FUELLING AMBITIOUS
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Student Ambassador

For ambitious high school students looking to expand their networks and get a head start in their academics and careers.

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Events and Camps

Panels and bootcamps in partnership with renowned global institutions to provide students with hand-on industry experience.

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Internship Opportunities

Provide meaningful career experiences through our global partnership network to help accelerate your growth.

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Alumni Network

Exclusive events, mentorship and prioritized internship opportunities for our alumni members.

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Our Board of Advisors

Yeung Kwok Mung, Ken

Ken Yeung has been the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of TOM Group since March 2008. Prior to joining TOM Group, Yeung was the Director of Horizons Ventures Limited and Chief Executive Officer of ChinaCare Investments Holdings Limited respectively.

Yeung previously worked for McKinsey & Company in Sydney, Melbourne and Greater China, as well as for Coca-Cola China Limited and General Electric Asia Pacific.

Yeung is currently a director on the Advisory Board of MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node, Li Po Chun United World College Hong Kong School Board and St Paul’s College Foundation and is currently the Chairman of United World Colleges Hong Kong Committee. He also previously served as board director for MIT Alumni Association and the former President of MIT Club of Hong Kong.

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Dr.Tony Chen

Director of Innovation Center, Hongkong Chow Tai Fook (CTF) Education Group.

Won nearly ten honors and scholarships, notably Japan's Ministry of Education (MOE) Global COE Outstanding Scientific Research Achievement Award and the 2010 National Scholarship for Outstanding Self-Funded Chinese Students Abroad. Worked in the National Key Lab of Wireless Network at a Double-First Class University for 3 years. Published 3 SCI-indexed Journals (in English) by 1st author and nearly 30 quality international and domestic conference papers in IEEE/IEICE, possess a number of patents.

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Gloria Tam

Previously the Hong Kong Government’s Deputy Director of Health and then Controller for Food Safety.

Since then, she runs her own public health consultancy and management firm, 3 Srs Company Limited, in both Macao and Hong Kong.

Moreover, Dr Tam offers herself to voluntary services, especially educational. She is on the Board of LI Po Chun United World College; the Management Committee of Singapore International School; the Council of Tung Wah College; and the International Mentorship Programme of The Chinese Foundation School.

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Dr. Witman Hung, JP

Professor Witman Hung is currently the Director of the Greater Bay Area Research Centre at the China Silk Road iValley Research Institute, and a Founding Partner of the Zebra Planet technology-innovation accelerator platform. He is an information and communications technology (ICT) expert and angel investor who has worked in the computer industry for nearly 40 years.

He is a Fellow of both the Hong Kong Computer Society and the Hong Kong Institute of Directors, as well as a Distinguished Fellow of the Hong Kong Association for the Development of Innovation and Technology.

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Mr. Lai Man-hin, SBS, FSDSM, FSMSM

Mr. Lai Man-hin is the former Director of Fire Services of the Hong Kong Fire Services Department (FSD). He devoted more than 37 years to the FSD, joining in June 1979 as an Assistant Divisional Officer and rising through the ranks to the top post in June 2014, when he succeeded the retiring Chan Chor-kam to lead a force of over 10,000 firefighting and ambulance personnel serving the public.

Over the course of his career, Mr. Lai took part in numerous major frontline rescue operations and administrative planning projects. These included the 1996 Garley Building fire — one of the most serious blazes in Hong Kong's history — and the coordination of the department's contingency plans for the "Year 2000" (Y2K) problem in 1999.

He personally led teams into disaster scenes, most notably during the November 2011 Fa Yuen Street stalls fire, when, as Deputy Director, he went floor by floor up the rear staircase and helped rescue some 20 to 30 trapped residents. During his tenure as Director, the department responded to several major incidents, including the 2014 explosion at Mei Ying House in Shek Kip Mei Estate and the 2016 Amoy Industrial mini-storage fire in Ngau Tau Kok, the latter of which he described as one of the most difficult fires the city had ever faced and in which fellow firefighters lost their lives.

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