Hong Kong Engagement Series
Hong Kong Engagement Series
Since its inception in 1209, the University of Cambridge has led the way in finding answers to the most important questions of the day. Now, as the planet faces many and profound challenges, such as climate change, disease, war and political instability, Cambridge has a crucial role to play in seeking the solutions that will see our planet into a safe and secure future. The Hong Kong Engagement Series allows us to present some of our foremost scholars, and the kind of Cambridge thinking that is transforming our world. We hope you enjoy their – at times confronting – ideas. Together we will engage in stimulating conversation on subjects ranging from the possibility of life on other planets to the future of political society on our own.
Host Committee
Ms Tzo Tze Ang (Trinity 1997, Electrical & Information Science)
Tzo Tze Ang is the Managing Director of General Microsystems, an IT business based in Malaysia. She formerly worked in investment banking and private equity at Morgan Stanley and Advent International. Tzo Tze serves as a Member of the Campaign Board for the University and Colleges of Cambridge. Together, she and Eashwar Krishnan are Members of the Guild of Cambridge Benefactors, and Fellow Benefactors of Trinity College.
Mr Jeremy Ip (St John’s 1994, Chemical Engineering)
Mr Ip is Managing Director and Head of Sustainable Investments at Mount Logan Capital, a private investment group. He previously worked at TT International, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs in both London and Hong Kong.
Mr Edward Ma (Jesus College 2000, Manufacturing Engineering)
Mr Edward Ma is the Secretary-General of the Yidan Prize Foundation where he works to design and implement strategic plans that will lead the foundation to create a better world through education. He also currently serves as a Director of the Boards of Wuhan College and the Yidan University Education Foundation.
Mr Roy Pang (Queens' 1999, Economics)
Mr Roy Pang (Queens’ 1999) is the Chief Executive Officer of the Kam Ping group of companies, a single-family office focused on real estate and private equity investments. He serves as a board member and adviser to a number of private companies and charitable organisations.
Prior to joining Kam Ping in 2013, Roy previously served as Executive Director in the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs. He has over a decade of experience in investment banking at Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, primarily focused on mergers & acquisitions and corporate finance in London and Hong Kong.