Head of the growing e-Commerce business unit (with P&L ownership) unit for our company's consumer goods products and also the distribution of international health products in PRC. ► Operating in the extremely fast paced e-Commerce and super-competitive consumer goods space in China. Led the team in achieving consistent year on year revenue growth whilst maintaining an unwavering focus on profitability and operational excellence. ►Led a 50 person multi functional team across 5 offices in Hong Kong and Mainland China.►Responsible for identification and execution of special projects (M&A, strategic investments and corporate joint ventures).Lam Soon (Hong Kong) is a member of the Guoco and Hong Leong Group of companies.

Co-Founder of a revolutionary agritech/biotech start-up that converted organic waste into sustainable insect proteins for commercial aquaculture and other feedstocks in partnership with two global technology players.► Led a $30M CAPEX infrastructure feasibility study, including full financial modelling, feed pricing analysis, site selection analysis, regulatory analysis & solutions, marketing & public relations, capital raising, stakeholder negotiations & pitching. ► Secured multiple government grants and venture capital funding; Finalist of the global ‘Blue Economy Challenge’.

A transparent B2B online network and marketplace where buyers meet their farmers, learn about their stories, and buy products directly from them. The purpose of Ynasu aimed to improve the lives of small holder farmers and to inspire transparency in the agricultural materials supply chain. Upon launch, Ynasu had built a network of 10 farmer associations representing more than 2,000 cocoa bean farmers connecting them with various buyers locally in Colombia and globally.

Financial advisor to major Australian and international clients. Selected deals included:• BHP Billiton’s landmark US$10bn demerger of non-core South32 assets (2015)• ANZ Terminals – sale to Macquarie Capital (2014)• iNova Resources – A$100m equity raising (2011), strategic investment process (2012) and sale to Shanxi Donghui (private company) for A$160m (2013)

Financial advisor to Lihir Gold on its A$9.6bn merger with Newcrest Limited, the largest gold transaction at the time (2010)