Our International Advisory Board
Our International Advisory Board
Our International Advisory Board (IAB) 国际咨议局 is the most senior group of advisors made up of global professionals who are considered to be world leading in their professions.
Our board advisors have supported UKFCP over the years through their organisations or within their capacities. They also help us vision how best the economic and social values of our professional community can be created and recognised for the common good. Members of our IAV who are by invitation only, cover a wide range of sectors and geographical locations.
Our International Advisory Board (IAB) 国际咨议局 is the most senior group of advisors made up of global professionals who are considered to be world leading in their professions.
Our board advisors have supported UKFCP over the years through their organisations or within their capacities. They also help us vision how best the economic and social values of our professional community can be created and recognised for the common good. Members of our IAV who are by invitation only, cover a wide range of sectors and geographical locations.
A National Community that Inspires
The Young Chinese Professionals UK (YCP) is a non-political community association for the UK's Chinese young professionals. It aims to empower the next generations of global professionals with leadership experiences through learning to contribute to the society.
We focus our work on community needs to encourage more social innovations so that we can continue to cohere a professional community that cares, impacts, and inspires.
Growing for our community
For more than a decade, we at YCP UK have been working with our community to enable more development opportunities for Chinese young professionals to grow. From organising community activities, advocating for professionals' needs and skills, sharing career experiences, to improving professionals' wellbeing, we want to believe our work has positively impacted our society, all who contributed at YCP and not to mention thousands in our community.
Today, we continue to harness volunteerism and creativity of our community, that was how we started ever since we introduced the YCP concept of supporting young community members during our speech at the Scottish Parliament in 2010.
Our activities
