Mr Simon Ng is Chief Executive Officer of Business Environment Council (BEC). He works closely with BEC Board of Directors in setting and implementing organisation goals and strategies conducive to supporting BEC members and the wider business community in the transition towards net-zero economy and a sustainable Hong Kong.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Mobilise corporates in Hong Kong for accelerated climate action.

Clement Cheung is an environmental professional specializing in multi-stakeholder engagement and impact initiatives to promote sustainability in business operations. His work focuses on fostering collaboration among businesses, policy makers, and communities to achieve shared sustainability goals. He also has experience working in the higher education sector, specifically in educational administration and environmental education within a university setting. Clement is a Well AP.

A Chartered Construction Manager, Engineer, Project Manager, and Surveyor by profession, Ir Prof. Chan has worked in a number of tertiary institutions both in Hong Kong and overseas. He was a Senior Lecturer and Deputy Head of the School of Building and Planning at the University of South Australia. Ir Prof. Chan joined the Department of Building and Real Estate of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 1996 and was Associate Head (Teaching) from 2005 to 2011; Associate Dean and Interim Dean of the Faculty of Construction and Environment from 2011 to 2013, and from 2013 to 2014 respectively. He was Head of Department of Building and Real Estate from 2015 to 2021 and is currently Dean of Students, Associate Director of Research Institute for Sustainable Urban Development, Able Endowed Professor in Construction Health and Safety, Chair Professor of Construction Engineering and Management, and Chief Warden of PolyU Students Halls of Residence.

Ir Joe Chow is a Chartered Engineer at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and Energy Institute with more than 15 years of experience in sustainable engineering and facilities management.

Currently, Joe is the Asia Head of Energy and Sustainability at City Facilities Management (HKG) Limited. He is responsible for managing a wide range of energy saving projects and sustainability activities for the partners covering 5,000+ retail stores in Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia.

Joe is serving various public duties including the Vice President of the IFMA Hong Chapter and the Immediate Past President of the ASHRAE Hong Kong Chapter

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Working together towards carbon neutrality future and accelerate the actions at now.

Katie works on BEC’s Policy & Research team where she contributes to the development of policy positions on Hong Kong’s existing and emerging environmental challenges and drives the delivery of impactful projects to embed sustainability into business strategy and the city’s broader climate transition. Katie currently leads the team’s nature-related work to narrow the gap between business and nature, incorporate biodiversity considerations into local policy and business decision-making, and supports other sectoral decarbonisation initiatives, such as the aviation sector through sustainable aviation fuel.
Prior to working in Hong Kong, Katie worked in the UK to deliver analysis and thought leadership to impact investors and sustainability-minded corporates on climate change policy, the blue economy, biodiversity and nature conservation. Katie is a Geography graduate of King’s College London.

My Sustainability Goal for 2024:

• Mainstreaming biodiversity protection into Hong Kong’s business decision-making and policy landscape.
• Engage key stakeholders and facilitate collaboration to bring about positive and impactful industry change for nature, biodiversity, and the broader environment.

Melanie is the Assistant General Manager (Sustainability) and the Head of Sustainability of Sino Group. She oversees a range of sustainability projects related to ESG. Being a specialist in the realm of Sustainable Development for nearly 20 years, Melanie has also gained extensive experiences in Sustainable Tourism and Stakeholder Engagement.
Melanie holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Management from the Imperial College London, a Master Degree of Science in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a Master Degree in Sustainable Business from the University of Cambridge. She is also a certified Sustainable Tourism Professional by Global Sustainable Tourism Council.
Melanie is serving various public duties, including the Vice Chairmen of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC)’s Environment & Sustainability Committee,
a member of the Publicity Working Group of Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC) and the Sub-committee on Youth and Capacity Building of the HKSAR Environment and Ecology Bureau.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024

Joining hands with our stakeholders in creating better lifescapes.

Mr Edwin Lau is currently the Founder and Executive Director of The Green Earth, an environmental organization promoting resource conservation and zero-waste culture. He has been actively engaged in environmental protection work since the late 1980s. During the period, he placed great concern on several pressing environmental topics, e.g. waste management, air pollution, climate change and energy conservation.

Mr Lau is currently a member of CUHK Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change Expert Committee and senior advisor of Hong Kong Solar Industries Association.

In 2009, Mr Lau was awarded the Medal of Honour by the HKSAR Government in recognition of his long-term contribution to the promotion of environmental protection and environmental education. In the same year, he was also awarded an Outstanding Earth Champion by The Earth Champions Foundation.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

• Shelving the waste-charging scheme does not mean the city’s waste crisis has gone, instead, we must act stronger in avoiding waste generation at source and followed by practising clean recycling to genuinely address the waste crisis.
• Hong Kong should do more in enhancing the building energy efficiency of the entire building stock.
• Renewable energy, including Green Hydrogen, should be developed much faster to supply the city with zero-carbon renewables to cope with the increasing demand, otherwise even with faster transition to electric transport would not contribute much in decarbonisation.
• We need to educate the public a lot more to raise their environmental awareness so that the majority of the population will act green continuously.

Kenny is currently serving as the Treasurer of the Hong Kong Waste Management Association (HKWMA). Hong Kong Waste Management Association (HKWMA), inaugurated in 1994, has been the premier organization representing professionals in Hong Kong’s solid waste management and environmental industries. Our members range from government officials, consultants, contractors and academia both locally and internationally.

Kenny is the Co-Founder of EnviPro Technology Company Limited (EnviPro), contributing to consultancy projects related to air, acoustic, odour and health impact assessment in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

In 2021, Kenny appointed by the Government as member of the Advisory Committee on Countryside Conservation (ACCC). Kenny obtained The outstanding alumni Award from the PolyU CEE in 2023.

Our sustainability goals for 2024:

We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. Progress is impossible without change.

At Cathay, Karen is responsible for the development and execution of sustainability programmes, management and communications to help the Group move towards its net-zero carbon and more sustainable operation. Prior to this, Karen worked as a project manager in an ESG advisory, where she led research, reporting and stakeholder engagement projects for corporate and non-profit clients.

Alfred Weston has worked for the Swire Group since 2011. He spent six years at Swire Pacific Offshore, mainly located in Singapore and Angola, three years at Cathay Pacific in Hong Kong, and three years with John Swire & Sons in Papua New Guinea, before joining New Life Plastics in September 2022.

New Life Plastics aspires to be a catalyst for change in the plastic bottle circular economy in Hong Kong. It is the first recycling facility of its kind in Hong Kong and is focused on recycling PET beverage bottles to a food-grade standard; this enables bottles collected in Hong Kong to be remade back into beverage bottles, closing the bottle-to-bottle loop.

My Sustainability Goal for 2024:

To improve the bottle-to-bottle recycling rate in Hong Kong.

Ir Prof. Dan Tsang is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Pao Yue-Kong Chair Professor in the State Key Laboratory of Clean Energy Utilisation at Zhejiang University in China. Dan was a Professor and MSc Programme Leader at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Visiting Professor at the University of Queensland in Australia and Chulalongkorn University in Thailand, Visiting Scholar at Stanford University in the US and IMETE Scholar at Ghent University in Belgium, and postdoctoral fellow at Imperial College London in the UK. He has more than 20 years of R&D experience, published more than 500 articles in top 10% journals, and was selected as Stanford University’s Top 2% Scientists and Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers in the academic fields of Engineering as well as Environment & Ecology. Dan’s team aspires to develop green technologies for long-term decarbonisation and promote resources circularity and sustainable development. Dan also serves as the founding Editor-in-Chief of npj Materials Sustainability, Chairman of the Hong Kong Waste Management Association (HKWMA), and Chairman of Waste Management Subcommittee of the Advisory Council on the Environment (ACE) of the Hong Kong SAR Government.

Ms Katherine Chan, MBA
Director, Business Development
The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel

Ms Chan has extensive experiences in the full supply chain of textile and apparel industry globally. Her knowledge covers textile chemicals, yarn spinning and textile manufacturing and was in roles overseeing design to garment productions to retail in the USA, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Ms Chan has worked with textile factories in Asia and the Americas in product development as well as manufacturing. She was involved in R&D, marketing, operations and quality assurance.
Before joining HKRITA, Ms Chan was with BASF as global product manager as well as global marketing, strategic projects and regional product managements for different chemical segments. During the years, she has worked with global teams and management for chemical manufacturing around the world including Europe, the USA, Asia and Middle East.
Ms Chan received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from University of Wisconsin, Madison, an AAS degree in Fashion Buying and Merchandising from Fashion Institute of Technology, both in the USA and MBA from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

HKRITA will be launching an ambitious initiative called “The Open Lab.” The Open Lab aims to provide agile solutions for the textiles, apparel, and fashion industries in addressing climate change. It will serve as a collaborative space located in Hong Kong and will be launched in September 2024. We invite partners to join forces in developing technologies that drive sustainability initiatives at the forefront of the fashion and textiles industry. The intention is to fund projects and rapidly scale outcomes, making resources widely available to tackle the challenges posed by climate change.
https://www.theopenlab.one

Amy is responsible for defining local sustainability strategy and driving actions towards the Decathlon united decarbonization goal. Besides the role of Sustainability Leader, Amy has an extra role as a the city operation leader. This duo role facilitates her in staff sustainability engagement and collaboration across all functions.

She is also a CLIMATE FRESK facilitator who is passionate in raising people’s awareness and understanding on Climate Change matter.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

To foster the development of Decathlon HK circular economy and raise people awareness on climate change. 

Judy Ho is the Sustainability Manager at Swire Coca-Cola HK where she drives sustainability programs and decarbonization actions in the Hong Kong market as outlined in the Swire Coca-Cola 2030 Sustainable Development Strategy. She is also an appointed member of the Environment and Conservation Fund Committee (ECF) by the Chief Executive of HKSAR, where she advises the ECF trustee on the manner and extent of use of the ECF.

Sustainability Goals for 2024:

To achieve genuine circularity by developing packaging solutions that fully incorporate eco-design principles.

Linda oversees sustainability strategy for L’Oréal Hong Kong and its 18 unique beauty brands in the market, including Lancôme, Kiehl’s, YSL Beauty, shu uemura, L’Oréal Paris and La Roche-Posay, to name a few. L’Oréal Group’s sustainability commitment, “L’Oréal for the Future”, covers specific KPIs on net zero, sustainable consumption and social impact.

With 20 years of strategic communications and engagement experience, Linda has held different senior leadership positions in leading global companies. Before her current roles, she was Corporate Affairs Director for L’Oréal North Asia overseeing external and internal communications across Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and Korea. Before joining L’Oréal, Linda was External Affairs Director Hong Kong and Taiwan for Reckitt Benckiser and Mead Johnson Nutrition for 6 years. At the start of her career, Linda spent 9 years with Edelman where she provided strategic communications counsel to many multinational companies as well as the Hong Kong Government.

Benjamin Steuer is an assistant professor at the Division of Environment and Sustainability at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He obtained his PhD at the University of Vienna with a thesis on China’s Circular Economy. Since his research assistance at the Institute of Waste Management (BOKU University, Vienna), he spent over 10 years conducting project based research on recycling (household waste, end of life ships, waste electrical and electronic equipment) and Circular Economy business models in mainland China and Hong Kong. Next to his academic employment, Benjamin is working as consultant for Hong Kong organisations and for the German GIZ. His interdisciplinary (waste management, institutional economics, circular economy business management) and mixed methods (qualitative and quantitative survey methods) works are published by Resources, Conservation and Recycling, Waste Management, Journal of Environmental Management, Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, Journal of Chinese Governance among others. His research outputs can be accessed here: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Benjamin-Steuer

An Chieh Chiang is the Managing Director of LOJEL, overseeing company operations as the third generation of his family-owned business since 2014. As CEO and Managing Director of LOJEL, Chiang has positioned the brand to place sustainability and innovation at the forefront of design. By implementing a “design for repair” methodology in crafting products and enforcing a 3 pillar system for sustainability Chiang repositioned the company culture to emphasize environmental, social, and governance programs.

During 2023, Chiang implemented significant environmental impact measures at LOJEL, diverting 85,000kg of waste from landfills, reducing their reliance on air freights by 95%, and offsetting their emissions by 37%. The company also provides its team with access to educational modules. This ensures that every member of the LOJEL team is familiar with sustainability topics such as Climate Change, Waste Management, and Circularity and how these impact LOJEL’s brand and culture.

Kayley graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Master of Social Sciences in the field of Sustainability Leadership and Governance and from the Chinese University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Sciences (majoring in Environmental Studies), she is a Certified Environmental, Social and Governance Analyst (CESGA) and the Certified ESG Planner (CEP). She is the founder of Sustainable Lab HK, promoting sustainable style via consultation, environmental exhibitions, talks and workshops, and raising environmental awareness among the public. She is the Project Manager of the “Art and Nature” Dialogue Exhibition Series to promote sustainability concept and environmental pollution problems, previous themes include wood repairing, marine microplastics and deforestation, etc. She advocates promoting repair concepts and circular economy among corporates, NGOs, schools and public. She has been involved in various public lectures, environmental exhibitions, environmental education programs, event management, corporate fundraising, student training, public relations, and marketing management. She is also committed to youth leadership training and charity programs.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

1. Develop and implement circular economy projects with local businesses and communities, focusing on reducing waste and promoting recycling and upcycling practices.
2. Launch a Youth Sustainability Leadership Program, mentoring 50 young leaders through hands-on projects and workshops, preparing them to be future advocates for environmental stewardship.

Edward is an award-winning design and project professional in integrated planning, urban, architectural and interior design, with over 25 years of experience in realizing various development projects covering commercial, retail and hospitality industry in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Southeast Asia.   Edward was part of the regional senior management at AECOM ASIA.   He was Vice President in the company, as part of the leadership in the development of Design + Planning business in Greater China.

Edward joined Hang Lung Properties in 2022 and as the Deputy General Manager of the Asset Assurance and Improvement department, Edward’s focus lies in enriching the company’s physical assets through robust project and design management, balancing new technologies, sustainable measures and the corporate core value. His current responsibilities include the rejuvenation of the company’s Hong Kong Headquarters, new mall extensions for Plaza 66 in Shanghai, and the renovation of Parc 66 in Jinan.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Further development on using sustainable and circularity measures in the building industry, including low-carbon steel and reclaimed timber.

​​Florence Cheng is the Head of Impact Strategy at Social Ventures Hong Kong (SVhk) and Co-Founder of COSMOS, its corporate impact consultancy arm. She is an experienced social leader dedicated to driving business and community partnerships, including the Community Resilience Fund (award-winning bridging loan facility for social enterprises) and Business with Purpose (an impact movement to advance businesses as a force for good).

C F Leung is the Director – Operations at the Business Environment Council. With over 25 years of experience, CF has played a pivotal role in driving sustainability initiatives across the city.

In his current role at BEC, CF oversees a diverse portfolio of projects that span green building consultancy, energy and carbon auditing, waste management and auditing, award programs, funding initiatives, ESG strategy development, and stakeholder/tenant engagement. He is also a frequent speaker, delivering training to a wide range of audiences, from university students to senior management of corporations.

CF’s technical expertise and strategic leadership have been instrumental in guiding both public and private sector organisations towards environmentally responsible practices and net zero goals.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Together, we are strong in the net zero journey.

STEVEN TSOI

CEO & Co-Founder, SONOVA

Chief Impact Evangelist, Social Ventures Hong Kong

Steven Tsoi is the Co-Founder of SONOVA and the Chief Impact Evangelist at Social Ventures Hong Kong. SONOVA (sonova.com.hk) is a cause-marketing agency ally with Social Ventures Hong Kong (SVhk, sv-hk.org). Through strategic partnerships with NGOs, educational institutions, foundations, and private sectors, seamlessly integrate industry and cause, fostering a philanthropic synergy that drives impactful change.

Steven brings over 20 years of experience in the Hong Kong media scene and over 10 years of experience in the corporate sector as an corporate trainer to his current roles to drive social innovation through impact storytelling, creating shared value (CSV) corporate projects, and curating impact experiences. His portfolio of social impact projects includes EXTRA MILE (community investment project of Airport Authority Hong Kong), Trust Tomorrow Campaign (initiated under Swire’s 150^th anniversary celebration), Home Is… (CSV initiative of Yip’s Chemical), 404 Not F_und?: Err-venger Academy (powered by HKBN CSI Fund), and JC InnoPower (Social Worker Fellowship Programme by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust). Steven has advised numerous corporates and NGOs on media, PR, and communications to enable their social innovation ideas to reach a larger mainstream audience and accelerate the pace of social change for Hong Kong’s most pressing social issues.

Steven is a strong advocate for youth opportunities, believing that every youth has the potential to be a changemaker for a better tomorrow. He led the impact design and project development of several first-of-its-kind youth programmes in Hong Kong: Working Holiday@Lantau, Creative Beings@ Sham Shui Po, and Project MELO. –

作為一名外科醫生，范醫生一直在公共部門服務。多年來，他曾被紅十字會、無國界醫生組織派往戰區如南蘇丹、加沙、利比亞、及災區如海地、中國、尼泊爾。2010年在馬拉尼貧民窟工作期間受啓發回港創立了「醫護行者」，宗旨是推動社會健康公平，透過發展基層醫療，讓每一個人能夠得到適切的健康服務及各種公共政策以應對「影響健康的社會因素」（social determinants of health) ; 他利用創新的社區發展和公共衛生模式來幫助香港基層醫療的發展，如提供一站式跨專業醫療服務誘發康健中心之發展，與明愛構建「三房兩廳」成功提倡政府建立社區客廳幫助劏房戶，推動社福界開展不同類型的社會處方（social prescription) ，聯同香港大學藥理及藥劑學系推動政府在各區建立社區藥房等，最終目標是建立一個以健康生活為重點的可持續發展社區，並利用社會資本建設健康城市。
另外他亦成立「毋忘愛」，以一站式臨終支援服務，提供在家及院舍離世、環保個性化殯儀服務；另外成功協助24週以下夭折胎兒之家庭爭取應有的善終權益及公共服務，現時同多間社福機構合作，建構慈悲臨終關懷的社區。

范醫生相信透過跨界別合作及讓社區各持份者融合在一起才能推動社會改變及發展不同社區營造項目。

中文大學賽馬會公共衛生與基層醫療學院導師
中文大學健康公平研究所助理研究員
基層醫療健康辦事處社區藥房發展專責小組成員
深水埗地區康健中心執行委員會委員

Ms. Harmony Li is the Head of Impact Community at Social Ventures Hong Kong (SVhk), she is also the Chief Empowerment Officer of HATCH (合廠) and COMM,ON (安所), two impact ventures dedicated to unleashing talent potentials in becoming change agents at workplace and in community. She possesses 15+ years of experience working in for-purpose sector, devoted to driving bottom-up participations and cross-sectoral collaborations in addressing social issues.

李端儀女士為香港社會創投基金(SVhk)社區創效主管，她同時是 HATCH (合廠) 及 COMM,ON (安所) 創效平台的Chief Empowerment Officer，兩者致力培育潛在人才在職場及社區成為創變者。李女士擁有15+年慈善機構工作經驗，銳意推動民間參與及跨界別協作，為社會議題塑造多元方案。

​​Florence Cheng is the Head of Impact Strategy at Social Ventures Hong Kong (SVhk) and Co-Founder of COSMOS, its corporate impact consultancy arm. She is an experienced social leader dedicated to driving business and community partnerships, including the Community Resilience Fund (award-winning bridging loan facility for social enterprises) and Business with Purpose (an impact movement to advance businesses as a force for good).

April Kun (靳嘉燕)
BA (Geography) HKU 1989
MSC (Urban Planning) HKU 1994
MHKIP, MRTPI

Ms Kun currently is serving as Head of the Energizing Kowloon East Office (EKEO) under the Development Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government. Her major works are associated with the transformation of Kowloon East into a vibrant and attractive second core business district of Hong Kong, through enhancing and facilitating the development potential; improving connectivity /branding /design /diversity; and promoting place making in the area.

Prior to the appointment as Head of EKEO, Ms Kun served in the Planning Department for more than 30 years. Her experience covered strategic planning and major planning studies in relation to the Northern Metropolis and the Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands. In particular, she had involved heavily in formulating the development plan for San Tin Technopole, as well as planning and engineering studies for new development areas including Kwu Tung North/Fanling North, Hung Shui Kiu/Ha Tsuen and Yuen Long South. Ms Kun had also spent some years in supporting the Secretariat of Town Planning Board and participated in formulating/reviewing some of the town planning guidelines and procedures in Hong Kong.

靳嘉燕女士現任香港特別行政區政府發展局起動九龍東專員。她的主要職務是透過提升和促進九龍東的發展潛力、加強行人及交通連繫、塑造九龍東品牌、推動創造精神、提倡多元化發展、以及促進環境營造，將九龍東轉變為香港有活力且具吸引力的第二個核心商業區。

在擔任起動九龍東專員之前，靳女士在規劃署擁有三十多年的工作經驗。她的經驗涵蓋策略規劃和重大規劃研究，包括北部都會區和交椅洲人工島相關的項目。她曾參與制定新田科技城的發展計劃，以及參與古洞北／粉嶺北、洪水橋／廈村和元朗南等新發展區域的規劃和工程研究。靳女士亦在城市規劃委員會秘書處服務多年，協助制定和檢討香港一些城市規劃的指引和程序。

Ms Clara Chan is the Chief Executive Officer of Lee Kee Group, a leading solutions provider for metals in China and ASEAN region. Ms Chan is responsible for leading the Group in business development and providing strategic direction, including digitalisation and sustainability drive, taking the conventional metal manufacturing industry to the next level. Leading a professional management team, Ms Chan leverages her wealth of experience in commodity market and global trade, creating a portfolio of value-added products and services that help hundreds of brand owners to provide their products worldwide.

Mr Jude Chow is the Founder & CEO of AEL (International Holdings) Limited. In his early years in Australia, Mr Chow had extensive exposure to large-scale construction engineering, airport engineering, and environmental engineering projects. He then took up a regional position in a German technology company and was responsible for projects across 13 countries in the Asia Pacific. After joining AEL, he has led the company to sustainable growth from developing new products and entering into new markets, including Belt and Road countries. He is now working with partners from Europe, local research institutes and universities to build a waste-to-energy solution for the Asian Market. He is also dedicated to contributing to society with active participation in voluntary work and being a mentor for the City University of Hong Kong’s School of Energy and Environment, as well as the promotion of sustainability by representing the industry to liaise with Government and overseas counterparts.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

Jack has over a decade of cross-disciplinary experience of professional experience across sustainability development, supply chain solutions, quality assurance, digitalization transformation and consulting services for different leading companies.

Jack leads the team and drives new initiatives and products in the Asia region, brings collaboration with business partners, and assists corporate clients in formulating their sustainability and supply solutions along their value chain.

My Sustainability Goals for 2024:

1. Hong Kong food commercial and industrial generate huge amounts of food waste daily, apart from disposing of the food waste in landfills, a proportion of food waste can be processed and regenerated as different forms of useful sources and contribute to agriculture and fishery. It is hoped to see more incentives and funding available to encourage more parties to develop solutions and expedite the implementation.

2. Transparency and credibility in green initiatives’ product claims are crucial for the sustainable market. It is hoped our mark can help companies build trust in their products and brands to showcase their green initiatives in the market with independent environmental claim certification and verification.

Ms Clara Chan is the Chief Executive Officer of Lee Kee Group, a leading solutions provider for metals in China and ASEAN region. Ms Chan is responsible for leading the Group in business development and providing strategic direction, including digitalisation and sustainability drive, taking the conventional metal manufacturing industry to the next level. Leading a professional management team, Ms Chan leverages her wealth of experience in commodity market and global trade, creating a portfolio of value-added products and services that help hundreds of brand owners to provide their products worldwide.