David Yeung

David Yeung
Born Hong Kong
Alma mater Columbia University
Occupation CEO and co-founder of Green Monday
Managing Director of Fortune Park Holdings
Board member of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute
Hong Kong AIDS Foundation
Hong Kong Buddhist Association
Religion Buddhism
Parent(s) Hong Kong Entrepreneur 楊洪, brother of Charles Yeung

David Yeung, CEO and co-founder of Green Monday,[1][2][3] .

History

Mr. Yeung launched Green Common in Hong Kong to introduce Food 2.0. He is also a Director of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute (SIYLI), Hong Kong AIDS Foundation,[4] and Hong Kong Buddhist Association.[5]

Yeung has been named by The Purpose Economy as “Asia's 100 Pioneers,”,[6] by the Junior Chamber International Hong Kong as "Ten Outstanding Young Persons 2015,",[7] and received multiple awards from Hong Kong media for his promotion of green living. He is also the author of a number of books on applied Buddhism and Zen philosophy,[8][9][10] Hong Kong's first dine-out guide for vegetarians ("Go Green 88 Restaurant Guide"),[3] and a regular columnist on major Hong Kong journals including East Week and U Magazine (under Hong Kong Economic Times).

Career

Yeung, a graduate of Columbia University,is the Managing Director of Fortune Park Holdings and Chairman of retail groups Visual Culture and Shine in Hong Kong.

References

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