Dr. Tsui graduated with a master’s degree from Monash University in Australia, with a doctorate in business management from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. She has more than 20 years of educational management experience and founded the Dahua Education Group. She established Dahua Education in Hong Kong in 1999, and then gradually expanded to Guangzhou, Huizhou, Zhuhai, Zhongshan and other places to provide diversified education and training, international High school training courses, study abroad services, and STEM/STEAM maker technology education and training. Dr. Tsui founded the Hong Kong Teacher Education Institution in 2011, and obtained the administrative license issued by the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs of China to introduce foreign cultural and educational experts, and introduced a large number of foreign teachers and foreign experts to Hong Kong and domestic colleges and universities.

In 2017, Dr. Tsui founded the Hong Kong Maker Association to provide STEM/STEAM maker education and training for young people, build an exchange platform for maker teachers/experts/enthusiasts, and set up “University Student Maker Scholarship” to encourage more students to invent and create their own technology products. Her other positions include Executive Director of the Dahua Education Group, Executive Director of the World Science and Culture Development Foundation, Director of Guangdong South China Clean Energy Charity Foundation, Director of Hong Kong Zhuhai Chamber of Commerce, Honorary Director of Zhuhai Makers Association, and Hong Kong Finance Guest lecturer of School of Management.

Dr. Tong is the Deputy Dean of the Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Manufacturing at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), Deputy Director of the Modern Robotics Laboratory and Deputy Director of the Science and Robot Education Center of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Secretary General of the Asian Robotics Alliance, World Science and Culture Development Fund Association sponsor and director, long-term special consultant of Dahua Education Group. He has a Ph.D. in Engineering from Lincoln University, a Ph.D. in Business Administration from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, he is an Academician of the Chartered Institute of Management of Canada and Visiting Professor for the Hong Kong School of Financial Management.

Dr. Tong has successively participated in the development and research of various high-tech technologies such as omni-directional hybrid vehicles, intelligent tumbler robots, pet robots, smart wheelchairs, smart glasses, smart shoes, industrial robots and optical instruments. Dr. Tong has been interviewed and reported by Ming Pao for his outstanding performance. His scientific research has been interviewed and reported by major media including TVB, CATV and major newspapers and magazines. Dr. Tong has published many books. He has seven invention patents. Among them, his patent “Mobile Tumbler Robot Assembly and Method” was acquired by a US company because of its unique invention.

Mr. Lee graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Business Administration, and studied at the University of Michigan in the U.S., the Ottobesen Institute WHU in Germany, the HKU School of Education and the Helsinki School of Economics in Finland. He worked for Swire Group and held other senior management positions including the Director of the Motherland Affairs Department for the International Youth Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong Branch and Chairman of the Project Committee for the Shatin Youth Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Lee is currently director of the Dahua Education Group, Director of Dahua Training/International High School/Study Abroad Services, Jiangxi Youth Joint Committee Specially invited member of Hong Kong, founding director of the Jiangxi-Hong Kong-Taiwan Youth Exchange Promotion Association and guest lecturer of many universities, including Beijing Tsinghua University, Jinan University, Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade and Hong Kong Polytechnic University.