The HKU team “Lighthouse Capital” won first runner-up in the Polymer Capital Management Intervarsity ESG Case Challenge 2023. Team members are Adrian Chung (BSc(QFin) – Year 3), Huey Lee (BBA(IBGM) – Year 3) and Kelvin Cheung (BEcon&Fin – Year 3).
The Case Challenge attracted over 80 team applications from universities in Hong Kong and Singapore. Over 20 HKU teams registered and 6 of which were shortlisted for the HKU Round 1 competition which was held in August. Each team was assigned an industry mentor to provide guidance to the team to navigate the process. “Lighthouse Capital” was the Champion Team and represented HKU in the Final Round of the Case Challenge.
Participants – Adrian, Huey and Kelvin (third, fourth and fifth from left), together with Professor Anna Wong (second from right), Programme Director of Bachelor of Finance in Asset Management and Private Banking, Mr Anthony Cheung (first from right) from Polymer and the panel judges
The Final Round of the Polymer Intervarsity ESG Case Challenge was held online on 22nd September with five teams, each representing Nanyang Technological University Singapore, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, National University of Singapore, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and The University of Hong Kong.
The HKU Team “Lighthouse Capital” presented a long/short fund that focuses on the energy and healthcare sectors in the Asia Pacific Region. The team came second to the National University of Singapore.
Adrian, Huey and Kelvin presenting the long/short fund in final round
A big Congrats to the HKU Team – Adrian, Huey and Kelvin.
We would like to express our gratitude to Polymer for organizing the event and the judges who gave valuable feedback to the teams. We would also like to give our vote of thanks to Professor Anna Wong and our mentors who have given tremendous support to the teams during the journey.
Co-organised by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Private Wealth Management Association (PWMA), the Pilot Apprenticeship Programme For Private Wealth Management Programmehas provided training and hands-on experience at a participating PWMA member firm to undergraduate university students in Hong Kong interested in a potential career in private wealth management. Since 2017, over 100 HKU Business School students have participated in different summer apprenticeship opportunities at renowned private wealth management firms, including but not limited to Citibank, EFG Bank, Goldman Sachs and Standard Chartered Bank.
To celebrate the achievements of the sixth batch of programme graduates, a Graduation Appreciation Drinks was hosted by the PWMA on 4 August 2023 at the Hong Kong Bankers Club.
Dr. Winnie Leung, Assistant Dean (Undergraduate) has attended the appreciation drink on behalf of HKU Business School and met with our HKU Business School alumni and current students to learn more about their past experience from the Programme.
Below are the abstract of sharing by 2 interns from HKU Business School about their rewarding chapters from the Pilot Apprenticeship Programme For Private Wealth Management.
Chow Ming Ka, Sunshine | BFin(AMPB)
Employer: Bank Julius Baer & Co. Ltd. (2022 intake)
“The front-to-end experience during the internship provided me with a greater grasp of the organizational structure and operations of a private bank. I got a lot of opportunities to connect with seniors, even colleagues located in other countries. I really enjoy the culture of the bank where everyone is approachable and willing to spare time out of their schedules to share their experience in the private banking industry with me.”
Dr. Winnie Leung, Assistant Dean (Undergraduate) (Second left) and Gordon Wong, Class of 2022 (Middle)
Wong Ho Shing, Gordon | Class of 2022, BBA(Law)&LLB
Employer: Deutsche Bank (2 consecutive summer in 2020 and 2021)
“Returned to Deutsche Bank as an Investment Advisor, I am glad to have interned at Deutsche Bank through PWMA Apprenticeship Programme. The consecutive summer internships really helped me gain a deep-dive understanding about the wealth management industry in Hong Kong and its prosperous growth, but also enabled me to enhance my knowledge on various investment products across asset class like equity, bonds, funds, structured products and discretionary portfolio. Working with different Relationship Managers, Investment Advisors, Product Specialists, as well as other supporting staffs from front office and middle office, I have better realized the features and challenges of their roles. This further reinforced my passion in the markets and aroused my interest in starting my private banking career as an Investment Advisor.”
Moving forward, HKU Business School will continue collaboration with Private Wealth Management Association (PWMA) to nurture more young talent for the Private Wealth Management Industry.
Deloitte Digital Camp 2023 provided an excellent platform for digital talents to showcase their skills and learn from industry leaders. Since its launch in 2017, ten of thousands of students have participated in the competition.
This year, the Camp focused on the commercialization of AI technology, where students and their mentors explored ways to maximize the commercial value of AI. The competition began with an online test as first-round screening. Eligible students were invited to the semi-final round and attended mentor sharing sessions to match with their preferred mentor, submit the corresponding topic assignment, and confirm their team selection. Upon team formation, the mentors led their own team and helped prepare its members for the final round.
In the final round, teams competed for the top three places by showcasing their skills and knowledge in AI technology commercialization.
Mr. Lau Pak Hei, BBA(Law)&LLB, Year 4 (1 other team member from HKU Postgraduate Programme and 3 other team members from other universities)
Students Sharing:
“Deloitte Digital Camp 2023 is a truly precious opportunity for me to work with students from different APAC countries, from diverse disciplines, and speaking different languages. During the competition, I gained a lot of insight into generative AI technology and how it could be integrated into different industries and business models to create value. This Challenge gave me the opportunity to interact and network with like-minded students, Deloitte mentors, and industry professionals. Despite having a tight deadline, our team was able to delegate tasks according to each of our own strengths and come up with a feasible business solution and captivating presentation. Without doubt, the diversity of disciplines inside the team and supportive and knowledgeable mentors contributed to our team’s eventual success in the competition.”
The BOCHK Challenge 2023 is a fintech innovation case challenge hosted by the Bank of China (Hong Kong) and co-organized by Huawei, Microsoft, HKPC, and HKMA-ASTRI Fintech Innovation Hub. The challenge aimed to provide a platform for young innovators to showcase their creative ideas and foster an environment of creativity. The theme this year was “Pioneering in Technology, Ignite the Future”, which covered five major technological disciplines, including Insurtech, Investech, Fintech, Regtech, and Greentech.
The challenge consisted of two rounds, starting with the proposal submission. The committee selected the top 10 teams to participate in the workshops and compete for the awards of the challenge in the Final Round. Selected teams were required to submit presentation materials and pitch their ideas to the panel of judges and peers on-site. The BOCHK Challenge 2023 provided a great opportunity for young innovators to unleash their creative prowess and spark novel ideas that could shape the future of technology.
Ms. Yan Yu, BEcon&Fin, Year 3 Ms. Shum Wa Ching, BBA(Acc&Fin), Year 2 Mr. Wong Yin Ki, BBA(Acc&Fin), Year 3 Ms. He Ye, BBA(Acc&Fin), Year 2
From left to right: Ms. Shum Wa Ching, Mr. Wong Yin Ki, Ms. Yan Yu and Ms. He Ye
Students Sharing:
“This challenge truly provided a stage for us to elevate our leadership potential in this digital era and unleash our creative prowess within the financial industry. Through rigorous research and intensive brainstorming, we were able to delve deeply into ESG-related topics, leveraging the power of trending technologies to formulate our innovative yet feasible strategy. I also gained inspiration from the detailedness of strategies developed by other Fintech start-up entrepreneurs and university students. Clinching the Bronze Award in Innovative Design with my team was rewarding. In addition, I am particularly grateful for all the insightful feedback and support offered by our faculty advisor, Dr. Winnie Leung, and our BOCHK mentor, Mr. Daniel Li.”
(By YAN Yu)
“As a participant in the BOCHK Challenge 2023, I was responsible for the situation analysis of customer pain points and the recommendation of our strategy. This task involved a deep dive into understanding the needs and challenges faced by customers in managing their finances. I conducted extensive research and analysis to identify key pain points. The experience was highly rewarding as it allowed me to apply my analytical skills to a real-world problem and propose a solution that could potentially improve the financial well-being of diverse customers.”
(By HE Ye)
“My biggest takeaway from this challenge is learning how to combine financial technology and real-life events in an innovative way. Besides, by researching ESG-related topics and local regulations deeply, I also gained valuable insights on how to integrate ESG-related issues and applications into the banking industry. Overall, this challenge allowed me to explore various technological options and study how to incorporate them into the finance industry.”
(By WONG Yin Ki)
“Participating in the BOCHK Challenge 2023 was an amazing learning experience for our team. It provided us with the opportunity to learn about the latest trends in financial technology and challenged us to create innovative technological solutions for BOCHK, which prompted us to explore new knowledge and brainstorm intensively. It was also very eye-opening to learn from other start-up teams and university students’ innovative ideas; all other teams had very impressive work. Winning the Bronze Award of Innovative Design in the challenge was a great achievement and recognition for us, and it has encouraged me to dive deeper into the world of technological solutions for the financial industry.”
The HKU Business School introduced the Business Consulting Practicum (BCP) in 2008 to offer students the hands-on experience of working with business clients to solve “real-life” problems related to their studies. In the past 14 years, the school partnered with over 100 client companies and professional mentors in this BCP programme, nurturing more than 500 student consultants. This year, in its 15th anniversary, the professional industry network has continued to grow. In particular, a tripartite synergy formed by 8 client companies from different industries(e.g. financial services, technology solutions, personal care products, pet food, etc.), 8 mentors with different professional backgrounds and a batch of 32 student consultants from HKU Business School are being nurtured with an intensive and rewarding experience in business consulting.
The BCP 2023 has been successfully conducted and well received by all Clients and Mentors; in particular, all student consultant teams received high praise and appreciation for their stunning deliverables and dedication throughout the 4-week practicum. Although most of the student consultants are fresh to consulting-related work, it is delightful to see all teams work together and are always passionate about going the extra mile for the benefit of their Clients. Below is one of the appreciation testimonials proving the construction and meaningful tripartite collaboration in BCP 2023.
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“Participating in BCP is the most shining and valuable experience in our freshman year. With the all-around support from the faculty and mentor Maggie, we treasured our consulting practicum experience with our client INNOTIER, which broadened our horizons and acquired new knowledge and solid skill sets”
Student Consulting team – “Greenback”
Tony Liu | BBA(Acc&Fin)
Chloe Yin |BEcon&Fin
Sophia Wang | BEcon&Fin
Leo Xu | BBA(BA)
“Working with Greenback has been valuable not only for the students but for us as clients too. The students gave feasible and realistic expansion strategies and they’ve been proactive with their questions and really got to understand our brand. Great work!”
Project Client | INNOTIER
“It was a great experience to work with Greenback. They were proactive on questions, and act in a timely manner and reported changes promptly in the weekly meetings. I was impressed by their desire to learn new things, accept others’ perspectives, and be responsive to suggestions and constructive criticism.”
Industry Mentor | Ms. Maggie Ching
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The BCP 2023 was positively concluded on July 15 with a closing ceremony cum appreciation luncheon at the HKU iCube. All teams have treasured their moment to thank all Clients, Mentors and Faculty members who supported their learning and growth during the whole chapter of practicum. Besides the practical knowledge and skills gained through this process, the nurturing of team spirit and professionalism as a future leader is also remarkable and treasured by all student consultants.
The HKSI Institute Case Competition 2023 is a business competition organized by the Hong Kong Securities and Investment Institute (HKSI). The competition aims to provide an unique opportunity for students to develop their careers in the financial industry. Since its launch in 2004, the Case Competition (previously known as the Scholarship Programme), has provided the opportunity to more than 800 university students to develop their career in the financial industry.
This year, the competition focused on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, and required students to complete three rounds: ESG Research Project, ESG Research Case Study and Panel Interview.
“Participating in the HKSI Case Competition was a challenging yet rewarding experience for our team. Throughout this four-month journey, we were challenged in various ways. In the first round, we were asked to develop a climate disclosure framework for our project sponsor, HKEX. We then designed a DEI programme for an energy company in the semi-final round. Lastly, we were tested on our knowledge of ESG in the panel discussion. Importantly, this competition allowed us to develop a more comprehensive understanding of ESG reporting. We’re grateful for the guidance provided by our project sponsor, Ms. Kelly Lee from HKEX. We’d like to extend our gratitude to the panel of expert judges for their valuable feedback.”
(By Team ESGers)
“As the only individual among the finalists, I have to say I had the privilege to independently go through the entire process of proposing an initiative for a real-life business, acquiring transferable case analysis skills in ESG and beyond. Besides improving my technical skills, this competition is also a process of accumulating my knowledge and understanding of ESG practices. I believe that our efforts, no matter how small, can make a difference and contribute to a better tomorrow. I am proud to be part of the revolution that promotes sustainability through commercial means. All in all, it is an exciting and rewarding journey, and I would like to thank HKSI for organizing such an event.
I feel honored and excited to work with my project sponsor, BC Technology Group. The experience was valuable and inspiring for my personal career development, not only because it allowed me to propose an ESG strategy as a consultant but more importantly the opportunity to learn more about the digital asset industry. The materials and guidance provided by BC Technology Group enabled me to conduct research into the intersection of technology and finance, as well as how fintech may be used to serve ESG objectives in the industry. Looking into the future, I will definitely be willing to learn about the latest developments in how technology revolutionized financial services and also about the leading companies in this field, like BC Technology Group.”
The International MBS Business Management Simulation Competition 2023 is an annual event that aims to provide a platform for students from various business schools across the Asia-Pacific region to apply their knowledge and skills in a simulated business management environment. The competition involved a series of challenges that simulated real-world business scenarios and required students to make strategic decisions related to marketing, finance, operations, and other business functions by providing students with practical exercises in Data Analysis and AI Decision Support Systems (DSS) through Business Intelligence (BI).
This year, the competition brought together over 150 Hong Kong students and 100 overseas students from 9 countries and 50+ universities from all over the world. The competition consisted of five rounds of intense business management simulation games, where the top 8 teams that achieved the highest scores through 4 rounds of the simulation game were given the opportunity to present their business strategy to the panel of judges in the grand final.
“From boot camps to practice workshops offered by IABMS (the “organizer”), it was a great opportunity to acquire and develop technical skills from hands-on field experience from scratch, like learning to extract key insights from large data inputs and interpret economic indicators. It is fascinating to represent different departments within the group to analyze and debate different business issues, including production flow, inventory management, R&D, and how to finance each project quantitatively. The result of our department’s work and active discussion enables us to make a clear presentation with closely linked ideas. Overall, the competition provided a comprehensive yet concise overview of various business departments, which broadened my business horizons and enhanced my technical knowledge and soft skills.”
(By POON Tsz Chung)
“Through this competition, I learnt about the basic operations and decision-making processes of companies’ finance and marketing, which helped sharpen my business acumen. It involved analyzing various business data to determine appropriate production allocations, marketing strategies, and R&D expenses in order to thrive in the dynamic business marketplace. This experience improved my analytical skills and allowed me to apply my accounting knowledge in practice.”
(By LIAN Wai Kai)
“Participating in the competition, I learnt more about companies’ operations in different aspects from the macro-business simulation. After we entered decisions on various markets and long-term investments, it was interesting to find out the rationale behind the user interface by analyzing both our team’s conditions and other competitors’ decisions. This experience has provided me valuable insight on actual business operations in the real world.”
(By WONG Man Chun)
“I would like to quote a statement the team has made during the strategy pitching portion of the competition: although the strategy has been broken down into 3 parts, we believe that it is the collective efforts and continuous communication that allowed the team to make optimal decisions.
As a member of team NPV (of Year 1 students), I definitely did not expect to ultimately win the competition, but instead just to have fun and make the best attempt possible as a team. I recall the team talking about the not-so-good performance in the training workshops by IABMS (the “organizer”), but still, we tried to take notes and apply the learnings from school, from the online simulation, and most importantly, from the team members ourselves.
As my teammates have mentioned, during the competition, we analyzed quantitatively the given scenario and tried our best to hypothesize what would be the optimal decision for us. No one really knew what the correct answer or decision was—there’s no such thing as 100% certainty in forecasting or predictions. Nevertheless, I would like to mention once again, it is the great team spirit that each member has contributed that has guided the team to success. I believe that all of us are delighted to have won, and surprised that we were able to incorporate our learnings into reality with this simulation experience.”
(By WANG Issam Sam)
“Participating in the International MBS Business Management Simulation Competition 2023 is an eye-opening and rewarding experience for all of us. It was challenging as it required us to analyze market trends and make concrete business decisions. We spent a lot of time and effort to understand the business stimulation platform and drafted various Excel models from scratch to support our decisions. However, we managed to pull through in the end and refine the model after trials and errors. Throughout the competition, we were able to reinforce how important teamwork is. We also seized the opportunity to learn from the judges and other teams from all over the world.
All in all, we are grateful for the opportunity to participate and look forward to applying our newfound knowledge in the future.”
The CGMA Global Business Challenge 2023 is an international business competition held by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) to nurture young business leaders.
The Challenge provided an excellent platform for students to showcase their potential while gaining practical experience in a real-world setting, as well as the opportunity to learn from industry experts, network with like-minded individuals, and demonstrate their skills and knowledge in a highly competitive global environment.
In the Hong Kong semi-finals, students were required to apply various business knowledge and skills to solve simulated business cases by developing a comprehensive expansion plan for a hotel into a new country with report writing and presentation. In the North Asia finals, students were tasked with guiding the hotel’s transition from offline to online with a two-page executive summary and a presentation.
These cases provided students with an opportunity to apply their classroom knowledge to real-world business situations.
Future Business Leader – Lina Chzhan (team leader)
Faculty Advisor:
Dr. Winnie Leung
Awardees:
Ms. Chzhan Lina, BBA(IBGM), Year 1
Ms. Leung Victoria Sze Pui, BBA(IBGM), Year 1
Ms. Chin Hoi Lam Michelle, BBA(IBGM), Year 1
Ms. Yao Chuanjie, BBA(BA), Year 1
From 2nd left to 2nd right: Ms. Michelle Chin, Ms. Chuanjie Yao, Ms. Lina Chzhan and Ms. Victoria Leung
Students Sharing:
“Participating in the CGMA Global Business Challenge 2023 was a transformative experience for me, both in terms of personal growth and team building.
Collaborating with my teammates, leveraging each other’s strengths, and effectively delegating tasks were essential to our success in winning both the Hong Kong semi-finals and the North Asia finals. Through this, I gained a deeper understanding of the importance of teamwork, forging genuine connections with colleagues, and exhibiting effective leadership.
Our team’s frequent interactions with our mentor and feedback from the judges were instrumental in our rapid improvement over just two weeks. As freshmen with limited knowledge and experience, receiving guidance from experts helped us push ourselves to achieve our best. I learned the value of exceptional mentorship and guidance, especially at the early stages of one’s career.
Winning the Best Presenter award in the Hong Kong semi-finals and the Future Business Leader award in the North Asia finals were defining moments for me. Being recognized by esteemed judges among the brightest minds in North Asian universities was a tremendous honor. These awards helped me overcome my stage fright and lack of confidence, providing the motivation to study harder, work harder, and strive to be the best version of myself. It was a reminder that there are people who believe in me and my potential.”
(By CHZHAN Lina)
“Participating in the CGMA Global Business Challenge 2023 has been an eye-opening experience for me. It has provided me with the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from different parts of the world and work collaboratively on complex business problems. Through this experience, I have learned to approach problems with a more open mind, to consider different perspectives, and to communicate effectively with a diverse group of people. The challenge has also helped me to develop my problem-solving skills as well as my ability to work under pressure and within tight deadlines. Overall, the Challenge has been a transformative experience that has helped me grow and build amazing friendships along the way.”
(By LEUNG Victoria Sze Pui)
“The CGMA Global Business Challenge 2023 was an eye-opening experience that gave me the opportunity to work with like-minded teammates to collaborate on challenging tasks that forced us to think outside the box and develop various skills such as presentation, time management, and critical thinking. The biggest challenge for me personally was the one-week time limit for the North Asia final to fully analyze and create a presentation deck for the case, as well as sufficiently prepare for any questions the judges would ask. Hence, being able to overcome these challenges and win this competition made this experience a highlight of my first year of university.”
(By CHIN Hoi Lam Michelle)
“Throughout the CGMA Global Business Challenge 2023, I have gained invaluable insights and forged lasting connections. Collaborating with my hardworking and talented teammates, I learned the power of effective teamwork and discovered our combined strengths could tackle complex business problems, which helped us stand out in the Hong Kong semi-final and North Asia final.
With high-level suggestions and feedback from our mentor and judges, our business analytical and strategic thinking skills were sharpened, while enhancing our ability to communicate arguments more persuasively and gaining opportunities to learn more business theories beyond textbooks.
This experience has also taught me valuable lessons about the importance of perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges.Despite the obstacles I faced, such as not having a permanent residential place in Hong Kong, I had quickly made necessary changes, such as booking flight tickets from the city I live in (Shanghai) and hotels earlier to meet my teammates on time and conduct rehearsals.
The diverse perspectives of participants from various backgrounds in the Challenge provided enriching learning opportunities for me. This experience has bolstered my confidence and reinforced the importance of adaptability and resilience in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. I am grateful for this transformative journey with my teammates and will carry this lesson throughout my career.”
HKU’s representative office opened its doors in Vietnam on July 27, 2022, focusing on three pillars: Education, Research, and Impact. This milestone marks a significant step in promoting educational and cultural exchange between Vietnam, Hong Kong and beyond.
Grand Opening ceremony of HKU in Hochiminh City, July 2022
Under the theme “Connecting Vietnam“, HKU in Vietnam (HKU VN) is committed to enhancing relationships between Vietnam, Hong Kong, Asia, and the global community. Over the past year, the office has been dedicated to improving the quality of education, creating education opportunities for local talents, and laying a strong foundation for economic and social growth.
“The University of Hong Kong’s Representative Office in Vietnam is celebrating its one-year anniversary. We have given HKD 2,102,000 in scholarships to 5 talented Vietnamese students to study Master’s in business at HKU, the top business school in Asia. We have brought nine seminars by top talents worldwide to discuss AI, Data, Finance, and other latest business topics in Asia-Paficic.
As Chief Representative, I am honoured and pleased to lead the efforts of our team in making an impact on Vietnam and connecting her to the region and the rest of the world.”
HKU VN Representatives welcomed the first batch of Vietnamese recipients of the HKUBS Optimas Capital Scholarship 2023
HKU VN focuses on three core pillars: Education, Research, and Impact. Regarding education and training, the office aims to provide a “glocal” educational approach, combining global vision with local relevance. One of the notable initiatives undertaken is the annual HKUBS-Optimas Capital Scholarship programme, launched in collaboration between HKU Business School (HKUBS) and Optimas Capital. This annual scholarship offers up to full tuition fees and living expenses in Hong Kong, with a total value of over VND 9.1 billion.
MOU Signing Ceremony of the annual HKUBS Optimas Capital Scholarship
The office organised nine industry and research workshops in the past year with more than 450 participants, delving into current technology trends, encompassing research, information systems, business methodologies, and financial practices. These workshops were tailored for university lecturers, educational institutions, and businesses, with the aim of fostering knowledge exchange and industry collaboration. Furthermore, HKU VN engaged with the community through a series of counselling programs, guiding parents and students on HKUBS Master’s and MBA programmes and available scholarship opportunities.
With the participants of theHSBC Business Case Competition 2023 during the analysis and presentation training session at HKU VN office
HKU VN also participated in significant events, including the Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Digital Transformation Week in Ho Chi Minh City, and organised Immersion Trips to promote startup ventures, investment opportunities, and business connections.
HKUBS current TPG students and alumni participated in the Vietnam Immersion Trip in June 2023
As HKU’s presence in Vietnam enters its second year, the Representative Office is committed to improving the academic landscape and nurturing Vietnam’s bright minds. Plans are underway to participate in workshops and conferences focusing on AI applications in finance and conduct research on business and finance in Q4/2023.
Looking ahead, HKUVN is honoured to host the Asia-Pacific Information Systems Conference from July 3-5, 2024, in Ho Chi Minh City, where industry experts, academics, and professionals will converge to share insights and foster collaborations.
The 2nd edition of our “Global Reunion Series” alumni talk was another hit success! A full house of over 130 of our own amazing alumni, along with our event partner, Harvard Club of Hong Kong members, convened at the exquisite venue for a wonderful luncheon talk by the distinguished guest speakers – Prof. William Kirby on the history of universities and their role in shaping the world. Prof Kirby discussed the challenges and opportunities faced by higher education institutions in the 21st century and shared his thoughts on the evolving landscape of higher education, as well as the role of universities in fostering innovation and driving global progress.
Dr. Victor Fung, Group Chairman of the Fung Group & Chairman of HKU’s Asia Global Institute, later joined the enlightening fireside chat as well to offer his decades of expertise and sharp insights on this topic as well. The in-conversation session was moderated by our Dean, Prof. Hongbin Cai.
The event served as an excellent platform for alumni to network, reconnect with old friends, and exchange ideas. We are grateful to all attendees for their participation and enthusiasm, which contributed to the memorable experience. Check out the event highlights above and hope to see you at our next global reunion!
