Jerome Yau

Jerome Yau has extensive work experience in various communication and advocacy roles. Jerome is currently the Chief Executive at AIDS Concern, where they lead efforts to improve the lives of people living with HIV and stop the spread of the disease. Prior to this, they were the Co-Founder of Hong Kong Marriage Equality, focusing on advancing equal marriage in Hong Kong. Jerome has also served as an Assistant Manager of Corporate Communications at The Community Chest of Hong Kong and worked as a self-employed Communications Consultant, providing translation, copywriting, and editing services. Jerome has held positions such as External Affairs Manager at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center and Public Affairs Officer at the Consulate General of Canada in Hong Kong & Macao. Jerome has previously worked as a Communications Manager at Renaissance College Hong Kong, Managing Editor at Fairchild Television, Managing Partner at SkyBleu Communications, and Reporter at Channel M. Overall, Jerome has a strong background in communication strategy, media relations, and community engagement.

Jerome Yau received their BA degree in History and Political Science from The University of British Columbia, where they studied from 1996 to 1999. Jerome also obtained a certification in The Dale Carnegie Course (Lab Course) from Dale Carnegie.