Ms. Vivian Chiu

SPCA Education Manager

Vivian has master’s degrees in both marketing management and English for professionals and a Post-graduate Certificate of Education. With experience in the education and media field, she joined the Society in 2004 and over the past 17 years at the SPCA has developed many educational new initiatives.

In 2007, Vivian created the first Asian bilingual Humane Education Package for primary and secondary schools, covering topics from the basic animal kingdom to care of pets, ethical treatment of wildlife and general welfare issues. This educational tool is not only used locally but has also been adopted elsewhere, notably in mainland China, Taiwan and Thailand. In 2014, she created the Responsible Pet Ownership Children’s Kit, which introduces pet-care concepts to parents and children. She also developed the “2R2C” – “Responsibility, Respect, Consideration and Care” – framework to better explain the concept of animal welfare for the understanding of students and the general public.

Mr. Karl Mak

SPCA Deputy Director (Inspectorate)

Mr. Karl Mak joined the SPCA as the Deputy Director, Inspectorate in February 2015 having had over ten years’ working experience in a government-subvented NGO. He is the head of the Inspectorate Department responsible for animal rescue and anti-cruelty investigations. As a member of the senior management team of the SPCA, he also looks after the general operations of the Welfare Department.

Dr. Fiona Woodhouse

SPCA Deputy Director (Welfare)

Dr. Fiona Woodhouse graduated from the University of Cambridge in veterinary medicine and has worked at the SPCA for more than 28 years. Engaged in policy lobbying and advocacy work on animal welfare during much of her career, she is also actively involved in clinical shelter work at the SPCA. She hopes to continue to promote animal friendliness and protection within Hong Kong’s new policies and to help to educate the public in speaking out for animal welfare. Besides shelter medicine, she has a strong interest in the development of animal protection legislation and supporting mechanisms to promote good animal welfare as well as an interest in veterinary public health.

Mr. Simon Lo

Actor and Acting instructor

Mr. Simon Lo graduated from the School of Drama of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and subsequently became a TVB artist and the host of the children's show Flash Fax. In addition to his role in the television industry, Simon also plays an active part in drama in Hong Kong. He is currently a drama course instructor for the Hong Kong Baptist University and has performed in many local stage events, winning Best Supporting Actor in the Hong Kong Drama Awards for the psychological thriller Popcorn.

Dr. Chung Kim Wah

HKPORI Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Chung Kim Wah taught at the Department of Applied Social Sciences, Hong Kong Polytechnic University for more than 30 years before his retirement from the post in 2020. With his expertise in Social Policy and Public Administration, he has extensive teaching experience of related subjects. He was the Director of the Centre for Social Policy Studies of the Department from 2010 to 2020, and has been actively involved in the professional community as a board and committee member of various NGOs and public bodies. He is also an advisory member to several innovative social service projects. Upon his retirement, he joined the Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute and is now its Deputy Chief Executive Officer.

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Multiplex Cinema Limited (MCL) was formed in 1982 to provide audience with the best movie-going experience. MCL currently manages 14 prime cinema sites and 74 screens in Hong Kong. Cinemas on the Island side there are Grand Windsor Cinema (Causeway Bay), Grand Kornhill Cinema (Tai Koo), MCL South Horizons Cinema (Ap Lei Chau) and MCL Cyberport Cinema (Cyberport); on the Kowloon side there are K11 Art House (Tsim Sha Tsui), Festival Grand Cinema (Kowloon Tong), MCL Telford Cinema and MCL Amoy Cinema (both in Kowloon Bay), and MCL Cheung Sha Wan Cinema (Cheung Sha Wan); in the New Territories there are STAR Cinema & MCL Metro City Cinema (both in Tseung Kwan O), MCL Green Code Cinema (Fanling) and Movie Town (Shatin); while there is MCL Citygate Cinema (Tung Chung) in the Outlying Islands District. All of the MCL cinemas are located close to the MTR stations and easily accessible by the audience.

Company’s website: https://mclcinema.com/

Multiplex Cinema Limited (MCL) was formed in 1982 to provide audience with the best movie-going experience. MCL currently manages 14 prime cinema sites and 74 screens in Hong Kong. Cinemas on the Island side there are Grand Windsor Cinema (Causeway Bay), Grand Kornhill Cinema (Tai Koo), MCL South Horizons Cinema (Ap Lei Chau) and MCL Cyberport Cinema (Cyberport); on the Kowloon side there are K11 Art House (Tsim Sha Tsui), Festival Grand Cinema (Kowloon Tong), MCL Telford Cinema and MCL Amoy Cinema (both in Kowloon Bay), and MCL Cheung Sha Wan Cinema (Cheung Sha Wan); in the New Territories there are STAR Cinema & MCL Metro City Cinema (both in Tseung Kwan O), MCL Green Code Cinema (Fanling) and Movie Town (Shatin); while there is MCL Citygate Cinema (Tung Chung) in the Outlying Islands District. All of the MCL cinemas are located close to the MTR stations and easily accessible by the audience.

Company’s website: https://mclcinema.com/