Andrew K.P.Leung, SBS, FRSA
梁建邦 香港银紫荆勋衔, 英国皇家人文工商学院荣授院士
International and Independent China Specialist 国际中国顾问
Positions
Chairman and CEO, Andrew Leung International Consultants Limited, London
Expert, Reuters Insight, Community of Experts
Member, Brain Trust, The Evian Group (global think-tank), Lausanne, Switzerland
Distinguished Contributor, Asymmetric Threats Contingency Alliance (ATCA) (global think-tank)
Chairman, China Group, Institute of Directors City Branch, London, United Kingdom
Leader of China Group, Elected Fellow on Executive Committee of Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacture and Commerce (RSA), London Region
Elected Member, Royal Society for Asian Affairs
Member, Executive Committee, 48 Group Club, United Kingdom
Senior Consultant, MEC International
Member, Governing Council, King’s College London, United Kingdom
Member, Advisory Board, China Policy Institute, Nottingham University, United Kingdom
Visiting Professor (2006), TiasNIMBAS Graduate School of Management, Utrecht, Holland
Visiting Professor (2005-6), Business School, Lingnan University, China
Visiting Professor (2005-now), Business School, Sun Yat-sen University, China
梁建邦国际顾问公司 (伦敦注册) 主席
路透社集团 投资 咨询机构国际专家团专家
瑞士洛桑环球智库 Evian Group 智囊团成员
环球智库ATCA特邀成员
英国董事商会伦敦金融中心分会中国组主席
英国皇家人文工商学院伦敦区中国组召集人
英国皇家亚洲学会当选会员
中东国际顾问公司 (MEC) 高级顾问
英国48家集团会董事
英国伦敦英皇大学董事
英国诺丁咸大学中国政策研究中心董事
荷兰NIMAS大学管理学院客座教授 (2006)
中国岭南大学管理学院客座教授 (2005-6)
中国中山大学管理学院客座教授 (2005-现在)
In Brief
Andrew has amassed 40 years of China-related knowledge and experience, including a previous career in many senior government positions in Hong Kong, spanning commerce and industry, banking and finance, transport, social welfare, and overseas representation. His last was Hong Kong’s chief representative for the United Kingdom, all the new EU Member States and applicant states, as well as Russia, Switzerland and Norway. He has since founded Andrew Leung International Consultants Limited based in London.
During a mid-career sabbatical, Andrew helped set up Standard Chartered Asia Ltd, a merchant banking subsidiary in Hong Kong. He was twice sponsored by the U.S. Government for month-long visits across the US, including a visit to brief Chairmen and CEOs of Fortune 50 multinationals on China in the wake of Tiananmen Square.
Andrew has contributed extensively on strategic China issues at local and international forums as well as at live TV interviews with CNBC, Bloomberg, Sky, CNN, NBC, Aljazeera (English Language Channel) and BBC (including Breakfast With Frost). His speaking forums included The Economist; Chatham House; the Institute of Economic Affairs; the Royal Society for Asian Affairs; Wilton Park; Asia House; the Chairman's Club; the D-Group; the East Asia Institute, Peterhouse College, Cambridge Univestity; the Asian Studies Centre, St Anthony's College, Oxford University; Oxford Analytica; London School of Economics; the School of Oriental and African Studies; Warwick University; Reading University; Lancaster University; University College Dubilin; Open University; Fudan University; Baring Asset Management; Cazenove; F & C; Merrill Lynch; Royal Bank of Scotland; and HSBC. His speaking profile can be found on City Speakers International http://www.cityspeakersinternational.co.uk/speakers/speaker_andrew_leung.php Many of his internationally published articles can be accessed on his website www.andrewleunginternationalconsultants.com
Andrew sits on the Governing Council of King's College London and the Advisory Board of the China Policy Institute at Nottingham University. He is on the Executive Committee of the 48 Group Club with historical links with the Chinese leadership. He chairs the China Interest Group of the UK’s Institute of Directors City Branch. He leads a China Group of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) London Region, as a Fellow elected to its Executive Committee. He is also elected as a Member of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs. He is a Distinguished Contributor on China with the Asymmetric Threats Contingency Alliance (ATCA), an influential global think-tank. He is also on the Brain Trust of The Evian Group, a think-tank founded at the IMD, Lausanne, Switzerland.
Andrew provided advisory consultancy to McCreight and Company Inc, USA, a leading international corporate strategy implementation firm, on a project for Lenovo on its cultural integration with IBM Computers. As a Senior Consultant with MEC International, he was the Editor-at-large for a substantial international consultancy on China's Energies, including geopolitical, economic, security, financial and climate change implications. He made a presentation on the same topic at a Windsor Energy Group international conferernce at St George's House, Windsor Castle, to an audience of leading energy experts including senior corporate executives, academics, and the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency. He has been appointed a Global Commercial Agent for Changsha, China, since 2006. He is a registered Reuters Insight expert for services worldwide.
Andrew is Visitng Professor at China's Sun Yat-sen University (from 2005 onwards) and at Lingnan University (2005-6). He was also Visiting Professor (2006) at the graduate schools of management at NIMBAS University, the Netherlands. He has been included in UK’s Who’s Who since 2002. He was awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star (SBS) in the July 2005 Hong Kong Honours List.
Andrew has graduate qualifications from the University of London, postgraduate qualifications from Cambridge University, PMD from the Harvard Business School, and Solicitors’ qualifying examination certificate from the Law Society, London. He speaks Cantonese and Mandarin, writes Chinese calligraphy, and paints classical Chinese paintings. His other hobbies include tennis, swimming, jogging, travelling, singing, and reading.
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