Start-up Pitching Series at ReThink HK 2025: Innovative Solutions in the ConTech & PropTech Sectors

12 Sep (Fri) Day 2 : 14:30 – 16:00

The ConTech and PropTech track at The ReThink HK 2025 Start-Up Pitching session, organized in collaboration with The Mills Fabrica, highlights innovative startups and solutions within the construction and property sectors. This platform offers emerging companies a valuable opportunity to present their ideas to an exclusive audience, receive expert feedback, and connect with key industry stakeholders.

Focusing on innovation, business scalability, technological advancement, sustainability, and impact, this year’s innovations span from life-care widgets to urban planting solution. Each team will present a 5-minute pitch, followed by an open-floor Q&A session with the judges and audience.

Learnings

  • Networking opportunity: Connect with leading startups, corporations and professionals to expand network and exchange forward-thinking ideas
  • Exclusive pitching session: Witness emerging startups and innovators showcase the latest cutting-edge technologies and breakthrough solutions
  • Expert evaluation: Valuable feedback and recommendations on advanced innovations from experienced industry professionals

Speakers

Cintia Nunes

The Mills Fabrica

General Manager, Head of Asia

Cintia Nunes is the General Manager and Head of Asia of The Mills Fabrica. As the innovation engine to sustainability and impact of Hong Kong conglomerate Nan Fung Group, Cintia leads the team to connect innovators in the techstyle and agrifood tech space with capital, connections, and expertise — to bring sustainability tech innovations from concept to market.

Drawing inspiration from social business principles that prioritize both profitability and purpose, she is committed to facilitating collaboration among stakeholders across the ecosystem to advance positive environmental and social impact at scale.

Before joining The Mills Fabrica, Cintia served as Chief of Strategy and Growth at Hong Kong’s largest network of social enterprises and impact ventures. She also held leadership roles at a multinational FMCG company where she formalized business strategies for over 10 brands.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

  • More industry level cross-sectors collaborations
  • Open dialogues across stakeholder groups on what works/what doesn’t
  • Accessibility/transparency to capital across asset classes for impact

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