Mar 16, 2026
In Feb 2026, CESG established an Industry Collaborative Initiative (ICI) to deepen the society impacts of the Centre. Consequently, CESG announce honorary research appointments of three distinguished industry leaders in Mar 2026 to explore impactful projects under ICI. They are Dr. George Lam as Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Michael Wu and Mr. Hauman Yeung as Honorary Research Fellows.
Dr. George Lam, BBS, JP, is appointed as Honorary Senior Research Fellow until August 31 2028. Dr. Lam is passionate about fintech and business sustainability. After he stepped down as Chairman of Hong Kong Cyberport, he continues to take lead in the AI area by serving as the President of InvestAI Foundation. For sustainability, he contributes his time to support ESG and green initiatives for the Asia region. Currently, he is the Chair of United Nations ESCAP Sustainable Business Network Finance Task Force.
In addition, Dr. Lam is a Hong Kong accounting advisory expert of the PRC Ministry of Finance, a member of the Consultative Committee on Guangdong-Hong Kong Co-operation (Guangzhou Nansha), Chairman of the Technology and Innovation Committee of the Belt and Road General Chamber of Commerce.
We welcome Dr. Lam’s contribution to the Centre and to HSUHK in the area of AI and sustainability. To see his bio, please click here.
Mr. Hauman Yeung is a Director of Corporate Advisory, Ascent Partners. He is appointed as an Honorary Research Fellow. Hauman is a long-term veteran in providing ecological and climate change solutions for business. He participated in the ecological restoration project of the Loess Plateau, which was supported by the World Bank. From 1996 to 1997, Mr. Yeung served as a special consultant and member of the Asia expert team for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), contributing to the development of the carbon emissions calculation framework and carbon credit trading system that supported the Kyoto Protocol.
In addition to being an expert in ESG reporting for listed firms, he is currently a consultant for de-desertification control.
We look forward to his contribution to the Centre and to HSUHK. To see his bio, please click here.

