Meet Our People

A distinguished entrepreneur and an influential social leader, Dr the Hon Wilfred Wong Ying-wai plays a vital role as a bridge between the government, business, arts and film sectors.

An inspirational figure is often found behind a donor’s success story, someone who, knowingly or not, motivates others to start giving. Her late father provided that stimulus for business and alumna leader Ms Cissy Wong Ying.

A devoted CityU alumnus and business adventurer, Dr Andrew Fan Ka-fai has developed his own set of philosophies to guide his life and career. Most of all, he firmly believes a person grows by opening up their mind. “By knowing more about the culture of other countries, we broaden our vision and break through cognitive boundaries,” he says.

A remarkable Hong Kong entrepreneur and forward-thinking leader, Professor Chan Kei-biu believes education is essential to individuals and society. He regards a university, in particular, as a place to nurture talent and as a centre of learning, where students can build up their knowledge and eventually contribute to society.

Dr Gary Cheng Faat-ting is a highly successful entrepreneur and professional accountant who is keen to support CityU as best as he can.

A successful business leader, Dr Warren Ma Kai-yum, Chairman and Executive Director of Carrianna Group Holdings Company Limited, is fully aware that knowledge can change one’s fate. “Young people should study hard at university and devise their life plans as early as possible so that they are ready for every opportunity. They should not be afraid of difficulties because problems help us to learn and grow faster,” Dr Ma says.

A successful entrepreneur in the Hong Kong electrical manufacturing industry, Mr Benjamin Kwok is also an enthusiastic philanthropist who firmly believes in giving back to society and his alma mater. He is the Managing Director of Kwonnie Electrical Products Limited and a graduate of CityU’s Executive Master of Business Administration programme.

Dr Peter Ho Ka-nam, a successful industrialist in Hong Kong, commenced his close relationship with CityU after he sought the University’s assistance in testing material coatings for his company. He was deeply impressed by CityU’s technological strength and dedicated faculty.

Established in 1979 by the late Mr Chao-yung Tung, who was highly enthusiastic about youth and community activities, in particular for cultural, artistic and educational causes, The Tung Foundation is a charitable organisation committed to supporting social, cultural, educational and medical activities and programmes in Hong Kong, mainland China and overseas.

As a leading commercial and internationalised regional bank firmly rooted locally for over a century, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited (BOCHK) is one of the three note-issuing banks and the sole clearing bank for Renminbi business in Hong Kong. With the physical and mental health of the underprivileged and disadvantaged in mind, BOCHK is dedicated to helping those in need by supporting various kinds of medical projects.