Ms. Vivien CHAN
Principal Consultant, C.K. Lo & S. Lam Ltd

The Honourable Horace CHEUNG Kwok-kwan, JP
Partner, Cheung & Yeung Solicitors
Member of Executive Council, Legislative Council and Central & Western District Council

Hon Horace CHEUNG Kwok-kwan has been a solicitor practicing law in Hong Kong for 17 years. As regards public services, he has been appointed by the Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR as a member of Executive Council. He is also an elected member of Legislative Council and Central & Western District Council. Apart from the above, he is currently serving as a member of the Hong Kong Housing Authority and a board member of Estate Agents Authority and Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited, as well as The Court member of The University of Hong Kong.

Ms. Denise CHEUNG
Senior Research Manager, Fung Business Intelligence Centre, Fung Group

Denise Cheung is a Senior Research Manager at Fung Business Intelligence, the knowledge bank for the Fung Group. Denise started her research career as an Economist at the Hong Kong Government in 2009 and subsequently joined the Fung Global Institute (predecessor of the Asia Global Institute at the University of Hong Kong) before moving on to her current position.

Denise joined World Vision between 2004 and 2007, during which she managed a community development program in Guangxi, after a brief career in finance. Seemingly a detour from her professional pursuit, the years Denise spent in rural China had a lasting impact on her worldview and, hence, research interests - which include inequality, effectiveness of international organizations, the micro-level impact of macro policies, and the power of self-organizing communities.

Denise holds a Master of Public Administration degree in International Development from Harvard University, and a Bachelor degree in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University.

Miss Josephine LAU
Director, RANG SS Foundation

Josephine was trained as a journalist in the 80’s and had since served as a brand marketer/communicator for leading businesses in Hong Kong. In 1998, she returned to campus full time to pursue an education in liberal arts, earning a BA (1st Hon) and a MPhil from the University of Hong Kong.

Since her re-education, Josephine has been devoting time to support education for the socially disadvantaged. She sits on the board of RANG SS Foundation, a nonprofit focusing on learning support for children from grass-root families.

Josephine is a case writer for Asia Case Research Centre of The University of Hong Kong. She is a member of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) in the UK; and a member of the Comparative Education Society of Hong Kong.

Miss Jan LAU
Head, Policy and Research, New People's Party

Mr. Joe LEE
Captain, Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited

Joe Lee has been a professional pilot with Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited for more than 12 years. He serves as a Captain in the Flight Operation Department and a Flight Data Analyst in the Group Safety Department.

Besides his careers in the aviation sector, Mr. Lee has been with Civil Aid Service for more than 8 years on part-time basis and he is now a Senior Grade V Officer in-charging a company within the force. Prior to joining Civil Aid Service, Mr. Lee also served in the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force for more than 2 years.

Mr. Lee holds two Bachelor’s Degrees in Law and Electrical Engineering as well as two Master Degrees in Exercise Science and Finance. Mr. Lee’s research interest includes the development of aviation industry in Greater China and the collaboration of auxiliary disciplinary forces and regular disciplinary forces in Hong Kong.

Miss Karen NGAI
Assistant Manager, The Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

Karen Ngai works in the field of corporate sustainability. She currently works at Corporate Sustainability of HSBC which provides her an opportunity to connect with Hong Kong community and work closely with social practitioners and professionals, enhancing collaboration between private and public sectors. Karen firmly believes that sustainable development is the solution for a better future. She is always eager to learn about how to transfer the concepts of sustainability into actions and apply to community. Her research interests focus on optimizing public resources allocation through organizational change on public sector, collective governance, public-private partnership, and public policy analysis on local development strategies.

She holds a Bachelor of Environment Studies (Honours co-op) degree from the University of Waterloo in Canada, and Master of Arts in Public Policy Management from the City University of Hong Kong.

Mr. Sunny YU
Chief Officer, Correctional Services Department, HKSAR Government

Sunny Yu holds a BSc in Environmental Science, MSocSc in Criminology, MA in Literary & Cultural Studies and LLM in Human Rights from the University of Hong Kong; LLB from the University of London; and MA in Public Policy and Management from the City University of Hong Kong. He is always marveled by others of his tenacity to study and labelled as a degree collector. Those who know him can tell Sunny is a genuine life-long learner, and he is always passionate to integrate his cross-disciplinary knowledge for the betterment of the local and global community.

Sunny has been serving in the Correctional Services Department for over two decades. Throughout his professional career, he pays special attention to compliance, public sector reform, penal management, legal challenges, human right issues and complaints investigation.

His research interests cover the area of prison governance, penal policy and criminal justice administration.

Mr. ZHANG Wenwen
Leader of Data Research Group, Guangdong Financial Investment Holding Co., Ltd.

Miss Agnes CHING
Deputy Director (Research), Bauhinia Foundation Research Centre

Ms. Dawn CHUI
Head of Business Development - Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Dawn is a strategist in innovation practice and sustainable mobility. She is the first accredited Licensed Practitioner from Innovation360 Group AB, a Stockholm-based innovation institute, and is currently an international consultant for a London-based agency. She specializes in mobility policy in the Asia region and innovation strategy. Between 2009 and 2015, she led the Asia-Pacific chapter of the International Association of Public Transport (UITP) working closely with authorities, transport operators, industry suppliers and academia in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to that, she had been in the research and communications businesses servicing multinational clients.

Prior to reading the DPA programme, she received the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Degree from the University of Hong Kong, and the Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Mr. Allen FUNG
Political Assistant to Secretary for Development, Development Bureau, HKSAR Government

Allen Fung holds a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in history and politics from the University of Hong Kong. He later obtained a Master of Public Administration degree from the same university. After graduation, Mr Fung served as a Public Service Assistant to the former Convenor of the Non-official Members of the Executive Council Mr C Y Leung for seven years. Before joining the Government, Mr Fung was the Vice President (Corporate Development) of a subsidiary of Hong Kong Resources Holdings. Mr Fung was active in public services. Positions held include Member of the All China Youth Federation, Standing Committee Member of the Guangdong Youth Federation, Principal Researcher of the Hong Kong Sustainable Development Research Institute, Deputy Secretary-General of the Y. Elites Association, and Director of the Hong Kong United Youth Association.

Mr. HO WAI CHI
Assistant Director, Corruption Prevention Department of Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)

Wai Chi has been serving in the NGO sector before becoming a public servant in 2011.​

He has served as management staff or board member in organizations of various nature inculding art and culture, social service, environmental protection, health education, sport and philanthropy.

Wai Chi graduated from Hong Kong Polytechnic with a Bachelor in Social Work and a Master of Arts in Social and Political Thought from University of Sussex.

His proudest moments include training a team of homeless people to form a football team and participated in the Homeless World Cup, and laying the foundation of a fully functional office in China for an international environment NGO.

His interest is football, film, do-nothing and social theory, in that order.​

何渭枝多年從事社會福利及非政府機構的管理工作， 2011年起轉任公職。曾先後在有關文化藝術、社會服務、環保、健康教育、體育及慈善基金等機構，出任行政或董事的工作。

他先後於香港理工學院取得社會工作學學士，及英國蘇斯薩斯大學文學碩士(社會及政治思想)學位。

樂於開拓新事，迄今為止，最回味是成立露宿者足球隊，帶領他們到海外參與“無家者世界杯”，及開拓國際環保團體在中國工作的空間。

他的興趣依序為足球、電影、閒著及社會理論。

Ms. Helena HU
Manager-in-Charge of Compliance, Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance

Helena Hu has twenty years' work experience as a corporate lawyer and compliance specialist in Canada and Hong Kong. In addition to two law degrees, she holds master's degrees in Business Administration and Fine Arts.

Prior to her current position at Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance, Helena worked as Assistant Director at the Asia Case Research Centre, The University of Hong Kong. She managed the day-to-day operations as well as headed up the research function of the centre.

Helena has focused on issues of compliance, corruption, ethics and governance throughout her professional career.

The focus of her doctoral research is in the area of sovereign wealth fund governance.

Ms. Doreen KONG
Partner, Reed Smith Richards Butler

Doreen is a practising solicitor. She is a partner in an international law firm Reed Smith Richards Butler and she currently supervises the Real Estate Department of their Hong Kong Office. Her practice areas are real estate transactions, wills and probate practice.

Although she is a legal professional, she does not confine herself in law-related areas. After 10 years of legal practice, she decided to expand her knowledge and returned to the University of Hong Kong for further study. During 2004 to 2014, she completed her master degrees on real estate, architectural conservation and public administration.

Apart from her professional life, she likes to participate in the community work. Doreen tries to apply her legal knowledge to help others. She is the honorary legal adviser to a number of incorporated owners and she likes to fight for the owners over their rights and advise them from time to time on building management issues. She also gave talks on a number of topics for different organizations.

Doreen has a clear mission in life – to serve the community for the betterment of the Hong Kong people. She believes that the society and the system need to change and improve. That is why she took the Master of Public Administration course and now furthers her studies in the DPA programme. In 2015, she ran for the district council election. She tried to apply what she learnt in MPA in practice. Although she lost in the election, she gained a lot of political and community experience in the campaign.

Her proposed research topic is to improve the building management system for private buildings in Hong Kong. From her involvement in the community work, she noticed that owners did suffer a lot from building management issues. They do not have the know-how and the government and the existing system are so far helpless. She would like to explore what are the root causes and the possible solutions of the problems.

Mr. Henry MA

Henry is the CMO of HKUST focusing on technology commercialization and start-up incubation in Mainland China for turning invention (success @ labs) into innovation (success @ markets) with economic and social impacts.

Before joining HKUST,  Henry was the Director – Materials Innovation of FOSSIL Group in leading the cross-functional teams to transform creativity (ideas) into innovation (solutions) with strong industry engagement and collaborations with many MNCs (such as BASF, PPG) to commercialize innovative technologies for industry’s unmet needs, such as leading novel application of nickel-free stainless steel to solve painful issues of metal allergies in various industries of watches, jewelries, and consumer wearables.

Prior to that, Henry had over 10 years of industrial marketing experience with global leading science & technology companies such as GE, DuPont, and 3M, as regional marketing leaders in Asia Pacific. He was trained in GE Jack Welch Leadership Centre in USA in 2006 and received “DuPont Marketing Award” in 2011. Henry got his MSc in Materials Science from the University of Hong Kong in 1999 and MBA from University of Cambridge in 2003. 

Ms. Elaine NG

Elaine has been working in the Hospital Authority for more than 20 years, serving in various departments in Kowloon Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Tuen Mun Hospital. Elaine has been involved in a wide range of strategic management tasks, including the development of strategic and business plans, the design of administrative and business support services, and the formulation and implementation of operational policies for the hospitals.

Elaine holds a Bachelor of Arts in Hotel and Hospitality Management from University of Strathclyde, a Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.) from University of London and a Master of Laws (L.L.M.) from City University of Hong Kong. Elaine enjoys studying and listening to music in her leisure time and her favorite singers are Andrea Bocelli and Celine Dion.

Elaine joined the DPA programme because of the leading scholars and experts in the field. Elaine research interest in service capacity and service delivery model of public healthcare services to meet the challenges of an ageing population in Hong Kong, public-private partnerships and provision of community health care services in collaboration with NGOs, OAHs and SWD.

Ms. Helen WONG

Ms. Helen Wong works in the public relations profession. Started her career as a medical and healthcare PR, Ms. Wong has taken up corporate PR positions in various industries including real estate, banking and finance, and business education. She is currently the Assistant Director of Communications at the Faculty of Business and Economics of The University of Hong Kong overseeing the Faculty’s corporate communications, public relations, media relations, corporate connections, stakeholder engagement, donor relations, alumni engagement and development, event management, external communications, brand management and crisis management. She also advises the Faculty’s senior management on the development and execution of the Faculty’s PR and communications strategies.

Ms. Wong holds a BA in English and Translation, and an M.Soc.Sc in Criminology from The University of Hong Kong. She also gets an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy from the School of Oriental and African Studies, The University of London. She is a candidate of Doctor of Public Administration at The University of Hong Kong. She speaks English, Chinese, Cantonese and Taiwanese. She is a member of the Hong Kong Public Relations Professionals’ Association and the Asia-Pacific Association of Communication Directors. Her research interests include political public relations and political communications, the role of news media and new media in society and businesses, how PR/communication tools can be used to help achieve governmental and corporate targets, and to enhance leadership and governance in both profit and non-profit making settings.

Mr. Stephen WONG

黃元山（Stephen Wong）於美國芝加哥大學獲取經濟學學士，和耶魯大學東亞研究碩士。之後到美國華爾街和倫敦金融中心的投資銀行工作八年，2005年回流亞洲，出任英國最大銀行蘇格蘭皇家銀行(RBS)的董事總經理(Managing Director)暨亞洲債券部管理委員會委員(Asia Fixed Income Management Committee)，成為最年輕的部門主管之一。現時他為大學客席教授和講師，被香港政府委任為金融發展局小組成員、可持續發展委員會小組成員、和禁毒基金投資小組委員會委員。他共同創立和出任環保組織“健康空氣行動”董事局主席，其他公職包括香港公益金預算及分配委員會副主席、香港社會效益分析師學會副主席、和社聯政策研究及倡議常設委員會成員等。

Stephen Wong obtained a B.A. (Economics) from University of Chicago and a M.A. from Yale University.  He went on to work on the Wall Street in New York and in the financial district of London for eight years.  In 2005, he returned to Asia, and became a Managing Director and member of the Fixed Income Management Committee (Asia Pacific) at RBS, as one of the youngest team leaders in the industry.  Currently, he is teaching in universities as an adjunct professor and lecturer.  He is also appointed by the HKSAR government for various advisory roles, including a committee member of the Financial Services Development Council, a committee member of the Sustainable Development Council, and an investment committee member of the Beat Drugs Fund.  He co-founded and is the Chairman of the Clean Air Network, and he is also a Vice Chairman of the Budget and Allocation Committee of the Community Chest of Hong Kong, a Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of Social Impact Analysts, and a member of the Standing Committee on Policy Research and Advocacy of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, etc.

Ms. Bonnie YAU

Bonnie graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration (conc. Marketing) from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1992. She then attained a master's degree in business administration (public service) from the University of Birmingham of the United Kingdom in 2002.

She joined the Administrative Service of the Hong Kong Government in 1996.  Since then, she has served in various bureaus and departments including the Office of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Beijing and the former Health, Welfare and Food Bureau. She was appointed Principal Assistant Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development in 2007.  She also served in a major mass transportation corporation in Hong Kong before being appointed as the Executive Director of the Occupational Safety and Health Council in July 2014.

Her research interest is in public/private/ non-profit collaboration.

Mr. Eric AU YEUNG

Eric Au Yeung is an experienced social worker and administrative practitioner. He studied in England for social work degree and obtained the qualification as social worker. He further pursued his study in Master degree of social work in The University of Hong Kong. For widening his learning capacity and self-exposure in high-order knowledge attainment, he is now the candidate of doctoral degree of public administration.

Eric has been serving The YMCA of Hong Kong since 1996 and now leading the community services department with the professional team of 60 more staffs. His main job duties including social service centre’s management, social enterprise development, partnership with Corporate and government for community development, managing the social service projects and etc. He is actively involving in public affairs through government nomination and public delegation.

Eric also has fruitful training experience and held different talks to wide spectrum of targets in locals, Mainland and International throughout the years. His research interest is the governance networks between YMCAs and the local government in Asia context.

Ms. Gloria CHAN

Ms Gloria Chan is a civil servant currently working at the Education Bureau of the HKSAR. As the Principal Inspector of the Students Mainland Exchange Section, she is responsible for providing more opportunities for local students to lean and take part in exchanges with schools in Mainland China. Previously, she worked at the Curriculum Development Institute of the Education Bureau as a senior curriculum development officer responsible for developing and implementing the curriculum of Senior Secondary Liberal Studies. She has obtained master’s degrees in Education and in Public Administration, both from the University of Hong Kong. Her research interests include issues and evaluation of policy instruments and governance arrangements, with a particular focus on education policy.

Mr. George CHEN

George Chen’s career spans international media, academia, and now public policy. George joined Facebook in 2016 as the Head of Public Policy for Hong Kong and Taiwan. In this role, George works with the governments, legislators and other stakeholders on various policy issues. Prior to Facebook, George had more than a decade-long experience in the media sector, including being Managing Editor for International Edition of the South China Morning Post (SCMP), and in various editorial and project management roles for Reuters and Dow Jones in Shanghai and Hong Kong. George was a two-time judge (2014, 2015) for editorial awards of the Society of Publishers in Asia.

George has been a strong advocate for Internet freedom, which is the research focus of his proposed doctoral dissertation at the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He earned his Master’s degree (distinction) at HKU in international and public affairs, with a concentration on the triangular US-China-Taiwan relations. A 2014 Yale World Fellow, George was selected by the US State Department in 2015 to join its signature International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). He has authored and edited three books: “The Next Big Thing – How China Challenges Silicon Valley And Changes Global Landscape” (2015), “This is Hong Kong I Know” (2014) and “Foreign Banks in China” (2011).

Mr. Patrick CHEUNG

Mr. Patrick Cheung Sui Lam
Chairman, Hong Kong Social Entrepreneurship Forum
Founder and CEO, Jade Club Ltd; 
Chairman of Dialogue in the Dark HK Ltd and Hong Kong Social Entrepreneurship Forum

Mr. Cheung obtained a Bachelor Degree in Industrial Engineering. He also holds a Master Degree in International Relation and Public Affair after retiring. He is pursuing a Doctorate degree in Public Administration, with focus in studying the Long term care policy for elderly in Hong Kong.

Mr. Cheung started his career working for a multinational and built the Asian business for the company. He founded his own company in packaging business at 36 years old. It grew into a leading player in China within 15 years. At 2007, Mr. Cheung sold his company and devoted full time in promoting social entrepreneurship, established a social enterprise from private capital. Now, he is focusing on the support of retired elderly and serving aging society. Mr. Cheung is specializes in marketing, business strategy, development of corporate value, and establish core competitiveness.

張瑞霖先生
香港社會創業論壇主席
香港尊賢會創辦人及行政總裁

未知老，點識老，識得老，唔怕老。心未老，人不老。
人生無止境，積極樂頤年!

生命的真締在于不斷的成長!

張瑞霖先生在大學主修工業工程，退休後完成國際關係及公共行政碩士課程。現正修讀公共行政博士班，主攻香港安老政策研究。

張瑞霖先生喜歡走別人未走過的路。事業的起跑點是為跨國公司從零開始搭建亞洲區的銷售網絡。36歲始創業，投資包裝材料制造工廠，15年間成為中國內地包裝材料業的領導性企業。2007年在事業高峰把股權買給跨國企業，投身公益。成功創辦以私人資本營運的社會企業。目前主要專注建立養老產業，服務老齡化社會。張先生擅長市場策劃，企業定位，制訂企業戰略發展規劃，建立企業文化和核心競爭力。

Mr. Ralph CHOW

Mr. Ralph Chow is the Regional Director, Americas of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the statutory organization responsible for promoting and developing Hong Kong's external trade. He is currently based in the Council’s New York Office and is responsible for the formulation and implementation of the Council’s promotion activities in both North America and the Latin America.

Ralph joined the HKTDC in 1986 and has accumulated extensive overseas working experience through his previous assignments in Japan and Australia. He was Director of Japan stationed in Tokyo from 2002 to 2005. Prior to his posting to New York, he had been Director, Product Promotion at the Head Office until early July, 2014.

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Ralph graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor degree of Business and Administration. He also holds a Master of Business and Administration degree from the University of Hull, U.K. and a Master of International and Public Affairs degree from the University of Hong Kong.

Having worked in a statutory organization for nearly three decades, he is interested in conducting research studies on the governance and administrative policies of public bodies so as to identify the effective working models applicable to the situation in Hong Kong.

Ms. Wendy LAM

Ms Lam had nearly 25 years of working experience in government body, private sector and statutory body respectively, in which 20 years were in the areas of corporate communications, marketing promotion, community education, event management and public affairs. Ms Lam is now the Senior Director of Corporate Affairs in McDonald's Restaurant (Hong Kong) Limited. She is responsible for media relations (local and international), government and stakeholder relations, corporate communication, marketing promotion and event management, as well as Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives and customer services. She is the official spokesperson for the Company and possesses amicable relationship with media.

Prior to the present position, she had been the Head of Communications in West Kowloon Cultural District Authority where she was responsible for formulating and implementing all communications strategies for the development of the project.

Ms Lam had been the Deputy Chief Executive in Consumer Council from 2017 to 2012. She had to oversee various functional areas of the Council Office including public affairs, consumer education, external affairs and committee work, administration and IT development, as well as complaints handling.

Before joining Consumer Council, Ms Lam was the Director of Arts Promotion & Corporate Affairs in the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. She took charge of all the external and public affairs which included the planning and execution of the Council’s developmental work in the aspects of education, marketing and promotion, public relations, project management, research development as well as fund raising.

Ms Lam started her career in teaching and had been working in the ICAC and the property field. She had also been a column writer for a few local Chinese newspapers. Ms Lam had attained the Bachelor of Business Studies, Master of Journalism and Master of Public Administration. She is now pursuing the Doctor of Public Administration at the University of Hong Kong and is interested in researching the institutional choice in the administration of arts policy in Hong Kong.

Miss Janet WONG

As a graduate from the University of Hong Kong majoring in Economics, I started working as a management trainee in an international bank.  Having taken up various positions in different streams and in different banks, I moved up to be Vice-president, Business Strategy of an international bank.  With years of working experience gained from the private sector (specifically the banking sector), I then wished to learn more about the public sector and serve the wider community, and hence joined the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region as a Senior Administrative Officer through direct recruitment in 2002.  Being a person who always looks for opportunities for self-development, over these years, I have completed two master degree courses, one in business management in the University of Hull (UK) and another in science (operations management) in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.  Looking ahead, I hope to apply my academic and work knowledge in an integral manner with a view to helping enhance the performance of public administration in Hong Kong.

Miss Winnie LEONG

Winnie is a civil servant working as an internal management consultant for the Hong Kong Government.  During the 20+ years of her career, Winnie has been involved in taking forward the Public Sector Reform agenda in Hong Kong.  She has extensive experience in conducting consultancy studies that range from business case assessment, business process reengineering to strategic vision formulation and evaluation of policy outcomes.

Winnie holds a BA Honours degree in public and social administration and gained a distinction for her Master's degree in Public Policy and Management.  Having served also for many years as a part-time lecturer at the City University of Hong Kong, Winnie has been engaged in academics research projects into local government reforms and private sector involvement in public service delivery.  These entailed exchanges with academia and practitioners in the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and Canada.

Winnie's research interests include public sector reform, governance, accountability and private sector involvement in public service delivery for which she has helped to author several practitioner guides in Hong Kong.  She is keen on building and sharing knowledge from the practical angle whereby new ideas and practices may be generated with a view to continuously improving public services in Hong Kong.

Mr. LIN Zhengyong

Miss Jennifer WONG

Miss Wong is a Statistician in the Census and Statistics Department. She began her career as an Executive Officer in the HKSAR Government in 1998 and subsequently joined the Statistician Grade in 2008. In the early stage of her career, she has gained extensive experience in the operations of different government bureaux/ departments. While serving as a Statistician, she has exposure to a number of subject areas in official statistics, especially external trade, data quality assurance and demographic statistics.

Miss Wong graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and holds three Master’s degrees, namely, Master of Public Administration, Master of Science in Finance and Master of Science in Electronic Commerce. She has also attained the professional qualifications of Financial Risk Manager (FRM); Associate, Society of Actuaries (ASA); and Fellow, Life Management Institute (FLMI). Her current research interest is in the poverty alleviation policies of Hong Kong.

Mr. Xavier YEUNG

Mr. Ivan YIU

Graduated from the Department of Social Work, the University of Hong Kong, Mr. Yiu has more than thirty years of working experience in the social welfare sector. He is currently the Head of Community Services of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals with a wide spectrum of social services under his management. His academic interests cover Governance of Non-profit Organization, Management of Social Enterprises and Poverty Eradication.

Mr. Yiu has extensive experience in public services serving in a number of Advisory and Statutory Bodies including Family Council, the Societal Engagement Task Force of Commission on Poverty, the Action Committee Against Narcotics, the Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged and the Steering Committee on Promotion of Volunteer Service. He was also a previous part-time member of the Central Policy Unit of the HKSAR Government and had served the Commission on Youth for years.