Annie Chan spoke at the Anti-bribery Management International Best Practice Symposium 2017

The symposium consisted of 3 sessions to discuss various topics, including the international Anti-Corruption efforts, and the requirements and certification issues of the ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery management systems. Kenny Chan, Computer Forensic Director and Gary Hung, Forensic Manager, both of Mazars Forensics Hong Kong also attended the symposium. 

Annie spoke alongside the international panel with regulatory and academic background from China, Germany, Spain, Egypt and Indonesia to a full house of over 200 guests from the compliance department of the corporations, law firms, universities, certification bodies, etc.  Ms Chan also shared her experiences on anti-corruption and bribery in Hong Kong and China as well as the best practice in anti-corruption that the corporates should apply. She was also interviewed by the Shenzhen TV (SZTV) and commented on the impact of ISO 37001 Anti-bribery management system on corporations in Hong Kong and China.