Ferdinand Cheuk, W96 is the President of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Ferdi has been in the investment management industry for more than 20 years and is currently a Portfolio Manager at Franklin Templeton.
Sanjay Khanduri, WG06 is First VP of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Sanjay is Managing Director & Portfolio Manager for Silver Spring Capital, an alternative investments firm
Robert V. Nien, W70 WG72 is the Treasurer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Robert is retired, previously Executive Director of Hopewell Holdings Limited, a conglomerate engaged in property development, investment and the operation of expressways, power stations and hotels.
David Cameron, WG08, G08, L08 is the Secretary of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. David graduated with an MBA (Wharton), a JD (Penn Law) and an MA (Lauder) in 2008 and has lived in Hong Kong since graduation. David serves as the Secretary to the Club and runs his own law firm, David Cameron Law Office (www.dc-lo.com) here in Hong Kong.
Kenny Lam, WG07, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Kenny is a real estate investment professional with a focus in the APAC region. Kenny holds a Master of Business Administration, majoring in Finance from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
Winnie Lee, AMP, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. She is currently an Executive Director – Asia Pacific Finance Operations Manager at JP Morgan overseeing operations that supports Investment Banking in pitch creation, deal execution and research. Winnie is a strong advocate to contribute back to the society through her volunteer work. She is active in driving partnership with NGOs in delivering impactful programs.
Mary Ho, WAM15, is a VP at the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Mary is a talented growth leader, she has held executive position at a U.K. financial institution, directorship at asset management firm and a speaker on Bloomberg Intelligence. She is an active investor and enjoys lifelong learning.
Power Siu, WG15, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Power is a Portfolio Manager at OCP Asia, heading the Greater China business. He has been investing in the Asia Pacific region, across capital structure.
Jing Lin, W12, C12, WG17, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Jing is a private equity investment professional, investing in growth equity and buyout transactions in the Asia Pacific region. Jing holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics (summa cum laude) and a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Jing is passionate about engaging with and building the Wharton community.
Kenneth Kwok, C04 W04, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. He is a serial entrepreneur and impact investor, and his ventures, Global Citizen Capital, KIDsforSDGs and Forum of the Future, have been recognized by United Nations and World Economic Forum. He previously worked in venture capital, family office and investment banking.
Natalie Hong Choy, W18, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. Natalie is an investment professional at Citadel covering Financials in the Asia Pacific region. Natalie holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics (magna cum laude) from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Natalie hopes to foster connections within the Wharton community and also broaden the Wharton community’s network.
Lisa Xingyi Wang, W18, C18, is an officer at the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. She is an investment professional in growth stage private equity focusing on technology companies and has previously helped lead the Asia development for an European based startup. Lisa graduated with a dual degree in Finance (in the Wharton School) and Theater Arts from the University of Pennsylvania. She was the founder of Penn Wharton China Summit while at school. Besides her passion in investment and tech innovations, she is also actively involved in the local acting and performance arts community in HK.
Irene Wu, W19, is an officer of the Wharton Club of Hong Kong. After graduating in 2019, she has worked in investment banking in New York and corporate finance in HK. Outside work, she has a variety of interests, including a capella, boxing and tennis. At WCHK, Irene is passionate about young alumni engagement and female empowerment.