Photo 1 of 22 ’95 Kai-Yin Lo:
Kai-Yin Lo shared her secrets of
success as a jewellery designer and
collector of antiques.
Photo 2 of 22 ’98 Lee Shau-kee:
With net assets
of over US$1
billion at the
time, Lee Shau-kee led Asia’s
power players in
October 1998.
Photo 3 of 22 '99 Robert Miller:
Billionaire Robert Miller’s
firm Search Investment
Holding controlled 38.75
per cent of DFS in 1999. A
prominent donor to Hong
Kong charity Community
Chest, Miller shared his
optimism for Hong Kong
and mainland China as leading world economies.
Photo 4 of 22 '92 Li Ka-Shing:
A round of applause
from Hong Kong’s richest
tycoon, Li Ka-shing, who
appeared in our January
1992 issue on family
dynasties.
Photo 5 of 22 '92 Angela Ho and Stanley Ho:
For Father’s Day, Angela
Ho talked about her special
bond with her father,
Stanley Ho, and what life
was like growing up with
the “king of Macau”.
Photo 6 of 22 '94 Pansy Ho:
Pansy Ho means business. Ho
discussed vigilance in business dealings
and the first international project for her
now-prominent PR firm, Occasions.
Photo 7 of 22 '99 Gordon Wu:
Gordon Wu, who designed
and built the Hopewell
Centre, discussed his life
in construction in
February 1999.
Photo 8 of 22 '99 Hari Harilela:
Hari Harilela is the man
who first described Nathan Road as “the
Golden Mile”. In May 1999, he discussed
the hotel industry and his leading role
within Hong Kong’s Indian community.
Photo 9 of 22 '99 Cecil Chao:
Cecil Chao discussed
eternal bachelorhood
and new property
developments in
Malaysia and Hong
Kong, including his
eponymous Pok
Fu Lam apartment
complex, Villa Cecil.
Photo 10 of 22 '01 Chow Yun-Fat:
One of Asia’s most popular
actors, Chow Yun-Fat
discussed his love for Hong
Kong and his success in
Hollywood.
Photo 11 of 22 '08 Timothy Fok: Timothy Fok led the way to Olympic
victory—he shared his and Hong Kong’s role in the Olympics.
Photo 12 of 22 '07 Yenn Wong:
When Yenn Wong
launched hospitality group
Jia, she introduced Hong
Kong to boutique hotels.
She revealed her people-minded approach to
business.
Photo 13 of 22 '03 Bernard Chan:
Bernard Chan graced
the cover of Tatler Hong
Kong in 2003 as Legco’s
youngest elected member
and insurance sector
representative.
Photo 14 of 22 '05 Ronald Arculli:
Then-chairman of the
Hong Kong Jockey Club,
Ronald Arculli, pledged
US$500 million to create
an infectious diseases
centre during the Sars
outbreak.
Photo 15 of 22 '05 Philip Ma:
Philip Ma was at
the forefront of the
amateur racing circuit
in Hong Kong in
August 2005.
Photo 16 of 22 '13 Cathy Chui Lee: Lee donated her diamonds to
charity for a fundraiser for the Chi
Heng Foundation in 2013. She has
been the foundation’s goodwill
ambassador for the past decade.
Photo 17 of 22 '15 Peter Woo:
Tycoon Peter Woo discussed
his mission to make
entrepreneurs out of the city’s
most disadvantaged children.
Photo 18 of 22 '18 Emily Lam-Ho: Lam worked to level the
playing field in business between men
and women in Hong Kong in 2018.
Photo 19 of 22 '18 Peggy Chan and David Yeung:
In 2018, vegetarian
entrepreneurs David Yeung
and Peggy Chan discussed
the rise of the meat-free
movement in Hong Kong.
Photo 20 of 22 '22 Jennifer Yu Cheng: Jennifer Yu Cheng on her
mission to empower young
women in STEM through
the Jennifer Yu Cheng Girls
Impact Foundation.
Photo 21 of 22 '20 Adrian Cheng: Adrian Cheng led the pack of Asia’s
Most Influential honourees. He shared
what the “New Asia” looked like and the
importance of social responsibility.
Photo 22 of 22 '21 Claire Hsu: The co-founder of Asia
Art Archive, Claire Hsu,
celebrated 20 years of
documenting the region’s
art history and revealed
her plans for the future.
