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Have your say in the ICE Hong Kong committee elections

Date
20 March 2024

There are vacancies open across the ICE Hong Kong Association (HKA) committee and the Graduates and Students Division committee.

Have your say in the ICE Hong Kong committee elections
Members will be able to cast their votes online. Image credit: Abby D/Shutterstock

Corporate members (including Fellows, members and Technician members) in Hong Kong have been asked to vote in the upcoming Hong Kong Association (HKA) committee election for the 2024-25 session.

In a recent call for candidates, five nominations were received for the two committee vacancies by the deadline in March.

How to vote

Corporate members will be able to cast their votes online through a secure digital platform. The process will be easier, faster and more environmentally friendly.

The ICE has chosen to use Civica Election Services as the independent scrutineer to administer the vote and to ensure the integrity of the ballot.

On 27 March 2024, eligible voters will have received instructions by email from Civica Election Services on how to cast their votes online.

The voting deadline is 17:00 (HKT) on Thursday, 25 April 2024.

Eligible voters that haven’t received their ballot email or have any questions about how to vote, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].

Meet the candidates

The candidates are:

  • Tony Ho, Deputy Secretary at Development Bureau
  • Leo Lee, project coordinator at Drainage Services Department
  • Francis Sootoo, vice-president - consulting business at Systra Asia and board director at MVA HK+Asia
  • Ray Wei, senior project manager at China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Anthony Wong, senior engineer at AECOM

Each of the five candidates have supplied biographies and platform statements.

Learn more about the candidates

Hong Kong Association Graduates and Students Division committee election

ICE HK also issued a call for nominations for the HKA Graduates and Students Division (HKA G&S) committee election, 2024-25 session.

By the nomination deadline, 13 valid nominations were received for eleven vacancies on the HKA G&S committee.

For the first time, G&S members will be able to cast their vote online too. The ICE has chosen to use Civica Election Services for this committee election as well.

On 2 April 2024, eligible voters will receive voting instruction by email from Civica Election Services.

The voting deadline is 17:00 (HKT) on Thursday, 25 April 2024.

Eligible voters that haven’t received their ballot email or have any questions about how to vote, should also contact [email protected] or [email protected].

Meet the candidates

The candidates are:

  • Caitlin Chan, civil engineering undergraduate student at the University of Hong Kong
  • Alfred Cheung, master's degree student and civil engineering graduate at the Works Department of the HKSAR Government
  • Megan Fong, graduate engineer - project management at a local consultancy
  • Bryan Lam, master's degree student and civil engineering graduate at the Works Department of the HKSAR Government
  • Venus Lee, civil and environmental engineering undergraduate student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • Brian Lee, assistant resident engineer at Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd
  • Enoch Lee, geotechnical graduate engineer at AECOM
  • Tristan Leung, civil engineering graduate at the Civil Engineering and Development Department of the HKSAR Government
  • Sherry Li, civil engineering undergraduate student at the City University of Hong Kong
  • Ho Pan Ma, assistant engineer, Hip Hing Construction Company Limited
  • Johnson Wong, civil engineering graduate at the Water Supplies Department of the HKSAR Government
  • Hayden Yeung, civil engineering undergraduate student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
  • Anthony Yung, master's degree student and graduate engineer at the Civil Engineering and Development Department of the HKSAR Government

Learn more about the candidates

Get in touch

For more information, please contact the ICE HK office:

T: +852-3153 4181

E: [email protected]

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