Resources.
This page is a map of the public archive. Original photographs, committee profiles, and tool references stay where they were. The educational layer is linked so students and teachers do not have to hunt.
Original public pages.
- Home. The original Hong Kong studio landing.
- Tools. Business-case, finance, and SWOT references.
- Previous Cases. Archive prompts with study notes.
- Photos. Original gallery.
- The Committee. Executive and ambassador roles.
- Contact. Form and Hong Kong enquiry path.
Learning pages.
- How to compete.
- Frameworks.
- Training.
- For schools.
- For coaches.
- FAQ.
- Insights. Eight teaching notes.
External HBR product links on the tools page remain third-party references. They are not replaced here. Licensed cases named in the archive should be obtained through the proper academic channels if a school wants to teach the full text.
For collaboration, email info@casecompetition.org.
A first-week reading order.
Day one: how to compete, then one 15-minute question drill. Day two: issue tree note and a first split on MTR or Starbucks India. Day three: recommendation-slide titles only, no charts. Day four: judging criteria used as a self-score. Day five: a 90-minute archive case with roles named in writing.
Coaches can sit in on day five without touching the slides. Schools that want a public heat should read the hosting note before they book a room. The original photos and committee pages are for identity and hospitality, not for inventing a results table the archive never published.