One person's perspective on why Hong Kong can be the best place in the world to live and work.

1. Why not here? Why not now?
The New New Hong Kong…One Person’s Perspective
Dr. Gregg Li, 12 Dec 2015

2. Family Work
About Dr. G
 Came home in 1987 from
Washington, D. C.
 Attended Raimondi College
 Investing in Future Talents

4. Why can’t we be the cleanest city in the world?

5. Let’s Rewind!

6. How to begin anew?

8. What can transform a concept into impact?
What resonates with everyday citizen?
Which city has one of the world’s longest
lifespans?
Why do homecomers return to Hong Kong?
Who makes the best tasting Chinese dishes?

9. Building on Our Strengths

10.  Healthy Food
 Cheap to Make
 Non-toxic
 Tasty
 Scalable

11. Success Defined?

13. By building on our strengths
By becoming a smarter city
By riding on our current industries
By opening up our innovation
By changing the game our way

14. What does it all mean?
Thank You Hong Kong!
Welcome Home

15. Acknowledgements
 Empire State Building: Riordan Wiki
 Cleanest City: www.avenuecalgary.com
 Hong Kong: wildloyal.com www.all-flags-world.com.
 http://cantonese.teirlinck.net/hong-kong-sars-in-2003/
 Food: gbtimes.com
 KPI Measurement: Marc Erkens, Susanne Wosch, Dirk Luttens and
Frank Piller “Measuring Open Innovation – a Metrics Based
Management Toolkit for Successful Innovation Teams.”
http://www.innovationmanagement.se/2013/06/14/measuring-
open-innovation-3-key-principles-to-improve-your-innovation-
measurement-practices-part-1/
 Hong Kong: Art of Crafting in Hong Kong. HK Magazine
 Gamechanger: Leadersinaction.com