Ms. Dora Choi is the Vice-Table-Host (Society & Tourism) of Roundtable Exco and also serves as the Business & Development Manager of the Roundtable Enterprise. She obtained her Bachelor of Social Science (Journalism & Communication) qualification from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Her publications include a list of newspaper and magazine articles. Dora was the Merit winner of the 8th Annual Human Rights Press Awards when she was working as a journalist before joining Roundtable.

Email: dorachoi@roundtable.com.hk

Miss Vivian Chiu Yuen-ming was educated both in Hong Kong and in the States. She received her B.A. (honors) Degree from University of Wisconsin, Madison, double majoring in Economics and Journalism. She then returned to Hong Kong and obtained her Master of Philosophy (Communication) degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She served as teaching assistant and research assistant during her study, and had published a number of papers in different international conferences. Her major research interests are Hong Kong media, politics and culture. In 2006, she became the Shadow Vice-Table host (Hong Kong politics) of Roundtable Exco.

Miss Chiu is currently a business risk advisor.

E-mail: vivianchiu@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Wong Yiu Ying is the Shadow Vice-Table Host (China) of Roundtable Exco. He obtained his Master of Social Science from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He is currently working in One Country Two Systems Research Institute as Research Officer. He also features in the TV program Pentaprism (五稜鏡).

E-mail: yiuyingwong@roundtable.com.hk

Mr Derek Mi-Chang Yuen has been a Roundtable Exco Member since 2006. He is a PhD candidate at Center for Strategic Studies, University of Reading, UK and is supervised by British-American Strategist Dr. Colin S. Gray. He obtained his undergraduate degree (BSocSc) from the University of Hong Kong and MSc in Theory and History of International Relations from London School of Economics. He provides commentaries for Hong Kong Economic Journal (信報) and teaches general courses at School of Continuing and Professional Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong on an irregular basis. His research interests focus on strategic theories, grand strategy, and Taoism & strategy.

E-mail: derekyuen@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Nicholas Cheung Yat-fung is the Shadow Vice-Table Host (Education) of the Roundtable Community since April 2006. He was one of founding members of the Roundtable in 2004. He obtained a Master of Philosophy (Politics and Public Administration) from the University of Hong Kong, a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Hong Kong, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His publications include a book on the political development of Hong Kong and a list of newspaper articles on Hong Kong politics and society. He is currently a Liberal Studies panel head of a high school who gives an impetus to the development of the Liberal Studies in Hong Kong.

E-mail: nicholascheung@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Timothy Kwai Ting-Kong is the Shadow Vice-Table Host (Education) of the Roundtable Community since 2006. He is the Programme Host of Metro Radio 99.7 and also a Research Analyst working at The Singaporean Investment Bank, UOB Kay Hian.

He graduated at The University of Essex in England with a Bachelor of Law and he studied Business Management at The University of Surrey from 2005-2006.

He comments various cultural and social issues on newspapers and magazines and he also likes to share his personal experiences in The Middle East, Central Asia on the media.

Email: timkwai@hotmail.com

Mr. Kaxton Yu-Kwan SIU is the Shadow Vice-Table Host (Economics) of Roundtable. He obtained his Master of Philosophy (Social Science) qualification and mathematics degree from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. His publications include: a government funded research report, “Our Stone Nullah Lane”, which is the first historical study from the perspective of “street history movement” in Hong Kong, a book chapter “New Labour Protest Movements in Hong Kong” in an internationally circulated academic book called, “Globalization and After”, several book chapters in academic books circulated in Hong Kong, several conference papers as well as a list of newspaper articles on Hong Kong politics and society. He also features in radio programs and comments on different social and political issues. His research interests include: Hong Kong and China labor conditions and movements, urbanization and community movements in Hong Kong.

Email: kaxtonsiu@roundtable.com.hk

Ms. Mok Yee Tuen, Zandra, a senior journalist who had worked for Television Broadcasts Limited and Radia Television Hong Kong, is one of the Executive Committee of Roundtable since 2006. She was the British Chevening Postgraduate Scholarship winner. She obtained her Master of Arts (South East Asian Studies) qualification from School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London and Bachelor degree (International Relations) from the London School of Economic and Political Science.

Email: zandramok@roundtable.com.hk

Ms. Gloria Chang is one of the Executive Committee of Roundtable Community. She is the former president of The Hong Kong University Students' Union and is currently working at Greenpeace Hong Kong. She features in radio programs and her articles have been published in local newspaper like AM730 and MetroNews from time to time.

Email: glorichang@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Lo sing-kit is one of the Executive Committee of Roundtable Community. He used to work for green groups and community organizations and has engaged in social movement and social policy practice for nearly 7 years. After receiving professional training in social work, he is currently studying Master in Philosophy. His research interests include China Study, social ethics and political philosophy.

Email:marklo@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Tsang Chi Ho has been one of the Executive Committee of Roundtable Community since 2005. He is currently the host of the radio program “Civil Society” (公民社會) and of the former TV program “Headliner” (頭條新聞). He is especially interested in China’s affairs.

Email: tsangchiho@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Andrew You has been one of the Executive Committee of Roundtable since 2006. He graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Law) and furthered his legal studies in a postgraduate program (Common Professional Examinations, England and Wales) in U.K. in 2005. Having served at Hong Kong Trade Development Council as Marketing Officer in joining its Executive Trainee Program upon graduation, Andrew is responsible in marketing Hong Kong service industries to overseas. As a project manager of various overseas marketing events and state-level business matching projects, Andrew’s expertise has a focus on Mainland Chinese markets.

(Email: andrewyou@roundtable.com.hk)

Mr. Wilson Chan Wai-shun joined the Roundtable Exco since 2006. He is currently working on his Master of Philosophy (Government and Public Administration) in the Chinese University of Hong Kong and has obtained his bachelor degree from the same department. His research interests include European integration and European identity.

Email: wilsonchan@roundtable.com.hk

Mr. Steve Chung Lok-wai is the convener of the Global Watcher of Roundtable Associate Organization since 2006 and also is one of the Exco members of Roundtable since January 2007. He is currently an MPhil student in the Department of Government and Public Administration in the Chinese University of Hong Kong and received his Bachelor degree in Social Sciences from the Lingnan University. He published a book and several newspaper articles including topics related to International politics, Asian relations and Sports and politics. His research interests include foreign policy, nuclear development and economic transformation in North Korea.

E-mail: stevechung@roundtable.com.hk

Vincent Tai is currently a reporter at the school page of the Hong Kong Economic Times. He writes stories about the secondary school sector and some stories about the liberal studies in Hong Kong. Mr. Tai has vast experience in business and tertiary education sectors before he joins the school page, as he was a reporter of the supplement page of HKET for years.
Mr. Tai holds a first degree in Communications (Major in Journalism) and he's about to confirm his MA degree in Public Policy and Management. He also runs the office of the CityU Postgraduate Association. He has been organizing various kinds of activities and campaign for postgraduate students in CityU.