Our changing world needs RICS’ commitment to standards, trust and technical excellence. This is your chance to keep our profession at the heart of the built and natural environment.

RICS is looking for two new members of the Hong Kong Advisory Board to represent Hong Kong Members. We are looking for an active volunteer with a knowledge of Geomatics and an active volunteer with a knowledge of Building Surveying who has a solid can-do attitude, who is motivated to invest time and effort to assist in the development of RICS in Hong Kong. 

The successful candidate will be expected to participate with RICS staff to create confidence in markets and be known for effecting positive change in the built and natural environments. The position is open to RICS qualified members only and the tenure of these positions is for a maximum of three (3) years.

The principal roles of the RICS Hong Kong Advisory Board include:

• Contribute, through the Asia Pacific World Regional Board, to the ongoing development of RICS’ corporate strategy through the provision of regular market intelligence and insight from the perspective of the national market
• In the context of the approved RICS corporate strategy, the objectives set by the Asia Pacific World Regional Board and the market needs of the country, prepare a rolling 3-year activity plan in support of the delivery of RICS business plan, thought leadership, and standards adoption for approval by the Asia Pacific World Regional Board
• Contribute to the successful delivery of the Hong Kong market plan and objectives
• Support other locally based RICS groups; communicating RICS strategy and direction.

The Hong Kong Advisory Board generally meets four (4) times per year. 

Application and selection

The closing date for applications is COB 24 Nov (Wednesday), 2021. Interested party please return completed application form and curriculum vitae at yhuang@rics.org

Online interviews will take place between 8-12 Dec 2021 (tentative). Please note only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interviews.

Further information

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For enquiries, please email RICS at yhuang@rics.org.