Cultivating Tomorrow’s Leaders: HKU Business School and Deloitte China Mentorship Programme 2025 Kick-off Ceremony

Cultivating Tomorrow’s Leaders: HKU Business School and Deloitte China Mentorship Programme 2025 Kick-off Ceremony

The HKU Business School and Deloitte China proudly unveiled the Mentorship Programme 2025 with a memorable kick-off ceremony on February 17, 2025, held at the Convocation Room of the University of Hong Kong. This event marked a significant milestone in the collaborative effort to nurture future business leaders in the fields of accounting and business analytics, with a deep commitment to fostering a strong partnership between the two esteemed institutions. The ceremony symbolised the significance of bridging academic knowledge with practical industry guidance, essential for students to thrive in today’s dynamic business landscape.

The event began with inspiring welcoming remarks by Professor Derek Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate) of HKU Business School, expressing immense pride and pleasure at the launch of the Mentorship Programme 2025 in collaboration with the like-minded business partner, Deloitte China. These exclusive initiatives are believed to mark a significant chapter in shaping future business leaders and fostering mutually meaningful and impactful mentorship journeys for both mentors and mentees.

Ms. Natalie Chan, Partner, Banking & Capital Markets Leader (Hong Kong), also shared insightful remarks, highlighting the commitment to nurturing first-class business leaders and empowering the next generation with ‘future-ready’ capabilities.

A total of 27 students across the Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance programme; the Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Data Analytics programme, and the Bachelor of Business Administration (Law) and Bachelor of Laws Programme embarked on this exciting mentorship journey under the dedicated mentorship of 13 seasoned professionals and senior executives from Deloitte China, offering extensive industry experience and valuable insights.

Professional Mentors from Deloitte China

o Ms. Natalie Chan      Partner, Banking & Capital Markets Leader (Hong Kong)
o Mr. Chan Yat Man    Partner, IT Audit & Assurance
o Ms. Polly Chau          Associate Director, Strategy, Risk & Transactions
o Ms. Doris Chik          Partner, Tax & Business Advisory
o Mr. Dave Lau            Director, Technology & Transformation
o Mr. Wilfred Lee        Partner, Audit & Assurance
o Mr. Kenneth Lee      Counsel, Deloitte Legal
o Ms. Lucy Mai            Associate Director, Strategy, Risk & Transactions
o Ms. Karen Ng           Senior Manager, Tax & Business Advisory
o Ms. Pau Ka Yan        Partner, Tax & Business Advisory
o Mr. Andrew Poon    Partner, Audit & Assurance
o Ms. Winnie Shek     Partner, Tax & Business Advisory
o Mr. Tony Shih          Director, Technology & Transformation

The programme promises a transformative learning experience for students, including a business insight forum, an exclusive visit to the Deloitte’s Innovation & Assets Development Center at Hong Kong Science Park, career readiness workshops, and job shadowing opportunities with individual professional mentors. These carefully designed activities aim to equip the new generation with the essential skills and knowledge required for today’s industry.

As the HKU Business School and Deloitte China Mentorship Programme 2025 sets forth on its journey, the HKU Business School extends gratitude to Deloitte China for their unwavering support and commitment to education. The programme ensures a transformative learning experience for students, equipping them with the necessary skills to excel in the evolving business landscape. The success of the kick-off ceremony is a testament to the shared vision of HKU Business School and Deloitte China in fostering a talent pool that is skilled, ethical, and future-ready, laying a solid foundation for impactful initiatives to follow.

 

Professor Derek CHAN, Associate Dean (Undergraduate) of HKU Business School, delivers the welcoming remarks expressing pride at the Mentorship Programme 2025 launch with Deloitte China. These initiatives shape future business leaders, fostering impactful mentorship journeys for mentors and mentees.

 

Ms. Natalie Chan, Partner, Banking & Capital Markets Leader (Hong Kong), also shared insightful remarks, highlighting the commitment to nurturing first-class business leaders and empowering the next generation with ‘future-ready’ capabilities.

 

Appreciation to mentors from Deloitte China who dedicated their support to the HKU Business School x Deloitte China Mentorship Programme. Each mentor received a souvenir presented by Faculty Academic Members, including Professor Xing Wang (Area Head of Accounting and Law), Professor Olivia Leung, Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning), and Professor Winnie Leung, Assistant Dean (Undergraduate).

 

Group photo of all participants

 

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