Jin-ah Lee is responsible for member development programs, strategic marketing and the CRM database management at AmCham. Her specialty is development of print and web marketing materials, external partnership management, and sponsorship promotional materials. Jin-ah Lee joined AmCham as Assistant Membership Manager in 2006. Prior to living in Hong Kong, Jin-ah has worked in Chicago for a children's summer residential program and on restaurant management projects, including the Paris Casino in Las Vegas and Krispy Kreme in Seattle, WA. Jin-ah has a BA in Communications with a minor in Psychology from University of Minnesota.

Queenie Li was promoted to the present position of Member Relations Manager in March 2008. She joined AmCham as Membership/Accounting Assistant in 1980, promoted to Membership Coordinator in 1986, in support of the Membership Committee. She was promoted to Membership Supervisor in 1988 and served as Assistant Membership Manager from 2005. She handles all enquiries regarding membership matters, processes applications and produces reports on movements of members.

Michael Young liaises with current AmCham members while recruiting potential members. He is responsible for member services and retention and building our membership base through scouting, marketing and closing. Michael coordinates marketing projects relating to membership and events sponsorship programs. Michael has a BBA with concentrations in Marketing and Consulting from Emory University in Atlanta, GA.

Stephanie Chu joined AmCham's events team in September 2005, to assist in delivering quality programs that address the most pressing commerce-related issues between the US and Hong Kong/China. Stephanie's past work environments included Honeywell Sensing & Control in the US, Global Sources in Hong Kong, and various publications in the US, Canada, and France. A native of France, she spent much of her childhood in Bangkok, and later returned to Paris to complete her high school baccalaureate. Stephanie holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Sonia Li has served as an Events Manager since 2005. She works on planning, organization, and coordination of business meetings and functions, as well as other special programs such as golf activities, events publicity, on-site registration and financial accounting. She has previously worked as AmCham’s Programs Coordinator and was promoted to Programs Supervisor in 1989. She had years of accounting and administration experience in a French company prior to joining AmCham.

Mimi Shih has been an Events Manager since 2005. During her 20-plus years at the AmCham, Mimi has been promoted from a secretarial to a supervisory position and has worked in the programs, conferences and seminars departments, as well as on the annual ball. She is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Chamber’s speaker programs, conferences and seminars, including training workshops and executive education programs. Prior to joining AmCham, she worked at Bank of America, First National Bank of Boston and the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission in Canada. Mimi was educated in Hong Kong and at the Saskatchewan Technical Institute.

Michael Chau was appointed by AmCham as Publishing Manager in September 2005. Michael brings more than 10 years of publishing and production experience to the Chamber. He is responsible for production cost control and liaising with freelancers and suppliers for production of six books and a monthly magazine. He is also responsible for marketing and administration of AmCham’s labels’ rentals, website book sales and bookseller relations. Michael was born in Hong Kong. He moved to the United States after high school and studied graphic design. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Art Institute of Illinois, Chicago. In 1996, he moved back to Hong Kong to join Pilot publishing.

Mark Wong has been with AmCham over seven years and manages a diverse public affairs portfolio. He works in close support of AmCham’s leaders and Board of Governors in their process of formulating public policies and position papers, as well as building good government and community relations for AmCham. Mark liaises with outside consultants on major research and survey projects, such as the Chamber’s annual Business Outlook and Environmental surveys, and generating reports that reflect our members’ views on important issues affecting businesses in Hong Kong and the region. As Secretary to the AmCham Charitable Foundation, Mark works with its independent Board of Trustees in coordinating annual charitable programs that generally focus on education, community services, fostering good corporate citizenship, and other ad-hoc projects. Mark has a BA in Political Science from University of British Columbia, with an emphasis on international relations and political economies in East Asia.

Toni Lau manages press affairs and handles media relations for AmCham. Prior to joining AmCham, in November 2007, she was the public relations officer for Scott Wilson and before that Hong Kong’s Water Supplies Department. She has worked in various PR agencies, including Octagon Greater China and Porda International (Finance) PR Group, where she was responsible for a number of product launches, investor relations and IPO projects. She was also a freelance translator for Ming Pao, writing Chinese articles to introduce the latest technology products. She spent one year as an intern in the Equal Opportunities Commission as a translation and promotion assistant, before receiving a BA in Translation from Hong Kong Baptist University. Toni is a member of the Hong Kong Public Relations Professionals’ Assn (PRPA).

Regina Leung is responsible for maintaining, growing and expanding advertising client bases and sales revenue for AmCham media. She also investigates clients’ business needs and provides them with integrated media solutions. AmCham publishes a monthly magazine, Members Directory, China Business Directory, Living in Hong Kong and Doing business in Hong Kong handbooks, as well as online advertising at its website and advertising banners in the electronic newsletter. Regina has had advertising sales and management experience in print and electronic media for over 15 years, particularly in the regions of Asia Pacific, Hong Kong and Mainland China. Before joining AmCham in January 2008, she had worked with China Daily Hong Kong Ltd, Sina.com Hong Kong and Global Sources.