PGI, as a promotion organization of platinum material, tapped into the Japanese Jewellery market long before and made a
Seiminar on “The Development of Platinum Jewellery in Japan and the World” 「日本與世界鉑金首飾發展」研討會 Platinum is one of the most popular precious materials for Jewellery pieces in the world by attracting lots of consumers with its beauty and scarcity. Nowadays in Japan, platinum is considered as the most precious metal for Jewellery, but lots of effort on promotion of this material had been done before it establishes the current position with high status. PGI, as a promotion organization of platinum material, tapped into the Japanese Jewellery market long before and made a major role of expanding platinum demand in Japan. At this seminar, the experience of development of platinum and outlook for market trends in the coming several years will be delivered to the major industry players all over the world. Date 日期: Time 時間: Venue 地點:
5/3/2015 (Thur 星期四) 4pm-5pm Meeting Room S226-227, L2Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre 香港會議展覽中心 2 樓會議室 S226-7
Language:
English(Simultaneous Interpretation in Mandarin will be provided) 英語（附設普通話即時傳譯服務）
Remarks 備註
Free Admission 免費入場
Programme 3:45pm-4pm
Guest Registration 登記
4pm-4:05pm
Opening Remarks Speaker: Mr Benjamin Chau, Deputy Executive Director, HKTDC
4:05pm -4:45pm
Platinum Jewellery’s development and trends in Japan Speaker: Ms Hisako Hankinson, President of Platinum Guild International K.K.
4:45 pm -4:55pm
Q&A
4:55pm-5pm
Closing Remarks Speaker: Mr Hayashi Maruyama, Chairman of Japan Jewellery Association as of 4 Feb 2015
*The Organiser reserves the rights to change the programme without prior notice. 主辦機構保留對節目調動及更改之權利而不作另行通知。
Biography of Speakers 講者簡介 About Hisako Hankinson B.A. International Christian University, Japan 2007: Joined PGI K.K. as Vice President 2008: Appointed President of PGI K.K. About Platinum Guild International (PGI) PGI is a global marketing organization funded by leading platinum producers. PGI develops demand for, and builds enduring commitment to platinum in jewellery by working in partnership with leading members of the jewellery industry, as well as by running direct-to-consumer activities.
About Hayashi MARUYAMA 1959: Established a Jewellery company (renamed As-me ESTELLE in 2009) 2009: Appointed Chairman of As-me ESTELLE 2013: Appointed Chairman of Japan Jewellery Association
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About Japan Jewellery Association The Japan Jewellery Association (JJA) is a public-service association that represents the Japanese Jewellery industry dedicated to both the domestic and international development of the Japanese Jewellery industry. The JJA is composed of regular members such as companies, cooperatives and other corporate bodies engaged in the import, export, manufacture, wholesale and retail of Jewellery. There are about 840 corporate regular members and 14 organizational regular members. The Association’s main activities are as below: 1. Jewellery trade fairs in Japan (JJF and IJT) Jewellery coordinator qualification examinations JJA Jewellery Design Awards Complete disclosure and other consumer protections Consumer advice International Interchange
