The Future Streets Symposium

Clarence Cheng

Alexander Clark

Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) is a global research and innovation consultancy. Alex oversees BIT’s work around the Asia-Pacific region, from Hong Kong to Pakistan. He helped to set up the Singapore office in 2016, and spent several years working in Singapore on health policy and financial behaviours, before increasingly taking on our work overseas. Alex became the Head of International Programs APAC in 2023 and has been leading environmental work in Bhutan, Indonesia and China, COVID-19 projects in Bangladesh and Indonesia, and research on financial regulation in Singapore and Malaysia. His work focuses on choice architecture: how can we create enabling environments to help people make better choices? This approach has covered everything from taxi drivers lunches at the cha chaan teng, to Rohingya refugees washing their hands, to thinking about how we prepare for retirement. Before joining BIT, Alex worked at the Bank of England on big data and regulatory projects – including UK Stress Testing and the SONIA benchmark surveillance – as well as working on Bank of England research around communications with firms. His background is sociology and social anthropology.

Ken Ching

Justin Yim

Justin works in transport policy and planning at a public-sector body in London, focusing on strategies to expand cycling infrastructure and improve walking environments. He previously worked at a transport planning consultancy, developing Low Traffic Neighbourhood and cycling and walking infrastructure strategies for several London boroughs. A graduate of University College London (UCL), he is a member of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT). In 2020 he founded Street Reset to bring international experience in people-centred transport back to Hong Kong. Through data research and policy advocacy, he led the team in securing Hong Kong's first 30 km/h low-speed zone, which is now being rolled out further, and continues to advocate for safer, more liveable streets.

Prof. Tony Sze

Tony obtained his BEng and PhD from The University of Hong Kong and previously held academic positions at Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands) and the University of Canterbury (New Zealand). Tony specializes in transport safety, human factors, travel behaviour, and transport big data analytics. With over 150 journal publications, his research bridges empirical data science and human-centric planning to foster safer, more liveable street environments. Reflecting his focus on mobility behaviour and safety, he serves as an Associate Editor for both Accident Analysis & Prevention and Travel Behaviour and Society. Committed to translating research into impactful practice, Tony actively advises on transport policy. He serves on the Road Safety Research Committee and the Committee on Taxi Service Quality of the Hong Kong SAR Government and is a committee member of CIHT-HK and HKSTS. His contributions to safety and public well-being have been recognised with the Outstanding Health Promotion Project Award from the Food and Health Bureau, alongside multiple international research awards.

Louis Cheung

Louis Cheung is Co-Founder and CEO of Decisions Lab, which uses AI to simulate customer responses for market research. Previously an engineer at Microsoft, he was selected for beVisioneers: The Mercedes-Benz Fellowship, supporting environmental innovation. With a background in economics and design thinking from HKU, he is interested in how simulation can help organisations understand stakeholder perspectives and make better decisions.

Julian Kwong

BEng, MPhil, MHKIE, FICE, CEng Certificate of Competency in Road Safety Audit (Highways England / EU) Julian is a distinguished road safety engineering specialist with over 34 years of engineering consultancy experience, including more than 26 years dedicated to road safety engineering in Hong Kong, mainland China and internationally. As an international consultant to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), he contributed to the development of road infrastructure safety standards and engineering guidelines for the Asian Highway Network, spanning 32 countries. Throughout his career, Julian has led over 110 road safety audits covering major expressways, tunnels, cross-boundary facilities and other complex transport infrastructure projects. He has also advised on road safety policies, engineering guidelines and professional training for government authorities and international development organisations. A strong advocate of the Safe System Approach, Julian is committed to advancing safer, more inclusive and sustainable road environments through evidence-based engineering, international best practices and forward-thinking infrastructure design.

Moonfier Li

Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). Graduated from the University of Hong Kong and University College London (UCL), Moonfier had worked at AECOM Hong Kong, Nikken Sekkei, and MUJI's Spatial Design Department, accumulating multi-scale design expertise ranging from macro planning to detailed spatial experiences. She is currently working as a designer at a Japanese landscape startup and serving as a part-time lecturer in the Department of Urban Planning and Design at the University of Hong Kong. She hopes to start from "people" and respond to human needs in her design, and enhance the value of spaces, create livable environments closer to daily life, and generate long-term value for communities and cities.

Antony Wan

Graduated from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) majoring in Civil and Structural Engineering, joined the Drainage Services Department (DSD) of the HKSAR Government in 2012 and currently serves as Senior Engineer. His major project portfolio includes the Inter-reservoirs Transfer Scheme connecting the Kowloon Byewash Reservoir and the Lower Shing Mun Reservoir, and the Kwun Tong Promenade Stormwater Storage Scheme. He was also responsible for the landmark - Revitalization of Tsui Ping River in Kwun Tong. Previously known as the King Yip Street nullah, this channel sits in the heart of Kwun Tong District, abutting the local business and residential areas. To complement the Energizing Kowloon East Initiative, Mr. Wan oversaw the comprehensive transformation of the 1km-long nullah into a unique river. The project upgraded its hydraulic capacity alongside extensive environmental, ecological, and landscaping enhancements. Under his management, the scheme also created new space for public enjoyment and enhanced connectivity with the pedestrian network, and added vibrant urban diversity to the Kwun Tong District.

Ada Wong

Ada has led a varied career as solicitor, creative educator, cultural entrepreneur, social innovator, civil society advocate and local politician. She has set up and run many non-profit institutions in the education, culture, creativity and social innovation fields in the past 20 years. She founded Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture (HKICC) to advocate education innovation in 1998. Since 2006, HKICC founded the HKICC Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity, a unique senior secondary school dedicated to nurturing talents for arts and cultural innovation, and Ada is the school's Supervisor. In 2010, she co-founded the Make A Difference (MaD) initiative, a creativity for good platform for young changemakers in Asia. In the last ten years, MaD has undertaken projects at the intersection of creativity and urban/social challenges, incubated social startups, and has worked with cross sector changemakers to come up with bottom-up innovative solutions. In 2012 Ada founded The Good Lab, a social innovation co-working space and hub, which later became a do tank and innovation consultancy to enable tri-sector collaborations for positive changes in society. Since 2016, in her capacity as a Director of Ednovators, Ada designed and led the Innopower Teacher Fellowship, a programme to build the innovation capacity of teachers in Hong Kong. Ada was an elected member of the Urban Council and Wan Chai District Council between 1995 and 2008 with the last four years as Chairperson of the Wan Chai District Council. She received her BA (Hons) from Pomona College, California USA, and M Ed from the University of Hong Kong. She is an Honorary Fellow of Lingnan University, Hong Kong Education University and the Hong Kong Baptist University.

Andy Wong

Andy joined Swire Properties in May 2026 as Deputy Director, Public Affairs. In his current role, he is responsible for the Company’s corporate communications, encompassing external and internal communications and social media, as well as government relations. He also oversees the Company’s social investment strategy. Prior to joining Swire Properties, Andy was General Manager, Corporate Affairs at Cathay Group. During more than 20 years with Cathay Group, he held a number of senior management positions in Hong Kong and was stationed overseas in Asia and Europe, with experience spanning service delivery, airline operations, corporate communications and corporate social responsibility.