HKCGI Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2025

HKCGI Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2025

We are proud to announce that our student teams achieved outstanding results at the HKCGI Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2025!

Our students won the Best Paper Award and 1st Runner-up in the Paper Writing Competition, the Best Presentation Award and 2nd runner-up in the Paper Presentation Competition, and the Audience’s Favourite Team Award.

The theme of this year’s competition is “Is Governance a Driver for Growth?”. It aimed to promote the importance of good governance among local undergraduate students and provide them with a platform to research, write, and present their findings and innovative solutions on the theme.

Our student demonstrated exceptional analytical and presentation skills throughout the competition. Congratulations to all team members on their outstanding performance!

Learn more about the competition: https://www.hkcgi.org.hk/news-event/cg-paper-competition

 

Best Presentation Award (Paper Presentation Competition)

1st Runner-up (Paper Writing Competition)

Audience’s Favourite Team Award

 

Team Members:

Miss Choi Pik Yu, BBA(IBGM), Year 3

Miss Wu Yingqi, BBA(IBGM), Year 3

 

Best Paper Award (Paper Writing Competition)

2nd Runner-up (Paper Presentation Competition)

 

Team Members:

Miss Liu Man Wai, LLB, Year 3

Miss Huang Xinyi, BSS(Govt&Laws)&LLB, Year 3

Miss Zhao Qianli, BBA(Law)&LLB, Year 3

 

Student Sharing:

“Participating in the HKCGI Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2025 was certainly a remarkable and rewarding learning experience.  From completing the paper to presenting our findings to the Panel Judges, our team has genuinely enjoyed the process of exploring and diving deep into the theme of governance. Not only has it enriched our knowledge of the global business environment, but it has also enabled us to polish our research, presentation and teamwork skills. I am truly grateful for the collaboration, team spirit and friendship Lexie and I have developed and the memories we have created along the way. A great thank you to everyone who has given us the opportunity, support and recognition which has made our journey incredible.”

(By Miss Choi Pik Yu, Penelope)

 

“Participating in the HKCGI Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2025 was a profoundly rewarding challenge. As a team of only two, my teammate Penelope and I developed a tight-knit, highly efficient partnership. This unique dynamic pushed us to deeply master every facet of corporate governance, significantly sharpening both our academic writing and presentation skills. Our small team size became our greatest asset, allowing us to be incredibly nimble in incorporating feedback from the presentation skills coach and refining our work with speed and precision. The experience was not just about the competition, but about forming a collaborative bond built on mutual trust and a wish to excel.”

(By Miss Wu Yingqi, Lexie)

 

“Participating in this competition was an incredibly valuable experience. By focusing on the development of startups, our team gained a deeper understanding of their growth paths, the structural governance challenges they face and how effective corporate governance frameworks can foster their sustainable growth. Through literature review and case study, we connected theoretical governance principles with real-world business challenges. The presentation stage further sharpened our communication and teamwork skills, as we worked together to find the most effective and engaging way to present our ideas clearly under time pressure.”

(By Miss Zhao Qianli)

 

 

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