Hong Kong International Aviation Academy
Jeannie Wong is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in corporate branding, operations, and procurement. Currently serving as the Senior Corporate Branding Manager and Student Supervisor at Hong Kong International Aviation Academy, Jeannie also manages JCCW Limited as Managing Director and Coach, focusing on coaching and consulting. Previous roles include Asia Bureau Chief and Head of Marketing & Events at The Moodie Davitt Report, and various leadership positions at Airports Council International - ACI Asia-Pacific, including Head of Members Services and Events, Head of Communications and Events, and Head of External Affairs. With a background in operations as Director of Operations for Evangelical Community Church and significant procurement experience at Airport Authority Hong Kong, Jeannie's career started at Cathay Pacific Airways as a Customer Services Officer. Academically, Jeannie holds an EMBA from the Jack Welch Management Institute and a BBA in Management and International Business from Florida International University.
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Hong Kong International Aviation Academy
Where Aviation Careers Take Flight! The Hong Kong International Aviation Academy (HKIAA), the first civil aviation academy in Hong Kong, is established by the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) in 2016. The Aviation Academy offers a comprehensive aviation-related curriculum to aviation professionals, industry newcomers and young people who would like to pursue their career in aviation industry. The Aviation Academy has become a member company of HKIA SHL, a subsidiary of the AAHK in December 2019. Vision To establish Hong Kong’s position as a regional civil aviation training hub by providing educational programmes and practical hands-on training for the aviation industry. Mission To create a training facility for aviation professionals in Hong Kong and around the region, aiming to: · Nurture young talent and provide career advancement for the continuous development of Hong Kong’s aviation industry; and · Develop a training hub that will support the sustainable growth of the regional aviation industry