Ms Katherine Hung Siu Lin

Ms Katherine Hung Siu Lin received her education from the Hong Kong Technical College, a predecessor of PolyU. She joined Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited in 1972 and has been deeply involved in the development of the company. Witnessing its growth into a world-renowned enterprise, she has herself also become a distinguished leader in the real estate industry.

Ms Hung worked her way up to senior management level by dint of her unswerving efforts and dedication to her work. In 2000, however, she chose to step down from her high-paid frontline job and began her second career -- contributing to the community her experience, wisdom and personal network. Over the years, she has dedicated herself to the voluntary service of different organizations and has undertaken various public duties. With a commitment to nurturing the next generation, she has participated in the management of primary and secondary schools, career training schools, community college and tertiary institutions. She is currently a Council Member of the Leadership Training Institute of Scout Association of Hong Kong, an Advisor to the Continuing Education Department of Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association, a Court Member of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and a Court Member of PolyU. She has been serving as a Steering Committee Member of PolyU's Institute for Enterprise since 2000. Through her connections with a variety of organizations, she has helped make available many development opportunities for Hong Kong youngsters, launched social services and fostered many research collaborations.

Ms Hung is currently Director of the Li Ka Shing Foundation Limited, and has been appointed by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government as a member of the Estate Agents Authority, Executive Board Member of the Hong Kong Housing Society and Secretary of Scout Association of Hong Kong. She is also Tianjin Committee Member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. All these demanding roles rightly reflect Ms Hung's contributions and commitment to the development of Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland.

Mr Victor Cha Mou Zing

Ms Fiona Cheung Sum Yu, MH

Ms Katherine Hung Siu Lin

Mr Freeman Lau Siu Hong, BBS

Mr Liu Sing Cheong, JP

Professor Liu Yingli

Mr Louis Mak Law Mo

Mr Yau Wah Yau

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