What is the HKABC?

The Hong Kong Audit Bureau of Circulations Ltd. (HKABC) is a non-profit organization managed by a Committee comprising members appointed by the Hong Kong Advertisers Association (2As), The Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Hong Kong (4As) and Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA), as well as representatives elected among member publications. The Chairman and Vice Chairman are selected biannually by the HKABC Committee and alternate among 2As and 4As.

The HKABC COMMITTEE (2011-2012) CONSISTS OF : -
Chairman  
Melanie Lo The Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Hong Kong
   
Vice Chairman  
Raymond Ho The Hong Kong Advertisers Association
   
Committee Members  
Vincent Cheung The Hong Kong Advertisers Association
Terence Lee The Hong Kong Advertisers Association
Pauline Chu The Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Hong Kong
Ray Wong The Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Hong Kong
Jeremy Ford The Society of Publishers in Asia (The Newsweek / Daily Beast Company LLC)
Charlotte Lee The Society of Publishers in Asia (Dow Jones Publishing Co. (Asia), Inc.)
Do Do Yeung The Society of Publishers in Asia (Hachette Filipacchi Hong Kong Limited)
Gladys Cheng Publisher (Headline Daily)
Alex Ho Publisher (South China Morning Post)
Ricky Lo Publisher (am730)
   
Secretariat  
Pauline Yu
Helen Lau
Mabel Chan
Perfect Promotion Ltd.
Tel: (852) 2882-2555
Fax: (852) 2882-4673
Email: mail@hkabc.com.hk

The HKABC was established in April 1995 as the marketing arm of ABC UK with the objective of promoting the cause of circulation auditing in Hong Kong. After two years of local operation, HKABC became fully independent of ABC UK in January 1998. HKABC is now a member of the International Federation of Audit Bureaux of Circulations (IFABC) and the Association of Asia Pacific Members of IFABC (APABC).

The HKABC provides an independent system of validation of circulation figures, ensuring that the claims and comparisons of circulation figures of member publications are accurate, objective and comparable. The HKABC seeks to encourage a higher standard of circulation data management and reporting within and outside its membership. This will protect the rights of advertisers and media buyers, and uphold the integrity and credibility of publishers.

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