<Mr. Tony Yue Kwok Leung, MH, JP>

Vice-President of Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China (since 2006)

Mr. Yue was awarded “Medal of Honour” in 2003 by the HKSAR Government.  He was appointed as a member of Hubei Province Committee of Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and a member of Hubei United Youth Association Executive in 2003 and 2005 respectively.  He is also an Advisor of Baptist University Course Advisory Committee (China Studies), Director of the Wo Hing Construction Co. Ltd, TCIE Products Ltd, and Kwok Hing Investment Co. Ltd.

Titles:

Chairman of Hong Kong Table Tennis Association (1992 – present)

Member of Home Affairs Bureau Elite Sports Committee (2004 – present)

Board of Director of International Table Tennis Federation (1997 – present)

Chairman of International Table Tennis Federation Junior Commission (2002 – present)

Hon. Secretary-General of Asian Table Tennis Union (2001 – present)

Hon. President of Kowloon City District Sports Association (2006 – present)

<Mr. Pang Chung, SBS>

Pang Chung (BA (Hon) 1965, University of Hong Kong; M.Sc 1995, Leicester University) was an elite track and field athlete in the 1950s and 60s, once holding the Hong Kong records of high jump and triple jump. Twice recipient of the Hong Kong Best Athlete of the Year in 1960 and 1970 respectively, he represented the territory to 1962 and 1966 Asian Games. As a sports administrator, he was appointed Chef de Mission of the Hong Kong Delegation in many occasions, such as the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games, but the most important of all was as the leader of the contingent to Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996 when Ms. Lee Lai Shan captured the first Olympic Gold Medal for Hong Kong. Currently he is the Hon. Secretary General of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China; International Course Director of Olympic Solidarity; member of Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) Education & Culture Committee; Convenor of the Sports and Recreation Industry Working Group, Skills Upgrading Scheme, Vocational Training Council (2003-2005); Member of Elite Sports Committee of Sports Commission (2004-now); Board of Member of 2009 East Asian Games (Hong Kong) Limited; Hon. Secretary General of the Planning Committee of the 2009 East Asian Games and  Hon. Secretary General of Executive Sub-Committee of the 2009 East Asian Games

Career-wise, serving the government for more than three decades, Mr. Pang began as a secondary school teacher after graduation from the University and then an Education Officer in the Education Department in the 60s and the 70s. He was then appointed to the Ex-Urban Services Department to serve as a stadium manager for the construction of the first indoor stadium, Queen Elizabeth Stadium, in 1980 and the Hong Kong Coliseum in 1993 which subsequently has created a vibrant environment that the territory has never been for spectacular sports and mass indoor entertainment, fostering a new culture of Cantonese pop music in Hong Kong.

Rising from the rank of cultural manager, he became the Assistant Director of the Ex-Urban Services Department in the 1990s. In retirement from the civil services in 1998, he was also awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star by the HKSAR Government in 2002 and Sliver Bauhinia Star by the HKSAR Government in 2010. He is at present engaged as the Marketing Director of Join Merit Industries Ltd., a rental company of LED screens specialized in entertainment and advertising industry and is a Hon. Treasurer of the South China Athletic Association.