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Project Director – Sports Governance Project (Six-month Contract, subject to renewal for up to three years) (Ref: PD2025-08)

The Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute

By 27 Sep 2025

15 years

Negotiable

Job Description

We require a Project Director to plan, execute, and deliver a sizable project promoting sports governance and integrity, involving the imparting of knowledge and the management of various stakeholders, including athletes, donors, universities, production houses, and matching the needs within the sports sector with the talent developed under the project. The initial contract is for six months, with a high probability of multiple renewals for at least three years, contingent upon the selection of the right candidate.

Key responsibilities:
• Lead the planning, execution and delivery of a major sports governance project.
• Develop and implement programmes, workshops and knowledge-sharing initiatives to promote best practices including collaboration with aligned stakeholders.
• Build strong relationships with athletes, donors, sports bodies, media/production partners and other stakeholders.
• Oversee talent development and facilitate matching of trained professionals with sports organisations.
• Manage project operations, budget, reporting and ensure compliance with governance standards.
• Represent the project in public forums and promote integrity in the sports sector.

Minimum Qualifications

• A recognised university degree or above
• At least 15 years of teaching experience including course development and delivery with ability to network with diverse stakeholders.
• Strong technical knowledge and expertise in governance and integrity related knowledge and practices
• Member of CGI (formerly ICSA) and HKCGI preferred
• Team leader and player with effective organisational, project management and communications skills
• Good command of English, and Putonghua and Cantonese a plus.

Application Method

We offer a 5-day week. Interested parties, please send your full resume, including your current and expected salary, as well as your earliest available date, by email to recruit@hkcgi.org.hk and quote “PD2025-08”.

Selected candidates are required to take a written test.

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About the company

The Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute
(Incorporated in Hong Kong with limited liability by guarantee)
香港公司治理公會

The Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute (HKCGI) is the sole accrediting body in Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland for the globally recognised Chartered Secretary and Chartered Governance Professional qualifications. Formerly known as The Hong Kong Institute of Chartered Secretaries (HKICS), HKCGI is the Hong Kong/China Division of The Chartered Governance Institute (CGI).

With a legacy of over 76 years, HKCGI has established itself as a trusted and reputable professional body in the region. Its influence extends to CGI’s global network of around 40,000 members and students, making it one of its fastest-growing divisions. HKCGI’s community comprises about 10,000 members, graduates, and students, with significant representation in listed companies and diverse governance roles across various industries.

Guided by the belief that governance leads to better decision-making and a better world, HKCGI is committed to advancing governance in commerce, industry, and public affairs. It achieves this through education, thought leadership, advocacy, and active engagement with its members and the broader community. As a recognised thought leader, HKCGI promotes the highest standards of governance while advocating for an inclusive approach that considers the interests of all stakeholders, and ensures that every voice is heard and valued.

HKCGI presently employs over forty staff in Hong Kong and Beijing under the executive leadership of our Chief Executive, who in turn reports to an elected President and Council. To strengthen HKCGI's organisation and capabilities in line with its continuing growth and success, the Institute is now looking for an Project Director – Sports Governance Project.