Ming Wong 黄本明

Ming Wong 黄本明 has a diverse work experience in various industries and roles. Ming started their career in investment banking and worked as a Managing Director in several investment banks for over 10 years. Following that, they held leadership positions in companies such as IMC Investments Limited and Ivory Capital. In 2010, Ming co-founded Giinseng, a company focused on hedge fund investments. In 2012, they became the Co-Founder and CEO of Asia Community Ventures, a Hong Kong-based charity promoting sustainability and impact investing. Ming also served as a Senior Advisor at Campden Wealth, a company that provides knowledge and resources to wealthy families and family offices. From 2017 to 2019, they worked at United Way Worldwide, first as Vice President and later as Senior Vice President, overseeing the organization's activities in the Asia Pacific region. In 2016, Ming joined Mettā as a Founding Member, an entrepreneurs' club that connects startup communities. Most recently, they have been working at Enuma, Inc. as the Vice President of Government Relations and Strategic Partnerships, where they design growth strategies for Enuma School in Southeast Asia. Overall, Ming Wong's work experience spans over two decades and covers a wide range of industries and leadership positions.

Ming Wong 黄本明 attended Cornell University, where they pursued dual degrees in Economics and Operations Research. Ming achieved these degrees with distinctions. Ming then decided to further their education at Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management, where they obtained their MBA with a specialization in Finance. Prior to their tertiary education, they attended Methodist Boys' Secondary School in Kuala Lumpur, although the specific degree or field of study accomplished there is unknown.