San brings over two decades of banking experience to her new role as the new chief executive officer for Hong Kong and Macau. She replaces Angel Ng as CEO of Hong Kong and Macau at Citi Group. Prior to joining Citi in April 2019, San spent 14 years in UBS, serving as APAC group regional head of compliance and operational risk control, and general counsel of wealth management for North Asia.

Jay Shaw recently returned to aviation consultancy firm Asian Sky Group, which he co-founded in 2012. Over the years he accrued plenty of air miles in sales at Metrojet, Heliservices and Bombardier Aerospace Flexjet Asia Pacific, and founded two other business jet companies. Shaw, the grand-nephew of late film mogul Sir Run Run Shaw, also co-founded Business Aviation Asia, the biggest operator of privately-owned business jets in Greater China.

Property magnate and billionaire Or Wai Shuen is Founder, Chairman and Executive Director of multinational group Polytec Asset Holdings Limited. Established in 1998, it has rapidly diversified in projects involving oil, ice manufacturing, cold storage, financial investments and especially property development in Hong Kong, Macau and across the Greater Bay Area through its subsidiary company Kowloon Development, of which he also sits as Chairman and Executive Director, while his wife, Ng Chi man and son Or Pui Kwan both sit on the board as Non-executive Director and Executive Director, respectively.

Following in the footsteps of his late father, Siu Ming, Gerald Siu runs Hong Kong Funeral Home, the city’s oldest funeral service provider. Continuing the family’s philanthropic traditions, he has championed the Community Chest, Rotary Club and Junior Police Call over the years. Siu is also a Director of San Ho Enterprises Ltd and a long-time supporter of the Open University of Hong Kong. His donation facilitated the naming of The Siu Ming & Tsang Fung Kwan Nursing Skills Education Unit in honour of his parents.

Andreas Sohmen-Pao stepped into the top position at his family’s massive Singapore-based maritime company, BW Group, in 2014 following the retirement of his father, Helmut Sohmen. His grandfather would have been proud – Sir Y.K. Pao once owned the world’s largest shipping company – as under the leadership of the Oxford-educated scion, BW has grown to amass nearly 400 ships, including the biggest fleet of gas carriers on the high seas.

Having studied economics and politics at the University of Edinburgh, Mei Mei toyed with becoming a politician, but ultimately joined her parents at Plaza Premium Group; the world’s first independent airport lounge operator founded by her father, Malaysian entrepreneur Song Hoi-see, in 1988. Today, as Brand and Product Transformation Director, she is growing its global footprint while also introducing lounge convenience to train travellers.