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With a passion for perfection, Zchron Designs is all about bringing a beautiful vision of the perfect home or commercial space to life. It is traditionally accepted that the work of an interior designer is to, as its title suggests, offer beautiful designs for homes and commercial spaces. While this remains true for most interior design firms in Hong Kong, one firm dares to be different, stepping not only outside of the box, but also beyond the realm of its role to ensure the each project it designs is completed to the satisfaction of its customers.

Wharf T&T undergoes a successful transformation and leads the way in embracing latest technology and providing quality information and communications technology (ICT) solutions to businesses. In an era where technology is rapidly advancing, cloud is the next big wave and Wharf T&T has an ace up its sleeve to pull ahead.

Headquartered in Chicago, TransUnion is one of the global leaders in risk management solutions. TransUnion gives businesses and consumers the power to achieve their financial goals and helps build stronger economies worldwide.

Thomas, Mayer &Associés (“TMA”)will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2015. Established in Hong Kong in 1995 as a French law firm,TMA has steadily developed its presence in the territory and is today recognized as a major actor in the structuring of business relationships of French and continental European entrepreneurs looking to explore the Asian market. Conversely TMA assists Asian clients in their European ventures. TMA’s expertise in using Hong Kong as a platform for structuring international investments enables its clients to benefit comfortably fromthe legal security Hong Kong offers in the region.

Despite the competitive nature of the audio-video industry in Hong Kong and even in mainland China, Sound Concepts continues to be successful, remaining on top of the competition ahead of its rivals and new upstarts in the industry.

With its nurturing approach to management, Rhombus International Hotels Group once again takes home the accolade for Best Hospitality & Hotel Management. Smoothly running a hotel takes much more than great management; having a leader who recognises the importance of teamwork is the key to success. With properties around the world, the Rhombus Group’s chain of hotels is a well-oiled machine that delivers everything from a great place to stay during your vacation to impeccable service.

A great holiday can be few and far between for those who lead a hectic work life. Being able to spare a few days between your busy workweeks to travel and experience a new city, or simply to stay home and recharge, is a rare treat.

Like the fact that over 1.56M customers took delivery of a Mercedes-Benz car around the globe in 2013, many car hunters in Hong Kong seem to find the lure of Mercedes-Benz irresistible. The Stuttgart-based manufacturer shipped 6,095 units of passenger cars to customers in the SARs of Hong Kong and Macau in the same year, representing an increase of 16.8 percent compared to the year before. The year 2013 was a record sales year for the brand, noted President and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong Andreas Binder.

Taking home the award for Best Men’s Anti-Aging and Weight Management, MENCE is about much more than helping clients achieve their desired body shape. Instead, it’s about getting to the root of the cause and building a great, healthy body from the inside out.

Besides being a well-known financial hub, Hong Kong is also where the world’s top insurance companies set up shop as a gateway to the rest of Asia.

As one of Hong Kong’s first boutique hotels, Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong is not only leading the industry, but constantly reinventing itself, setting new standards for what it means to be a great design hotel with its attention to detail and passion for inspiring travellers.

Bringing a sense of ease and comfort to the travel experience is what InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong is all about. The definition of luxury changes depending on where you are; in a city like Hong Kong, luxury has become a part of everyday life, so much so that many of us have become difficult to impress.

As I sit on the star ferry and take in the harbour light show, I am mesmerised by this beauty of this city. Watching the multi-coloured lights flash overhead from Hong Kong island across the waters to Tsim Sha Tsui, it is little wonder that there are so many stories of people who came to Hong Kong for a few weeks but who then decide to stay for 20 years, as there is a real sense here, that anything is impossible and the famous 'can-do' attitude of the Hong Kong people has expats falling in love with this seeming mecca of reinvention.

When Hong Kongers were recently prodded on what financial concerns kept them awake at night, their answers largely reflected their age group: Younger workers fuss about earning enough for mortgage payments and parental care expenses, mothers and fathers wonder how to save for their children’s tuition fees and older professionals worry about their retirement and medical expenses.

Earlier in his career, Paul Mais, was being considered for promotion but later discovered the candidate who had gotten that promotion was an MBA holder. Will not having an MBA directly impact one’s career in Asia? Paul thought. Resolving to improve his career prospects by obtaining an MBA, Paul carefully researched and then selected Henley-the world class Business School in Hong Kong.