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    We are pleased to announce the composition of the RICS Hong Kong Member Engagement Group (HK MEG), chaired by Alan Choi MRICS.

    The HK MEG consists of a Chair, 2 Vice-Chairs, and 12 Members representing a member group spectrum of the local chartered surveyor community.

    MEG composition

    For November 2025 – October 2027, the MEG composition is:

    • Chair:  Alan Choi (蔡宏基) MRICS
    • Vice-Chair: Jonas Wong (黃亦朗) MRICS
    • Vice-Chair: Leo Yuen (阮勁恩) MRICS
    • Member: Anthony Wong (黃詠聰) MRICS
    • Member: Carol Chu (朱詠瑤) MRICS
    • Member: Dicky Louie (呂迪祈) MRICS
    • Member: Hiuming Chan (陳曉明) MRICS         
    • Member: Jane Wong (黃小玉) MRICS
    • Member: Joyce Hung (洪穎琴) MRICS
    • Member: Nicola Tang (鄧曉敏) MRICS
    • Member: Paco Cheung (張智桁) MRICS
    • Member: Perry Ng (吳浩鳴) FRICS
    • Member: Trevor Sham (岑子顥) MRICS
    • Member: Vincent Chow (周灝文) MRICS
    • Member: Winnie Che (車曉敏) MRICS

    MEG Main responsibilities

    The primary purpose of the Member Engagement Group (MEG) is to provide market insight and intelligence and to enhance member engagement locally.

    MEG members are advocates for RICS within their organisations and the wider built environment community, helping RICS to achieve market goals, adoption and thought leadership.

    MEG also plays a key role in driving and supporting local activities (i.e networking events) which help contribute to RICS’s member engagement.

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