Mentorship Scheme

Mentorship Scheme

Starting a business may not be easy. It would be even tougher if you are doing it alone. With the HK Tech 300 Mentorship Scheme, start-ups will be guided and coached by mentors from relevant business fields to help them meet real-life challenges along their entrepreneurship journey.

The mentors are seasoned entrepreneurs, industrialists and professionals from diversified industries and backgrounds. They include the members of Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC), Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC), Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI), Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong (CMA), CityUHK Eminence Society, CityUHK Business & Industrial Club (CUBIC), etc.

Ir Ho Chi Shing

Chief Executive Officer of BEAM Society Limited

Ir C. S. HO is a practising engineer and barrister‑at‑law, with extensive experience in engineering, legal practice, corporate management, and sustainable development.

 

Ir Ho graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and later obtained an MBA, a Postgraduate Diploma in Software Engineering, and the PCLL from HKU, as well as an LLB from the Manchester Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom.

 

Ir HO currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of BEAM Society Ltd and practices as a Barrister‑at‑Law of the High Court of Hong Kong. He is also Honorary President of the World Institute of Sustainable Development Planners, Co‑Convener of the Green and Sustainable Finance Committee of the UNESCO Hong Kong Association, and an Adjunct Associate Professor at HKU, teaching both engineering and legal subjects.

 

Ir Ho previously served as Chief Building Services Engineer with the Hong Kong Housing Authority, leading the design and implementation of building services for public housing projects. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of CIBSE, Ir HO is also a Director of the Hong Kong Green Building Council. He is a strong advocate of green building and BEAM Plus (Building Environmental Assessment Method), promoting sustainability and quality in the built environment.

 

(Updated as at Mar 2026)

 

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