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財務專業人士的全面健康與動能管理
在節奏快速的數位時代，財務專業人士平日工作忙碌，長時間以坐的姿勢盯着屏幕，卻忽略久坐對身體帶來的壓力和長遠的健康風險。久坐不但會減慢新陳代謝，更增加患上慢性疾病的風險。CIMA 香港希望大家在專注事業發展的同時，也能好好照顧自己的身心健康。因此，除了專業的 CPD Seminar 外，亦積極舉辦多種不同類型的活動，包括適合不同運動程度的運動工作坊、輕鬆寫意的行山活動，緊貼時尚流行的匹克球，放鬆身心的頌頌缽療癒，以及充滿挑戰性的 毅行者訓練，提醒會員在忙碌工作之餘，別忘了動一動，為身心「充下電」。 CIMA特許管理會計師公會香港及新興市場事務總監周春華表示，「這些以運動為目標的活動有別於一貫以專業進修為主的工作坊，而是從關注身體健康出發，鼓勵大家勇於踏出第一步，一齊為健康加分。我相信每一次的嘗試，都是邁向更健康生活的一步。透過不同活動，會員之間不但可以交流工作與生活點滴，亦能舒緩壓力、互相鼓勵，在輕鬆愉快的氣氛中建立恆常運動的習慣，為長期身心健康打好基礎。」有參與活動的會員分享，平日工作節奏緊湊，很容易忽略運動的重要性。這次透過 CIMA 香港舉辦的活動，讓大家在沒有壓力的情況下重新動起來。「活動氣氛好輕鬆，大家一邊做運動，一邊交流工作同生活點滴，感覺多咗好多朋友。又可以傾工作，又可以鼓勵我呢啲平時少運動嘅人踏出第一步。萬事起頭難，好多謝 CIMA 陪我開始第一步！」亦有會員表示，活動不但有助紓緩工作壓力，更讓他們認識了一班志同道合的朋友，提升了持續運動的動力。
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International Women’s Day “Give To Gain” theme inspires CIMA women in finance and accounting to motivate others
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) launched its Women in Finance and Accounting campaign to bring attention to the opportunities within the profession and highlight the mentoring support that is available. The campaign is inspired by this year’s International Women’s Day “Give To Gain” theme, encouraging women to share their experiences, inspire peers, and […]
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CIMA calls for forward-looking action in the 2026-27 Budget to secure Hong Kong’s long-term growth
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has submitted earlier its recommendations for the 2026-27 Hong Kong Budget, urging the Government to take decisive action to build a high skilled workforce, strengthen long-term competitiveness, and accelerate strategic growth ahead of Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po’s Budget announcement on 25 February 2026. In its submission to the Hong […]
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Finance professionals say their organisations must better prepare for anticipated AI disruption
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) today unveiled findings from its Future-Ready Finance: Technology, Productivity, and Skills Survey, revealing a significant gap between finance professionals’ expectations of AI’s impact and their organisations’ readiness to adopt it. The survey of 1,446 senior finance and accounting leaders and managers paints a stark picture of organisational preparedness for […]
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