– Prof. WONG has over 30 years experience in the luxury fashion field

– Over 20 years with the building industries with high end interior decoration. Recently he focuses on Sustainable Development of Animals Based Industries, including meat, animal fibers fashion and pets industries

– Founder & Chairman of “Belt & Road Youth Foundation” (HK Charity # 91/15440)

– Served for 6 years as an advisor to the HKSAR Agriculture and Fisheries & Conservation Department’s Endangered Plants & Animals Species Advisory Committee

– Chairman of Audit Committee and Director of a 60 years-old International Trade Federation

Prof. Wong welcomes enquiries on Sustainability & Ethics on
1. Luxury fashion fields
2. Building & construction
3. Animals Based Industries

Contact: thomas_c_c_wong@hotmail.com

陳輝棠先生於2008年加入The Woolmark Company。在紡織行業擁有37年豐富的經驗和人脈，特別是在毛衣製造及出口、針織品產品開發和紡紗業務。經常地在行業中， 向各公司包括從供應鏈到品牌至零售商，介紹美麗諾羊毛最創新的開發產品，並促進美麗諾羊毛的應用。

自從在倫敦大學和香港大學畢業獲得律師資格及在獲得美國職業高爾夫學院獲得專業資格後，Debbie對創作的熱情使她在職業生涯中急劇轉變，讓她在二十年前成為一名全職藝術創作人，並一直嘗試用不同的媒體進行創作，例如馬賽克、陶瓷、玻璃和纖維創作。 她除了為客人訂制可穿戴的藝術品外，亦與舞臺服裝設計師合作，用羊毛毯創作舞臺服飾，並為商業組織、時裝展和展覽創作。除了不時在香港設計學院任教外，Debbie也是中央美術學院、中國時裝設計師協會及美国Penland 工藝美術學院的客席講師，亦曾擔任連鎖酒店的藝術顧問和藝術展策展人。
Debbie的作品曾在世界各地展出和收藏包括中国絲綢博物馆。

Debbie最近的項目涉及復興中國傳統服飾「旗袍/長衫」，它是香港的非物質文化遺產之一及發展以環保意念創作可持發展的服飾。

Kennis於2017年加入香港設計中心，致力發展設計中心多個項目，包括FASHION ASIA HONG KONG，時裝創業培育計劃 (FIP) 及設計創業培育計劃 (DIP) 宣傳香港時裝、推廣新晉設計師及品牌，發掘與業界不同機構和院校的合作機會。曾擔任連卡佛市場部主管，Kennis擁有全面的時裝市場策劃推廣、品牌營銷及夥伴合作項目和活動之策劃及管理的經驗。

傳承活化 破革創新
大學時期修讀室內設計，卻因機緣巧合下投身傳統中國茶的家族事業，如何將中國茶走進年輕人世界？又如何從傳統老一輩手上活化品牌，跳出框框，破革思維？我就如一片茶葉在樹上到製成品，一樣經歷很多工序變成一杯可品茗的茶。

陸蒨盈負責南豐作坊的培育與生態系統，她管理初企培育計劃，並提供人脈網絡。她主力建設生態系統，包括開展合作關係及召集新的香港初創生態網絡。

在加入南豐作坊之前，陸蒨盈曾在一家創業培育中心工作，領導香港和大灣區的企業創新項目。她作為一位銀行家開始職業生涯，在亞太區辦公室分公司，從事信貸分析丶客戶關係管理丶企業和數碼策略等方面的工作，擁有七年以上的經驗，當中客戶涵蓋了服裝／鞋類製造商丶房地產開發商和政府機構等。

陸蒨盈擁有美國威斯康辛大學麥迪遜分校的金融學士學位。

Holly McQuillan’s work in the field of zero waste fashion design, articulates sustainable fashion systems and practice. She focuses on issues such as transition design, the impact of technology and how these can challenge established design, production and use practices. Holly co-authored Zero Waste Fashion Design with Timo Rissanen and together they are currently writing the second edition. She also co-curated Yield: Making fashion without making waste, the first contemporary exhibition focusing on zero waste fashion, and developed the award winning open-source zero waste resource Make/Use. Her work always seeks to broaden the impact of zero waste and sustainable fashion design through research, publication, workshops and lectures. Currently she is a PhD candidate in Artistic Research at the Swedish School of Textiles exploring zero waste systems thinking through the innovative design and production of textile-forms.

RemakeHUB is a social enterprise; it provides a unique service of redesigning and repurposing your unwanted garment into new and useful items.

Sissi has been living in UK, US and Australia for more than 15 years, she has achieved a joint master degree in Economies and Business in St Andrews University (UK), a Master degree in International Business in London school of economics and political science (UK), and an MBA degree in Duke University Fuqua Business School (USA).

Sissi started her career in management consulting in Accenture (Beijing) and then became the chief representative of Mouzenidis Group, which is the largest tourism company in Greece.

Now, Sissi has returned to China and started her own environmental-friendly garment remaking company. Sissi is a true fashion lover and she believes that fashion is too far precious to end up in the landfill. Her dream is to save the natural resources, reduce the negative impact of environment, and help the unemployed and disabled in the society.

Sissi is a very sustainable and energetic person. She has travelled more than 48 countries, and loves scuba diving, sky diving and horse riding. She is a vegetarian and loves low-carbon lifestyle. Her favourite books are related to psychology and quantum theory.

Key words: Environmental-friendly | Green fashion | Social entrepreneur | Traveller | Thinker | Creator | Adventurer

Leo CHAN, MH, (陳偉豪先生) is a serial entrepreneur, General Practice Surveyor and interior designer, Leo co-founded an architectural and interior design company Urban Anchor Limited in 2006. In 2010, Leo co-founded a local fashion brand AMENPAPA. Leo is a Board Member of the Hong Kong Entrepreneur Organisation and a Deputy Supervisor for the Woofoo Leaders’ Network. He also serves as a Vice-Chairman of the Create Smart Initiative (CSI) Vetting Committee, a Member of the Advisory Group on Implementation of Fashion Initiatives and a Member of the Police Married Quarters (PMQ) Studio Unit Assessment Panel.

Yeung Chin is an ex-student and member in Alternatif Fashion Workshop. He obtained his MA Fashion Design from the University of Westminster London in 2009. He won a top creative award in Hong Kong Young Designer’s in 2003 and YDC Special mention award by HK Design Centre 2009. His local performance include Hong Kong Fashion week fashion show from 2003 to 2008. His oversea performance in the London Cheers Exhibition 2009. he was hired by Li Ning as a senior fashion designer in 2007-2008 and G2000 as a Chief Fashion Designer. He is a visiting lecturer in Hong Kong Design Institute now.

陳百里在二零一三年三月至二零一七年六月期間擔任商務及經濟發展局局長政治助理。

陳百里在加入政府前，從事科技範疇的工作約十年，在知識產權貿易及跨產業合作方面具備經驗。他於二零零八年至二零一三年擔任觀塘區區議員。

他畢業於美國杜克大學，獲授電機工程學士和生物醫學工程博士學位。

陳浩揚現時任南豐作坊聯席總監。南豐作坊致力培育時尚及科技交點上的公司，為techstyle創業家和策略夥伴提供培育基地、創投基金、工作空間/Lab及零售商店，推動香港創新和可持續產業。現專注於早期投資(南豐作坊投資基金)、支持作坊的培育計劃和政府/政策相關事務。

陳浩揚也會於南華早報，HKFP和香港立場新聞撰寫有關創新、創業和可持續發展的相關文章。

李小姐畢業於美國皇家百聖大學，主修商業行政。年輕時已對藝術有濃厚興趣，憑著努力，於香港理工大學就讀藝術及時裝設計課程期間，獲得年度香港時裝設計比賽亞軍。及後開設了時裝店，並創立了個人品牌和一系列精製的衣服飾品。近年，她亦積極參予藝術方面的社會公職，如民政事務局藝術發展諮詢委員會委員、創意香港評審委員會委員和東區文藝協進會委員。

李小姐為突破自己，毅然決定在一個截然不同的範疇——金融界創一番事業。她努力耕耘，鑽研金融投資方面的知識，加上堅毅和決心，現時為高寶集團證券執行董事，協助公司打入大中華市場。李小姐同時獲邀為多個財經節目的嘉賓主持，並為多份財經報章雜誌撰寫專欄，提供最新財經資訊和專業分析。

李小姐現時亦為多間服務機構和商會之委員，包括：香港中華廠商聯合會常務會董及財務委員會委員、香港品牌發展局理事、廠商會展覽服務有限公司董事局董事、中國廣州外商投資企業商會理事、恩平工商會理事長、中港新世代協進會會長、金紫荊女企業家協會執行委員等等。另外，憑借多年經營金融服務行業的經驗，她成為僱員再培訓局金融服務業技術顧問，提供專業的意見和策略分析，為培訓局和業界作出貢獻。

除管理業務和履行社會公職外，李小姐在公益事務上也不遺餘力，致力推廣教育活動。她同時擔任多間學校校董，為教育工作出一分力，克盡企業公民責任。

Upon founding his namesake brand ANGUS TSUI in 2014, Tsui sought to create a label that would advocate for and utilise environmental sustainability in every aspect of its design process—without compromising on aesthetic or quality.

Studying Fashion Design at Nottingham Trent University and Fashion Design and Development at the Hong Kong Design Institute, Tsui was inspired to bridge high fashion with sustainability. Working closely with upcycling pioneers Orsola de Castro and Ada Zanditon in London, he learned the craft of sustainable design techniques and continues to incorporate these into his work today.

Tsui established his own educational charity project, ANCares, which coordinates workshops, seminars and exhibitions on the topic of sustainability with NGOs such as St. James Settlement, Friends of the Earth and Redress. He has worked directly with companies such as Swire Properties, Cathay Pacific and H&M to create upcycled uniforms and accessories via sustainable processes. Among other awards, Tsui has received a Bronze Award at the 2017 DFA Design for Asia Awards, the Common Objective Prize at the 2017 EcoChic Design Awards and the 2014 Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award.

Catherine Cole is the Chief Executive Officer of MOTIF, the apparel knowledge hub that connect professionals around the world with the skills and industry expertise they need to transform their business, lives and careers. Based in Hong Kong, Catherine has over 25 years of experience working with multinationals and start-ups across Asia in business development, marketing and strategy roles for companies such as Samsung, Evergreen International Airlines and Typhoon Consulting. Her passion is at the intersection of technology and education, especially as it relates to lifelong learning and upskilling in industries as dynamic as fashion.

楊國榮教授現任香港製衣業訓練局總幹事。楊教授於1973年在理工大學紡織及製衣學系開展了他的教育生涯。憑著出色的表現，楊教授於1986年開始成為署理系主任及從1995起任教授及系主任，並於2000年被委任為副校長，負責大學的學術規劃和發展。

本著提升紡織領域的專業水平及促進亞洲紡織科學家和工程師協作的使命，於1990年，他是亞洲紡織學會聯盟創辦人之一。他曾兩次於1995及2001年當選亞洲紡織學會聯盟主席。

楊教授現正負責的工作主要範疇包括產品開發、質量管理及可持續發展。

Naomi Bailey-Cooper is a fashion textiles designer, artist and researcher exploring values that could shape ethical and long-lasting fashion. Her work places an emphasis on the sensory tactility and aesthetic appeal of materials, working with ahimsa silk, Tencel, banana fibre and less traditional materials seen in textiles such as glass yarn, wild rubber and those sourced from pre-consumer waste streams. Focusing on a more conceptual approach to fashion design outside of the traditional system, Naomi aims to inspire creative methods by which fashion and textiles professionals could incorporate alternative materials and slower life cycles. Naomi has a PhD from London College of Fashion. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, a Climate Reality Leader, and is listed in the Crafts Council Directory. Her work is regularly featured in various exhibitions and publications and through invited talks at conferences, universities and businesses.

Morgane oversees the education facet of Redress’ flagship programme, the Redress Design Award. Trained as a chemist and holding an MSc from the French Textile Engineering School ENSAIT, she has a deep understanding of materials in general and a strong knowledge in textiles. She has over 8 years of experience in the apparel industry with companies such as Adidas and PVH, holding positions in sourcing, product development and more recently product & digital innovation. A certified Design Thinking practitioner with IDEO U and a firm believer that sustainable practices are the only future possible, Morgane is driven by creating human-centric innovative solutions that generate positive impact. She is passionate about sharing her knowledge and pushing the sustainability agenda.

Sarah Jane Fergusson is the Tokyo based designer behind Amaud. She made her fashion debut by winning the Redress Design Award Special Prize as part of Centrestage 2018.

With a degree in Bespoke Tailoring from London College of Fashion, she gained experience working for fashion houses such as Alexander McQueen and Missoni.

Her work focuses on sustainability and combines exceptional quality and craftsmanship. A creative problem solver with experience across multiple mediums, Sarah Jane has a passion for finding creative and practical solutions to the wasteful trends of fast fashion.

Jesse Lee (李顯鋒) launched an upcycled Denim collection in 2020 with The R Collective transforming select Levi’s®️ aged inventory and irregular and leftover samples in a creative design effort to prolong denim’s lifespan. He won the Redress Design Award 2018 Second Prize Mentorship with Orsola de Castro as well as the Hong Kong Best Prize the same year. He holds a degree in Fashion Design from Kingston University (UK) and is currently studying a MA program in Menswear in University of Westminster (London, UK).