Joe Sum is a senior transportation education professional and community leader, currently serving as President of Global Driving Academy and Global Truck & Bus Academy. He is also Chief Executive Chairman of the Canada Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Association and President of the Ontario Chinese Driving Instructors Association. With extensive experience in driver training, road safety, and community service, he actively promotes industry development and Canada–China cooperation in transportation and vocational education.

Nelson Cheng , KStG, EMBA, RGD, is the founder of Unicorn Communications & Design and a real estate professional with over 30 years of community involvement in Toronto. A dedicated entrepreneur and community leader, he has actively supported multicultural exchange, youth development, and charitable initiatives. He currently serves as Chairman of the Toronto Chinese Community Foundation and holds leadership roles in various Chinese community organizations, promoting newcomer integration, entrepreneurship, and cultural heritage. His long-standing contributions have earned wide recognition and numerous community service honors.

Chi Wing Ya is a seasoned construction and renovation professional with over 30 years of industry experience. He currently serves as Vice President of the Canada-China Construction Association and President of the Guangzhou Alumni Association of Canada. Active in both industry and community affairs, he is committed to promoting professional collaboration, cultural exchange, and Canada–China cooperation, while supporting community development and cross-regional partnerships.

Allan Fok is a CPA and business leader with extensive experience in accounting, real estate, and entrepreneurship. He earned his MBA from McMaster University and trained with KPMG before founding several successful businesses in Singapore and Toronto, including accounting and real estate firms. Active in numerous professional and community organizations, he is also the founder of a Tai Chi cultural center. Through his leadership and cross-industry expertise, he continues to support Canada–China business collaboration, community development, and cultural exchange.

Neio Wu is an experienced entrepreneur in the ginseng, wellness, and international health products industry, with expertise spanning import-export trade, manufacturing, branding, and packaging. With a background in business management and e-commerce, he combines traditional industry knowledge with modern business strategy. He is also deeply engaged in the study of Chinese philosophy, traditional medicine, and nutrition, integrating these insights into his business approach. Active in Canada–China trade and cultural exchange, he is committed to strengthening collaboration and resource connections between the Greater Bay Area and Canada.

Sam Lam is a senior engineer and industry professional with over 20 years of experience in mold design, precision manufacturing, and industrial engineering. Beginning his career in the local manufacturing sector, he built a strong technical foundation through extensive hands-on experience in engineering and product development. Over the years, he has expanded into broader mechanical and industrial fields, developing comprehensive expertise from technical design to practical application while earning a solid reputation within the industry.

Victoria Zhang graduated from Sun Yat-sen University and immigrated to Canada in 2009. She holds both the Canadian Certified General Accountant (CGA-CPA) designation and a Real Estate Broker license. As a senior real estate professional and team leader at Re/Max Realtron, Victoria has over 14 years of experience in the real estate industry, with expertise in business management, investment analysis, and marketing. In 2025, her team ranked 21st in Canada and 40th globally among Re/Max residential teams. Beyond her professional accomplishments, Victoria is actively involved in community development and charitable initiatives. Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, she is committed to promoting cultural, business, and community connections between Canada and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Tony Luk was born in Hong Kong and moved to Canada in 1974 for study, work, and settlement. With decades of experience in immigrant services, legal affairs, international trade, and tourism, he has built extensive cross-industry expertise and strong community connections. A respected leader in the Chinese Canadian community, he currently serves as President of the Federation of Hong Kong Associations of Canada and the Canada-China Trade Promotion Association, actively promoting economic, cultural, and tourism exchanges between Canada, Hong Kong, and the Greater Bay Area.

Ken Wu is Vice President of the Teochew Association of Ontario and a seasoned entrepreneur in the household products industry with decades of experience in business operations, channel management, and market development. He has also been actively involved in cross-border trade, connecting Canada–China supply chain resources and promoting international business collaboration. Beyond business, he has a strong interest in antiques and art appreciation, combining commercial insight with cultural values. Through his community involvement, he continues to support industry collaboration and Canada–China economic exchange.

Ada Zhou is an experienced entrepreneur and international trade professional with extensive expertise in cross-border operations and industry integration. She previously founded and managed manufacturing businesses in apparel and food oil production, while also developing wine distribution and retail operations. In Canada, she is the Chairman of Huantong International Ltd. and General Manager of Lixin Lighting Ltd., leading import-export trade and developing a proprietary LED lighting brand. Active in community affairs, she also serves as President of the Canada Zhuhai Chamber of Commerce, promoting Canada–China business and cultural exchange.

Wei Qiang Feng is a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine and therapeutic massage, carrying forward a family heritage in Chinese healing practices. Since 2013, he has focused on holistic health management and traditional therapies, earning strong recognition for his clinical experience and patient care. He is also active in community and business organizations, serving in leadership roles that promote cultural exchange, community development, and Canada–China business collaboration.

Miko Yan is a cross-industry entrepreneur with expertise in medical aesthetics and digital technology, focused on innovation and transformation in the local service sector. By integrating AI applications with modern business strategies, she works to enhance service efficiency and customer experience while advancing trust-driven and digitally enabled business models. With strong experience in branding, marketing, and resource integration, she actively connects business networks and multicultural markets. As Secretary General of the Canada Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Association, she oversees organizational strategy and development, promoting collaboration between Canada and the Greater Bay Area in business, technology, and culture.

Olivia Chen is a licensed Canadian immigration consultant and University of Toronto graduate specializing in immigration and residency planning for Chinese clients. With extensive experience in Canada–China exchange and community service, she has helped over 300 individuals and families navigate investment immigration, study-to-immigration pathways, and family sponsorship programs.

Yan Yi has extensive experience in website operations, brand marketing, and digital growth strategy, with strong expertise in design software and AI tools. He is currently focused on the medical aesthetics industry, specializing in operations, client development, and premium service management while promoting the integration of AI and digital innovation in the sector. He also plays a key role in the Secretariat of the Canada Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Association, supporting organizational growth and brand development.

Fion Yu has over 15 years of experience in the banking industry and currently serves as a Commercial Banking Manager at RBC. She specializes in commercial banking account management, business financing, and large-scale commercial lending solutions. With extensive industry knowledge and a strong client-focused approach, Fion provides strategic banking and financing support to business owners, helping companies achieve sustainable growth and long-term success. Committed to fostering business and community connections, she actively participates in professional and community initiatives and is dedicated to promoting economic and business collaboration between Canada and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Zoe Li is a managing director with extensive cross-industry management and market experience, actively involved in Canada–China business and resource integration. Currently focused on energy and building upgrade solutions in North America, particularly Cold Climate Heat Pump systems, Inuvik works to connect high-quality manufacturing resources with local residential and commercial market needs. As the founder of SpaceWellness, Inuvik also promotes wellness, community development, and women’s empowerment through cross-sector collaboration and engagement.

Teresa Wang is the Founder and Principal Lawyer of Hansun Law Firm and Hansun Notary Public Center. A licensed Ontario lawyer and notary public, she specializes in immigration law, civil litigation, contracts, family law, real estate, and wills & estates. With legal training from Osgoode Hall Law School and Peking University, she brings both legal and business perspectives to providing practical cross-border solutions for clients.

Linda Geng is Co-Founder and Vice President of Business Development at iSure Insurance Group and a CIP candidate with the Insurance Institute of Canada. With over 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, she specializes in risk management, property protection, and community-focused services. She is also committed to supporting Canada–China business collaboration and helping Chinese enterprises expand internationally through insurance and risk management solutions.

Mr. Cen Jianning is an experienced Chinese Canadian entrepreneur with decades of international business and management experience. After starting his career in Venezuela in 1986, he successfully operated businesses in retail, manufacturing, and consumer goods industries, building strong expertise in cross-border trade and business development. Since immigrating to Canada in 2018, he has remained active in community affairs and cultural exchange, serving as Vice President of the Toronto Enping Association and supporting the growth and unity of the Chinese community.

Sugar Chen is a senior osteopathic therapist and board member of the Canadian International Career College, with over 20 years of clinical experience in pain management, spinal alignment, and rehabilitation therapy. She is dedicated to healthcare education and talent development, while actively promoting the integration of wellness services, rehabilitation, and community care.

Xina Wang is Pre-Planning Director at Highland Memory Gardens and Highland Hills Memory Gardens. She combines traditional Chinese cultural values with modern memorial services, focusing on personalized care, cultural understanding, and professional planning to support families in making meaningful long-term arrangements.

Wincy Wu is an internet product operations professional with nearly 20 years of experience in nutrition consulting. She specializes in user growth, customer engagement, and data-driven operational strategies, while also providing practical and sustainable health management guidance. Known for her strong communication skills and results-oriented approach, she is committed to continuous learning, innovation, and creating long-term value through collaboration and professional development.

Harry Wang holds degrees in International Politics from Peking University and International Trade from the University of International Business and Economics. A former Xinhua News Agency international reporter, he immigrated to Canada in 2008 and later became publisher of Celebrity & Business Magazine. He is the founder of Legend Culture Media Group and co-founder of the Canada-China Business Expansion Service Center, with extensive experience organizing major business and cultural events that promote Canada–China exchange and cooperation.

Tery Wong Imamura, originally from Hong Kong, spent over 30 years as a flight attendant with Air Canada, connecting Vancouver and Hong Kong while witnessing cross-cultural exchange firsthand. Driven by her passion for film and storytelling, she founded the Toronto Chinese Canadian Film Festival (TCCFF) to create a platform for Chinese filmmakers and promote Chinese culture in Canada through meaningful and authentic stories.

Harvey Hu is an experienced entrepreneur and international trade professional with over 20 years in the automotive industry. He previously founded and operated an automobile sales business in Shenzhen, China, building strong expertise in market operations and supply chain management. Now based in Toronto as founder of HY LED Inc., he focuses on expanding North American markets and promoting Canada–China trade, business collaboration, and cross-border resource integration.

Wayne Wang is a seasoned entrepreneur and Chairman of Dongguan Xiongdong Paper Co., Ltd., with extensive experience in manufacturing, paper production, and supply chain management. In addition to his business leadership, he is actively involved in community and overseas Chinese affairs, holding leadership roles in several organizations that promote public welfare, international exchange, and cross-regional cooperation.

Hanson Tang is President of Canada Jiyou Travel and a longtime leader in Canada–China business, cultural, and community exchange. He currently serves as President of the Canada Nanhai Fellowship Association and holds leadership roles in several international organizations promoting tourism, cultural cooperation, and community development. Widely recognized for his contributions, he has received multiple honors for his impact on overseas Chinese communities and Canada–China relations.

Simon Zhong is Co-Chair of the Confederation of Canadian Chinese Organizations (Ontario) and Executive Director of the Toronto Community & Culture Centre. With over 20 years in Canada, he has been deeply involved in community service, newcomer support, and the promotion of Chinese culture. Active in Canada–China exchange and public affairs, he has organized major cultural events and continues to strengthen connections between the Chinese community and mainstream society through cultural, social, and economic initiatives.

Peter Law is a renowned Chinese Canadian artist known for pioneering a distinctive modern ink style that blends traditional Chinese painting with Western artistic techniques. Inspired by the Rocky Mountains, his “Rocky Mountain Landscape” works have gained international recognition and are collected by major cultural institutions, including the National Gallery of Canada. He is also President of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Academy of Fine Arts and actively promotes cultural and artistic exchange between Canada and China.