Contributors
Leslie Richardson
Ms. Leslie Richardson has over 20 years of investment management and equity research experience. She operates a boutique investor relations firm in Hong Kong for Asian companies listed in the U.S. and Hong Kong. She also assists private companies develop their investment material and build market awareness in preparation for a public listing. Additionally, she is the Asian Correspondent for Micro-Cap Review.
Linda Hui
Linda Hui is the managing director for Ruckus, an ARRIS Company, in Hong Kong and Taiwan, with responsibility for developing the company’s business in these markets, targeting the hospitality, retail, education, transport, mobile network operations and service provider sectors.
With over 20 years’ experience in the technology industry, Linda has extensive knowledge of wireless and wired infrastructure, application traffic management and data security, and its applicability to emerging sectors such as Smart Cities, and Smart Governments.
Prior to joining Ruckus in 2014, Linda was the managing director at F5 Networks for Hong Kong and Taiwan, where she grew its application delivery networking business to the largest in the market. Before that, she held senior executive roles at Arthur Andersen (Risk Consulting Practice), Dow Jones Telerate, British Telecom, and AT&T Easylink.
Linda has a Bachelor Degree in Computer and Management Science from the University of Warwick, in England, and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Lorraine A. Bolsinger
Lorraine A. Bolsinger is President and Chief Executive Officer of GE Power & Water’s Distributed Power. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania
Macy Chan
Macy assumed the office of Medical Director at Moderna Hong Kong in March 2023.
Passionate in her pursuit of advancing public health, she aims to improve health outcomes for patients across Hong Kong and the wider APAC region.
Macy works with immunization technical advisors, medical societies, healthcare authorities and regulators, and key experts in the field to develop a better understanding of unmet medical needs, fostering collaboration to make a positive impact on healthcare.
She is committed to growing Moderna’s presence in Asia, helping the company become a leader in both prevention and treatment in the region.
Prior to Moderna, Macy worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 12 years as a Registered Public Health Nutritionist (RPHNutr) at primary care trusts and NGOs across the United Kingdom. Macy is a graduate of the University of Toronto and Queen Margaret University of Edinburgh.
Marc Parrott
Marc Parrott is a partner in our Hong Kong office. He specialises in advising all types of Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands investment funds and their managers, with particular emphasis on private equity, venture capital and hedge funds. He regularly advises in respect of fund formation, restructuring, and ongoing operational matters. He also advises investors in relation to their investments into Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands fund structures.
Marc also has considerable experience on the offshore aspects of a wide range of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, stock exchange listings, corporate restructurings and reorganisations. Before joining us, Marc practised in the Cayman Islands with Walkers. In addition, Marc has top-tier international transactional experience having practised in Australia with Freehills, in London with Linklaters and in Dubai with King & Spalding LLP.
Marie Kwok
Marie Kwok is a dispute resolution lawyer at Norton Rose, an international legal practice, based in Hong Kong. She specialises in commercial litigation, professional negligence, regulatory, insurance, employment and insolvency work.
Mark Kramer
Mark Kramer is the co-founder and managing director of FSG and the author of influential publications on shared value, corporate social responsibility (CSR), catalytic philanthropy, strategic evaluation, impact investing and adaptive leadership.
Mark oversees FSG’s consulting practice and helps drive the vision and growth of the firm. He has led consulting engagements across all of FSG’s impact areas, with particular emphasis on philanthropic strategy for private and community foundations, CSR, evaluation and impact investing. He also leads the research on many of FSG’s publications and publishes regularly in Harvard Business Review, Stanford Social Innovation Review, and is the co-author of the book Do More Than Give.
He is a frequent speaker around the world on topics in catalytic philanthropy, collective impact, creating shared value for corporations, new approaches to evaluation and shared measurement, impact investing, social entrepreneurship and adaptive leadership.
Before co-founding FSG, Mr. Kramer served for 12 years as president of Kramer Capital Management, a venture capital firm, and before that as an associate at the law firm of Ropes & Gray in Boston, and as a law clerk to Judge Alvin B. Rubin, Fifth Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals.
After earning his B.A. (summa cum laude) and M.B.A. at Brandeis University and University of Pennsylvania, respectively, he went on to achieve his J.D. (magna cum laude) at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Mark Millar
Mark Millar is an industry thought leader with 25 years of global business experience, including ten years in greater China, to develop and deliver enlightening keynote speeches and to provide Consulting, Education and Recruitment services that create value for clients by empowering performance improvements in their supply chain ecosystems.
Mark Wadsley
Mark is an ex British Army Officer, he has spent the subsequent 18 years in Consulting engagement with over 15 years living internationally based in multiple regions delivering services to the HR community in EMEA, APAC, LATAM, and NA.
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