CityU Confers Honorary Fellowships on Four Distinguished Individuals, Recognising Contributions in Philanthropy, Law, Medicine and Finance

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City University of Hong Kong (CityU) today conferred honorary fellowships on four distinguished individuals: Mr. Chan Wing-ming, Chairman of Cheung Sun Asia; Ms. Chiang Sui-fook, Senior Partner and Head of Real Estate at Deacons; Mr. Leung Pak-yin, a leader in Hong Kong's public health and healthcare management sector; and Mr. Tse Lap-bun, a fintech entrepreneur and legal professional. CityU Council Chairman Mr. Norman Wai Ming-tak said the four honorary fellows have contributed to the university and made notable achievements in their respective professional fields and in society, serving as role models for CityU and the wider community.

🏅 Four Honorary Fellows Each with Their Own Contributions
The four honorary fellows have contributed in the fields of philanthropy, law, medicine and finance respectively. Mr. Chan Wing-ming, Chairman of Cheung Sun Asia, has been committed to promoting youth education and student development for many years; Ms. Chiang Sui-fook, Senior Partner and Head of Real Estate at Deacons, is a veteran legal leader who has served CityU and its advisory committee for over a decade; Mr. Leung Pak-yin, a leader in Hong Kong's public health and healthcare management sector, is a former Council member who, in addition to guiding the university's development for many years, played an important role in promoting veterinary education and establishing CityU's Digital Medical Research Institute; and Mr. Tse Lap-bun, a fintech entrepreneur and legal professional with a background in both law and fintech, has established multiple scholarships to support students in law and data science in pursuing excellence. Mr. Tse attended the conferment ceremony via video.

💬 Chiang Sui-fook: CityU Helps Us Understand Today's World
Ms. Chiang Sui-fook, who received the honorary fellowship, said that the campus life and academic environment CityU has cultivated over the years help the university understand today's world, and she looks forward to moving forward hand in hand with CityU in the future. Council Chairman Mr. Norman Wai Ming-tak acknowledged the contributions of the four honorary fellows, saying they "have made CityU stronger, added lustre to the entire university community, and had a profound impact on society."