Regina Ip is a Hong Kong political figure and former senior government official with a long career spanning administrative service, immigration leadership, security policy, legislative representation and party leadership. She has held key positions in the HKSAR Government, the Legislative Council, the Executive Council, and multiple public policy institutions, and is the founder of several political and policy organisations.​

Bernard Charnwut Chan is a Hong Kong business leader, public figure and cultural institution chairman with extensive involvement across finance, heritage conservation, social welfare, sustainability, arts administration, cross border business relations, and major advisory and statutory bodies. His leadership spans corporate governance, national representation, legislative work, higher education councils, and committees focused on public health, environmental policy, historic building revitalisation and community development.

Judy Chen is a highly distinguished public servant, philanthropist and global leader with extensive experience spanning international diplomacy, sustainable development, youth empowerment and public service. She currently serves as Chairman of the Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF, Convenor & Co-Founder of the Bridge Institute, Honorary Chairman of the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Member of the Chief Executive Election Committee of the HKSAR, Permanent Honorary Chairman of the Hong Kong Huajing Society, and Justice of the Peace appointed by the HKSAR Government. She is also Executive Director of the One Earth Alliance, Council Member of the Western Returned Scholars Association (WRSA) and President-elect of the WRSA Entrepreneur Alliance, and Director of the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation. Notably, she made history as the first Chinese national appointed Standing Member of the Development Cooperation Forum of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC). She has also served as Advisor to the UN Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, Advisor to the Central Policy Unit of the HKSAR Government, Board Member of the Hong Kong Ballet, Member of the Supervisory Committee of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Member of the Committee on the Promotion of Civic Education, Member of the 11th All-China Youth Federation, Member of the Shanghai Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and Member of the Xiamen Committee of the CPPCC.​

Jonathan Cheng is an investment professional with extensive experience in property investment, finance, and multi‑market asset allocation. He manages investments for the Cheng family’s privately held third‑generation group of companies, with activities across Vietnam, California, Hong Kong and Japan. As Director of Property Investments at Meyer Corporation, he has led the group’s expansion into senior‑care, well‑being and healthy‑aging related sectors. He also serves on multiple boards in the education, regional development and philanthropic sectors.

Dee is the President of Brands and Retailing for Tessellation Group, where she also serves as a Director.She is a board member of Hong Kong Trade Development Council’s Hong Kong – Europe Business Council, a member of Hong Kong – ASEAN Foundation Advisory Council, and serves as a Governor at China-United States Exchange Foundation.Dee is also involved with the Y.L. Yang Foundation, Asia House, Our Hong Kong Foundation, Mind HK, The Conference Board's Asia Corporate Leadership Council, Harvard University's Asia Center International Advisory Committee, Oxford Saïd's Ownership Project Family Advisory Council, MIT Sloan School of Management’s MIT Kuo Sharper Center for Prosperity and Entrepreneurship Business Circle, Bloom KKCA Academy, and the Global Steering Committee of Social Entrepreneurship to Spur Health. In 2014, she was recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and a Fellow of the Aspen Institute's China Fellowship Program.Actively engaged in the arts, serving on the International Council of Tate and The Museum of Modern Art (New York). She is also a Council Member of the China Arts Foundation and a board member of Asia Art Archive. Her short film "An Exercise in Futility" was screened at the Beijing International Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival.Also, Dee had editorial roles at iLook Magazine and Modern Weekly, focusing on sustainability. Her retail venture DYSEMEVAS in 2008 showcased emerging Chinese design. She holds a BA in philosophy from Harvard University, and was appointed an Honorary Doctor of the University of the Arts London.

Wang Xiangwei is an award-winning journalist with more than three decades of experience across major media organisations in Mainland China, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong. He held senior editorial leadership roles at the South China Morning Post (SCMP), including Editor in Chief, and currently serves in academic and advisory capacities while remaining active as a commentator on China and international affairs.