Our Speakers at the Summit
Keynote Speaker
Jordan Hattar
Help4Refugees
Join us at the HK SDG Summit to hear from Jordan Hatter, the founder of Help4Refugees, dedicated to amplifying the voices of marginalized and oppressed communities. Jordan's impactful work focuses on identifying and addressing the greatest needs of refugees by actively listening to their advocacy, ensuring that solutions are both relevant and effective. This is a unique opportunity to gain insights from a leader who is committed to fostering sustainable change and empowerment. Register now to be part of a transformative conversation that drives action towards a more inclusive world!
Keynote Speaker
Tom Ng
Greenpeace Asia
Tom Ng is a dedicated climate campaigner at Greenpeace East Asia, where he works tirelessly to bridge the gap between global climate issues and the everyday lives of Hongkongers. Through innovative initiatives like the "Low Carbon Living Festival" and partnerships with local businesses, Tom has made the climate crisis relatable and actionable, inspiring individuals to take meaningful steps toward sustainability. His ability to transform abstract challenges into tangible solutions aligns perfectly with the HK SDG Summit’s theme of "Bridging the Gap", demonstrating the power of collective action in tackling the climate emergency. Don’t miss Tom’s insights on how we can all contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.
Summit Talks
Summit Talks are engaging, 45-minute sessions where inspiring speakers share impactful stories and innovative ideas, all linked to this year’s theme, "Bridging the Gap." These talks aim to motivate, educate, and spark meaningful change. Don’t miss your chance to be inspired—register now!
Sunny Mak
Founder and Director at Sunshine Action HK
Sunny Mak is the founder of Sunshine Action and has established partnerships with over 930 charity organizations and centers worldwide, impacting approximately 430,000 individuals in need. In 2023, branches were launched in the US and UK, further expanding the organization's reach. Sunny Mak has also collaborated extensively with students and interns, particularly from the top 10 QS-ranked universities globally, fostering a new generation of compassionate leaders committed to humanitarian efforts.
Executive Director at Hong Kong Shark Foundation
Ms. Richey is the Executive Director of a Hong Kong charity called Hong Kong Shark Foundation which raises awareness about shark conservation and educates people globally why we need to say NO to shark products. For the past 30 years, Ms. Richey has lived in Hong Kong and worked for a wide variety of corporate and NGO entities. Ms. Richey is a US lawyer who before joining the NGO world worked for the Wall Street law firm of Paul, Weiss in Hong Kong in a corporate communications/business development capacity. She speaks Mandarin and has lived and worked in both China and Taiwan.
Founder at
Hong Kong
Dignity Institute
Patricia Ho is a leading Hong Kong-based human rights lawyer and the founder of the Hong Kong Dignity Institute, an organization dedicated to restoring dignity to the city’s most vulnerable populations, including refugees, trafficking victims, and those facing mental health discrimination. With groundbreaking work in legal advocacy and systemic reform, Patricia has bridged gaps in justice and support for marginalized communities, while championing structural change to dismantle cycles of exploitation. Her holistic approach, combining legal and psychosocial services, embodies the HK SDG Summit’s theme of "Bridging the Gap", inspiring us to take collective action for equity and inclusion. Join us to hear Patricia's transformative vision for creating a more just and compassionate society.
Stephanie Ng
Founder of
Body Banter
Steph is a mental health advocate, educator, and Ph.D. researcher whose work aims to foster caring conversations on body image and mental health. She founded Body Banter, a registered Hong Kong charity on a mission to empower young people to spark conversations about body image with curiosity and courage. She is the author of “Big Bites Break Boundaries”, a memoir that recounts her experiences of navigating an eating disorder in Hong Kong’s mental health landscape.
Co-Director at
We Care Cambodia
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Join us at the HK SDG Summit to hear from Greg Ladner, co-director of WeCare Cambodia, a dedicated charity transforming rural communities near Beng Mealea. Greg's impactful initiatives focus on providing vital support in education, water quality improvement, and renewable energy access, empowering villagers to build a sustainable future. With programs offering free English tuition and tertiary education sponsorships, WeCare Cambodia is making a significant difference in the lives of many. Don’t miss this chance to learn from a leader who is driving change—register now to be inspired and engage in meaningful discussions!​​​​​​​
Founder at
Be Priceless
Dr. Czarina was recognized by THE ONE HK Humanitarian award in 2023 and CUHK Distinguished Medical Alumni 2024 Humanitarian Award. She founded Be Priceless, a non-profit that improves children’s well-being and safety by providing health behavioral education. She has 20+ years of experience in health care - in medicine (as an ICU doctor and former CUHK assistant professor), in public health and disaster risk reduction professional (as WHO’s journal editor and UN projects’ author), and in humanitarian health (to provide quality health care in refugee camp, Uganda, and more). Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a leader making a transformative impact—sign up now to be part of this vital discussion!​