Asia HRM Ltd.
- Parent Company / Organisation
- Asia HRM Ltd.
- Rita.tsui@asiahrm.com
- Funding Sources
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- Self-funded/Crowdfunding
We are an organization with HK as the base for Human Resources (HR) professionals to stay ahead of the curve, and keep abreast of the latest information, trends, and practices. We organize webinars on different HR topics and training programs such as mentoring and Human Resources Business Partnering. We also engage in CSR topics such as offering a FREE training program to job seekers and university students to equip them with core employability skills. We also have an Asia HR Woman Club promoting DEI, Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion to corporations encouraging them to hire people with disabilities, ethnic groups, and other disadvantaged people in the society.
Products and Services
AsiaHRM serves as Hong Kong’s "Social Pillar Partner," helping listed companies strengthen the Social (S) component of their ESG strategy. We deliver measurable, human-centered social impact through specialized youth coaching programs and community empowerment initiatives.
By partnering with us, companies can achieve tangible social outcomes and engage their workforce meaningfully.
Our services and partnership opportunities include:
- Sponsorship: Direct sponsorship of coaching cohorts to support youth development.
- Co-Branding: Opportunities to co-brand high-impact social programs.
- ESG Reporting: Providing measurable outcomes and data that can be utilized directly in your company's ESG reports.
- Employee Engagement: Engaging your staff as mentors or champions within our programs.
- Internal Coaching: Arranging tailored coaching programs for your own employees to achieve maximum ROI and talent development.
We provide training and networking support such as webinars, training programs, and even membership services to enhance the knowledge of our HR professionals in Hong Kong, also raise their awareness of creating social impact on society such as hiring people with disabilities, ethnic groups, and other disadvantaged people in the society.
