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STEERING COMMITTEE

In order to monitor the progress of project “Fashion Summit (HK) 2024”, a project steering committee is formed to oversee the project implementation. The Steering Committee Members are experts with well-known and rich experiences in the Fashion Industry listed as below:

CHAIRMAN

Richard Cheng

Richard Cheng

Chairman of Clothing Industry Training Authority

Mr. Cheng serves as a Non-Executive Director of Wing Tai Holdings Limited, the Managing Director and General Manager of Wing Tai Corporation Limited.

Mr. Cheng is a member of Election Committee (Textiles and Garment Subsector), a President of the Federation of Hong Kong Garment Manufacturers, the Chairman of the Clothing Industry Training Authority, the Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries – Group 24, a member of Vocational Training Council – Fashion and Textile Training Board, an Honorary Chairman of Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles, a member of Textile Council of Hong Kong – General Committee, a member of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University – Advisory Committee of School of Fashion and Textiles, a Vice President of the Guangzhou Foreign Investment Enterprises Chamber of Commerce, a Vice President of Friends of The Community Chest Wan Chai District, a member of the National Committee of Yunnan Province, an Honorary President of Yunnan Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce of Macau Yunnan Friendship and Fraternity Association of Macau, an Honorary President of the Hong Kong Asia Youth Association and an Honorary President of the Hong Kong Youth Orchestra.

Mr. Cheng graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Pepperdine University, USA.

Chairman of Clothing Industry Training Authority

Richard Cheng

Chairman of Clothing Industry Training Authority

Mr. Cheng serves as a Non-Executive Director of Wing Tai Holdings Limited, the Managing Director and General Manager of Wing Tai Corporation Limited.

Mr. Cheng is a member of Election Committee (Textiles and Garment Subsector), a President of the Federation of Hong Kong Garment Manufacturers, the Chairman of the Clothing Industry Training Authority, the Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries – Group 24, a member of Vocational Training Council – Fashion and Textile Training Board, an Honorary Chairman of Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles, a member of Textile Council of Hong Kong – General Committee, a member of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University – Advisory Committee of School of Fashion and Textiles, a Vice President of the Guangzhou Foreign Investment Enterprises Chamber of Commerce, a Vice President of Friends of The Community Chest Wan Chai District, a member of the National Committee of Yunnan Province, an Honorary President of Yunnan Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce of Macau Yunnan Friendship and Fraternity Association of Macau, an Honorary President of the Hong Kong Asia Youth Association and an Honorary President of the Hong Kong Youth Orchestra.

Mr. Cheng graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree and holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Pepperdine University, USA.

ADVISOR

Henry Tan

Dr. Henry Tan, BBS, JP, LHD

Chairman of Textile Council of Hong Kong; CEO of Luen Thai Group Ltd.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Cintia Nunes

Cintia Nunes

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes is the Director of The Mills Fabrica, leading the team to become the go-to platform for sustainability, impact and innovation in techstyle (technology x lifestyle) and agrifood tech space via Fabrica’s investment portfolio, incubation programme, interactive spaces and it’s environmental and social impact accountability.

Prior to joining Fabrica, Cintia worked in strategy, insights and marketing at an FMCG multinational company where she focused on assessing consumer behaviour insights and formalizing business strategies for more than 10 brands. She then pivoted to a Series A apparel startup where she helped drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and retail and customer experience. Subsequently, she joined one of the social impact led platform where she helped to pivot its business model, soon making it one of the prominent ecosystem system builders in Hong Kong through advocacy, bridging of resources and strategic partnerships.

With strong passion in driving social impact and systemic change, she is a strong advocate in cross-sector collaborations. She holds a BSc Economics degree from the University College London.

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes is the Director of The Mills Fabrica, leading the team to become the go-to platform for sustainability, impact and innovation in techstyle (technology x lifestyle) and agrifood tech space via Fabrica’s investment portfolio, incubation programme, interactive spaces and it’s environmental and social impact accountability.

Prior to joining Fabrica, Cintia worked in strategy, insights and marketing at an FMCG multinational company where she focused on assessing consumer behaviour insights and formalizing business strategies for more than 10 brands. She then pivoted to a Series A apparel startup where she helped drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and retail and customer experience. Subsequently, she joined one of the social impact led platform where she helped to pivot its business model, soon making it one of the prominent ecosystem system builders in Hong Kong through advocacy, bridging of resources and strategic partnerships.

With strong passion in driving social impact and systemic change, she is a strong advocate in cross-sector collaborations. She holds a BSc Economics degree from the University College London.

Hon. Sunny Tan

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Karen Ho

Karen Ho

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Inspired by the “An Inconvenient Truth” documentary, Karen wanted to exercise her diverse international management, business development and marketing competencies in advocacy for climate actions, building a culture of carbon performance management and pursuing efforts towards sustainable development.

Karen joined WWF in 2008 as Business Engagement Leader, Climate to work on climate and energy issues in Hong Kong and China, engage businesses and industries across the region to mitigate climate crisis and greenhouse gas emissions through Low Carbon Manufacturing Programme (LCMP) and Low-carbon Office Operation Programme (LOOP). She has also been invited to speak on sustainability at international and regional conferences.

Karen assumed full responsibilities of the Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability since August 2017. She works with stakeholders across public and private sectors as well as civil society to make Hong Kong a sustainable city; explores collaboration opportunities to support community-based environmental protection projects and sustainable development goals (SDGs); promotes best practices of science-based target initiative (SBTi), measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure, low-carbon transformation, nature-based solutions (NbS) and net-zero circular economy.
An accomplished senior executive, Karen held senior management positions in Fortune 500 companies prior to joining WWF. Karen holds a Master degree of Business Administration from University of Surrey, UK and is accredited as Chartered Marketer by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK since 2001.

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Karen Ho

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Inspired by the “An Inconvenient Truth” documentary, Karen wanted to exercise her diverse international management, business development and marketing competencies in advocacy for climate actions, building a culture of carbon performance management and pursuing efforts towards sustainable development.

Karen joined WWF in 2008 as Business Engagement Leader, Climate to work on climate and energy issues in Hong Kong and China, engage businesses and industries across the region to mitigate climate crisis and greenhouse gas emissions through Low Carbon Manufacturing Programme (LCMP) and Low-carbon Office Operation Programme (LOOP). She has also been invited to speak on sustainability at international and regional conferences.

Karen assumed full responsibilities of the Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability since August 2017. She works with stakeholders across public and private sectors as well as civil society to make Hong Kong a sustainable city; explores collaboration opportunities to support community-based environmental protection projects and sustainable development goals (SDGs); promotes best practices of science-based target initiative (SBTi), measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure, low-carbon transformation, nature-based solutions (NbS) and net-zero circular economy.
An accomplished senior executive, Karen held senior management positions in Fortune 500 companies prior to joining WWF. Karen holds a Master degree of Business Administration from University of Surrey, UK and is accredited as Chartered Marketer by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK since 2001.

Karen Ho

Karen Ho

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Inspired by the “An Inconvenient Truth” documentary, Karen wanted to exercise her diverse international management, business development and marketing competencies in advocacy for climate actions, building a culture of carbon performance management and pursuing efforts towards sustainable development.

Karen joined WWF in 2008 as Business Engagement Leader, Climate to work on climate and energy issues in Hong Kong and China, engage businesses and industries across the region to mitigate climate crisis and greenhouse gas emissions through Low Carbon Manufacturing Programme (LCMP) and Low-carbon Office Operation Programme (LOOP). She has also been invited to speak on sustainability at international and regional conferences.

Karen assumed full responsibilities of the Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability since August 2017. She works with stakeholders across public and private sectors as well as civil society to make Hong Kong a sustainable city; explores collaboration opportunities to support community-based environmental protection projects and sustainable development goals (SDGs); promotes best practices of science-based target initiative (SBTi), measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure, low-carbon transformation, nature-based solutions (NbS) and net-zero circular economy.
An accomplished senior executive, Karen held senior management positions in Fortune 500 companies prior to joining WWF. Karen holds a Master degree of Business Administration from University of Surrey, UK and is accredited as Chartered Marketer by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK since 2001.

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Karen Ho

Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability, WWF-Hong Kong

Inspired by the “An Inconvenient Truth” documentary, Karen wanted to exercise her diverse international management, business development and marketing competencies in advocacy for climate actions, building a culture of carbon performance management and pursuing efforts towards sustainable development.

Karen joined WWF in 2008 as Business Engagement Leader, Climate to work on climate and energy issues in Hong Kong and China, engage businesses and industries across the region to mitigate climate crisis and greenhouse gas emissions through Low Carbon Manufacturing Programme (LCMP) and Low-carbon Office Operation Programme (LOOP). She has also been invited to speak on sustainability at international and regional conferences.

Karen assumed full responsibilities of the Head of Corporate and Community Sustainability since August 2017. She works with stakeholders across public and private sectors as well as civil society to make Hong Kong a sustainable city; explores collaboration opportunities to support community-based environmental protection projects and sustainable development goals (SDGs); promotes best practices of science-based target initiative (SBTi), measurement, reporting and verification (MRV), environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure, low-carbon transformation, nature-based solutions (NbS) and net-zero circular economy.
An accomplished senior executive, Karen held senior management positions in Fortune 500 companies prior to joining WWF. Karen holds a Master degree of Business Administration from University of Surrey, UK and is accredited as Chartered Marketer by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK since 2001.

Cintia Nunes

Cintia Nunes

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes is the Director of The Mills Fabrica, leading the team to become the go-to platform for sustainability, impact and innovation in techstyle (technology x lifestyle) and agrifood tech space via Fabrica’s investment portfolio, incubation programme, interactive spaces and it’s environmental and social impact accountability.

Prior to joining Fabrica, Cintia worked in strategy, insights and marketing at an FMCG multinational company where she focused on assessing consumer behaviour insights and formalizing business strategies for more than 10 brands. She then pivoted to a Series A apparel startup where she helped drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and retail and customer experience. Subsequently, she joined one of the social impact led platform where she helped to pivot its business model, soon making it one of the prominent ecosystem system builders in Hong Kong through advocacy, bridging of resources and strategic partnerships.

With strong passion in driving social impact and systemic change, she is a strong advocate in cross-sector collaborations. She holds a BSc Economics degree from the University College London.

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes

Director of The Mills Fabrica

Cintia Nunes is the Director of The Mills Fabrica, leading the team to become the go-to platform for sustainability, impact and innovation in techstyle (technology x lifestyle) and agrifood tech space via Fabrica’s investment portfolio, incubation programme, interactive spaces and it’s environmental and social impact accountability.

Prior to joining Fabrica, Cintia worked in strategy, insights and marketing at an FMCG multinational company where she focused on assessing consumer behaviour insights and formalizing business strategies for more than 10 brands. She then pivoted to a Series A apparel startup where she helped drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and retail and customer experience. Subsequently, she joined one of the social impact led platform where she helped to pivot its business model, soon making it one of the prominent ecosystem system builders in Hong Kong through advocacy, bridging of resources and strategic partnerships.

With strong passion in driving social impact and systemic change, she is a strong advocate in cross-sector collaborations. She holds a BSc Economics degree from the University College London.

Hon. Sunny Tan

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

Hon. Sunny Tan

Member of HKSAR Legislative Council (Textiles & Garment)

As a seasoned industrialist, Hon Sunny Tan is currently a Member of the Legislative Council representing the Textiles and Garment functional constituency and Senior Advisor to Luen Thai Holdings Limited, a leading fashion and lifestyle apparel and accessories manufacturer, for which he has served for more than two decades.  He is also the Chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Executive Deputy Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Executive Vice President of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Textiles.  In 2013, he received the “Young Industrialist Awards of Hong Kong”.

 

Hon Sunny Tan has a strong record of public and community service.  He is a Member of the Committee on Innovation, Technology and Industry Development, a Member of Trade and Industry Advisory Board, a Member of Steering Committee of the Research, Academic and Industry Sectors One-plus (RAISe+) Scheme of the HKSAR Government.  He is also the Chairman of the Design Discipline Advisory Board of Hong Kong Design Institute, and Council Member of the Vocational Training Council, Board Director of the Hong Kong Design Centre. He is also a Standing Committee Member of the Hebei Province Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference.

 

Hon Sunny Tan obtained a Master of Science degree from Stanford University and Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

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