Colin Wong

Colin Wong
Odgers Berndtson Hong Kong office
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3201 Alexandra House
18 Chater Road
Hong Kong Central China
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Colin Wong

Colin Wong is a Consultant in Odgers Berndtson's Hong Kong office, specializing in executive and board level searches in the Government, Non-profit and Industrial sectors.  He is also a member of the Asia Pacific CFO practice.  He has also completed numerous C-level searches across Asia Pacific, including CEO, CFO, CTO, CSO and CPO positions.

Prior to joining Odgers Berndtson, he worked in the Consumer, Industrial and Non-profit practices another international executive search firm in Hong Kong, executing senior level searches for multinational and regional clients across Asia Pacific.  He was also involved in the executive assessment in the public and private sector.

He began his career as an entrepreneur in electronic manufacturing services in South China, where he set up sourcing offices and manufacturing facilities in China serving retail and wholesale clients around the world.

Colin has a BSc in Technology & Management from the University of Bradford, UK.

 

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