Ms. Poh Lee Tan is the Founder of Mighty Oaks Foundation, an NGO bringing the old and young together for mutual joy and learning. We help to create age friendly communities by

connecting elder facilities with nearby schools for long term collaboration. We are the first intergenerational relationship building NGO in HK, connecting 124 elder facilities with 70

schools.

Prior to holding various board and senior management positions in Baker McKenzie, a global law firm, she advised on M&A and PE transactions throughout Asia. She has been recognized as “Managing Partner of the Year” twice by Asian Legal Business.

Poh Lee graduated from Queens College, Cambridge and the London School of Economics and

Political Science. She attended an executive management program at Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.

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Catherine is a nonprofit leader with 20 years of experience in communications and events. As the Executive Director of HandsOn Hong Kong, she leads the non-profit that empowers everyone in Hong Kong to volunteer -- supporting over 100 frontline charities annually. Catherine's passion lies in creating impactful community initiatives and guiding teams to reach their full potential. Catherine is well positioned to contribute to the 2024 HK SDG Summit theme of building sustainable systems for longevity and continuity, through HandsOn's work striving for a Hong Kong where no charity serves alone. Her and the HandsOn team strive to create systemic change by cultivating a spirit of volunteerism and cross-sector collaboration in the city. We believe she will inspire our participants to make lasting differences that help further the SDGs.

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Dana has lived in HK for over 26 years and first got involved with environmental issues in 2007 when she helped drive recycling in Discovery Bay where she lives, as a founding member of the community green group DB Green.

Seeing that it would take more than recycling to help solve the problem of plastic marine pollution, Dana co-founded PFS to help promote change in people’s use of plastic through education and action. She has delivered hundreds of talks on waste reduction and personal behaviour change to students of all ages, from nursery to Master's students in University, and has been invited as a guest speaker by many corporate and community groups since 2013.

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HELP for Domestic Workers is committed to supporting migrant domestic workers to gain access to justice and receive fair and equal treatment in Hong Kong. We equip the employers of domestic workers with knowledge and awareness so that they can build a mutually beneficial relationship with their domestic workers. I have over a decade of experience working with international organisations focusing on corporate social responsibility, communications and volunteer engagement. My experience has enabled me to gain expertise in leading high-impact social initiatives. I value collaborative relationships and have excellent interpersonal and communication skills for productive teamwork. Working in diverse environments allowed me to hone my abilities and acquire a wide range of valuable experiences. I'm committed to leveraging my expertise and passion to assist charitable causes and projects

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