我們的團隊

Vivien Webb

“我感到非常榮幸能夠支援外傭母親及其孩子，讓他們過更美好的生活，因為是她們讓我的生活過得美好。”

Vivien自2017年以來一直是融幼社的董事會主席，她是STS Capital Partners亞太區高級顧問。

此前，Vivien在亞洲的私人財富管理專業擁有35年經驗，曾在多家頂尖機構工作，包括摩根士丹利、高盛、滙豐和摩根大通銀行。Vivien持有倫敦城市大學卡斯商學院的MBA學位，以及曼徹斯特科學技術學院的榮譽理學士學位。

在摩根士丹利工作期間，Vivien曾擔任亞洲多元化委員會和香港女性商業聯盟的聯合主席，通過這些角色，她積極參與指導和支持職場專業女性的職業發展。

Beth Wright

“外傭對香港很多家庭提供了莫大的支持，使更多人能夠兼顧家庭和工作，過更好的生活。這些外傭離鄉別井來港工作，我希望盡我所能回饋她們。”

Beth是瑞士寶盛銀行有限公司的董事兼高級法律顧問。她曾在香港和倫敦的投資銀行和私人銀行擔任多個高級法律職位。Beth在亞洲的金融界女性協會擔任聯席主席已有10年之久，並且是一個名為“Suits for Success”的本地非政府組織的創始人和董事之一。她是英格蘭和威爾士律師協會的成員。

David Spencer

“我在亞洲發展事業，正因為如此，我相信積極支持和幫助社區中最弱勢的兒童最為重要。這些社區讓我達致成功，實現夢想。”

David是STS Capital Partners的高級顧問，是一名經驗豐富的商業領袖和董事會成員，已在亞洲生活和工作了近30年。David曾參與Auction Napa Valley、母親的抉擇和Room To Read等慈善機構的工作。他在融幼社董事會的工作為他提供了機會專注於研究兒童、醫療、教育、人權和社區等議題，讓他有機會發揮他獨特的經驗、信念、技能和人際關係。David精通英語、日語、印尼語，和略說泰語。

Meena Datwani

“我深信每個孩子都是珍貴的禮物，並應在人生中獲得公平對待。我非常高興能夠成為融幼社的一部分，協助最脆弱的兒童和外傭母親獲得基本服務和尊嚴，她們為香港作出了很大的付出和犧牲。”

Meena是安永亞太區監管事務的高級顧問。此前，她在公共服務方面擁有超過35年的經驗，包括在香港金融管理局擔任執行董事，負責執法和AML監管。在金融危機之後，她設立了香港金融管理局的銀行操守部門，並引入了一系列法規，以幫助金融消費者、投資者和存款人。她亦曾擔任存款保障委員會的行政總裁，並是金融爭議解決中心的創始董事。Meena是一名律師，在加入香港金融管理局的法律辦公室之前，她曾在司法機構工作，專門處理司法覆核案件。她是房地產代理監管局的成員。在近30年來，她一直擔任香港Baha’i社區的秘書長，並定期為兒童、成人和少年提供課程，讓他們能夠發揮所長服務香港。

Dr. George Lam

George 是聯合國亞太經社委員會可持續商業網絡以及可持續和包容金融工作組的主席。他曾擔任香港和亞太區多個高級職位，並且是香港數碼港的前主席，該機構是香港的數碼科技旗艦和全球創新發展中心。George曾是香港大律師，現為香港高等法院的註冊律師。

Virginia Devereux Wong

“我熱衷於回饋給外傭社群，以感激所有勇敢和敬業的女性。外傭為香港很多家庭提供了莫大的支持，使無數婦女能夠擁有追求事業的靈活性和自由。對於我們這些職業女性來說，我們非常感激外傭的努力和付出。融幼社為面臨巨大挑戰的外傭及其孩子提供照顧和支援，並為外傭社群提供危機預防的指導，非常值得我們支持！”

Virginia在支持金融界發展的女性以及企業多元包容方面擁有豐富經驗。她在亞洲基金管理專業的30年職業生涯中，曾與滙豐私人銀行、標準人壽投資和高盛資產管理等公司合作。Virginia在業務上取得了卓越的成就，並以建立重視誠信和決心的團隊文化而聞名。

Catherine Gurtin

Catherine於2019年2月起擔任融幼社行政總裁。過去7年，她先後擔任國際救助兒童會的亞洲區項目顧問經理，以及香港救助兒童會的營運總監。

她在加入非牟利團體之前，在傳播和公共事務領域累積十多年工作經驗，後來擔任輝瑞國際公共事務部副總監。

Catherine擁有英國薩里大學的心理學學士學位，她在亞洲生活超過十年，有一個七歲的兒子和六歲的女兒。

Carmen Lam

林慧雯女士是一位註冊社工，擁有多年精神復康，服務少數族裔，外籍家庭傭工，在港難民和尋求政治庇護人士的工作經驗。在2013年加入融幼社，之前她曾在聯合國難民署(UNHCR)擔任社會工作輔導員，為百多個家庭制定長遠的福利計劃，提供援助。她並在香港明愛擔任社會服務發展主任一職，為其機構過千名員工負責發展內部系統管理。她亦曾在香港國際社會服務社擔任個案社工，為過百名尋求庇護者安排臨時居所和提供基本生活需要。林慧雯女士在美國和香港都有豐富的社會工作經驗和相關福利制度的知識。她曾在美國的寄養服務和精神病康復中心擔任個案經理。

林慧雯女士擁有香港中文大學的社會工作碩士學位，並於美國獲得社會工作學士學位，副修心理學和音樂。

Joselito Natividad

Joselito brings to the PathFinders team his extensive experience working with marginalised and vulnerable sectors of society and finding resources for them. After studying Community Development at the University of the Philippines, he became an ardent social justice advocate and worked in NGOs and grassroots organisations for the next 28 years, including 7 years in Hong Kong’s migrants and refugees sector.

Among his previous commitments were with Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM), Mission for Migrant Workers (MFMW), International Care Ministries (ICM) and Branches of Hope (BOH), taking on programme, fundraising and grant development roles.

Kristina Zebua

Kristina rejoined PathFinders in 2019 to lead our Crisis Prevention work. Formerly Kristina was one of our Senior Case Workers responsible for driving our outreach and home country programmes. She is passionate about building a “Community of Change and Culture of Hope”, which she is able to achieve in her current role.

Kristina has more than 15 years of frontline experience working with migrant domestic workers (MDW) in Hong Kong, with a focus on migration, social and psychosocial services. During her career she has led a joint project for Christian Action and Mission 21 Switzerland to provide shelter and psychosocial support to vulnerable MDWs. In addition, she has been a trainer for Enrich and CARITAS Asian Migrant Workers Social Service Project, among many others.

Kristina graduated from STFT Jakarta Indonesia with a final thesis focused on the stories of marginalities and spirituality of resistance. During her university years, she was a member of the student executive board and professor’s assistant. Prior to starting her personal and professional journey in Hong Kong, Kristina then worked in the Research, Development and Community Service Unit and was the residence master in her alma mater.

Dan Chow

Dan joined PathFinders in March 2023. He has years of senior management, director, CFO, COO, treasurer, country manager and professional working experience with blue-chip listed multinationals, financial institutions, public bodies, a Big Four accountancy firm and an international charity for youth development. He is a qualified accountant in Hong Kong and Australia, as well as an NLP trainer and a corporate coach. Since 2006, he has also been one of the pioneer mediators practising alternative conflict resolution in Hong Kong SAR and mainland China.

Angie Chandran

Angie joined PathFinders in 2019 to kickstart the employers’ engagement initiative. Angie has spearheaded a number of new initiatives in her career; including a child advocacy service for children involved in the child protection system, as well as a family programme centre for families of the incarcerated. Ever passionate about enhancing the lives of individuals and communities – particularly the disenfranchised – Angie has worked in different roles and functions in diverse settings; from social service, community development to international development. Her vast experience also spanned from non-government to public sectors in different parts of the world. Angie brings her positive spirit, resourcefulness and creativity into every aspect of her life – be it professionally or personally. A true global citizen, Angie calls a few places home. Hong Kong is where she and her family now resides.

Ken To

Ken joined PathFinders in October 2021 to lead our communications, with a focus on engaging Chinese speaking media. Over the years, he has held a number of communications roles in various industries and has spent the most recent years in the NGO sector.

Ken is from Hong Kong but has a strong connection to Indonesia, as half of his family’s from there. He loves volunteering and has a passion for inspiring others.

Radha Shah

Radha is our Research & Policy lead at PathFinders and part of the Systemic Change team. Her approach involves examining the experiences of migrant domestic workers attempting to access maternity protections and provide for their newborns to produce data-driven solutions for Crisis Intervention and Crisis Prevention programming.

She has a background in Social Anthropology and South Asian Studies, and previously worked in development and academia in Canada and Pakistan. Radha has designed and conducted qualitative research for international and local organizations on gender and minority rights; prison reform; and internal displacement and international migration. She has also taught an undergraduate anthropology course at the Aga Khan University in Karachi.

Radha holds an M.A. from York University and a B.A. (Honours) from the University of Toronto.

Billy Chan

Billy joined PathFinders in March 2019 as our Senior Finance Manager and is a key member of our Leadership Team. His main responsibilities include receiving and allocation of funding, managing daily office operations, monthly financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, donor reporting and management of our yearly audit.

Billy studied in Australia at Adelaide TAFE and has a Diploma in banking and finance. He has more than 20 years of experience in accounting and financial services.

Adaobi Onuike

Ada joined PathFinders in 2021 as a Partnership Manager and functions as a core member of the Systemic Change team. She engages and oversees relationships with diverse groups and individuals who are keen to partner and support PathFinders.

Her key responsibilities include, implementing long-term fundraising strategies, supporting public awareness initiatives, designing partnership engagement strategies, managing existing relationships, and nurturing new ones.

Ada is passionate about fostering valuable human interactions and relationships. She has over 7 years combined experience in the hospitality industry and human experience research. She holds a B.A in Language and Linguistics, an MSc in International Tourism and Convention Management, and a professional certification in Customer Relationship Management.

Marcella King

Marcella joined PathFinders in January 2020 as part of our Healthcare team to support women and babies not eligible for healthcare in Hong Kong. A role she finds hugely rewarding, yet challenging with every day presenting varied situations that require her to ‘think outside the box’ to find solutions for the vulnerable children we serve and who deserve the best start in life.

Marcella studied in the UK at King’s College London as a Paediatric Nurse and later acquired a BsC in Children with Long Term Conditions. She then enjoyed working in various teaching hospitals in London and then in Australia, caring for children and their families.

In 2014, Marcella moved to Hong Kong with her family and started working in a private healthcare setting running baby clinics. In this role she helps new parents to navigate the early days with their newborn, a role she continues to do alongside her work at PathFinders.

Most recently, and after a lot of effort, Marcella became a Registered Sick Children’s Nurse on the Hong Kong Nursing Register – a rarity for an overseas health professional!

Hina Bibi

Hina is a registered social worker and joined PathFinders in 2019 as a Case Worker. As a graduate of the University of Hong Kong, Hina was inspired to work on cultural integration, diversity and inclusion. She has since passionately served vulnerable populations such as asylum seekers, ethnic minorities and migrant domestic workers.

Hina believes that clients benefit from having social workers with diverse backgrounds to handle culturally sensitive issues. She also hopes to advocate for the needs of marginalised communities and give them a voice through empowerment.

Gathering interest in child safeguarding, Hina pursued an Advanced Diploma of Social Work with Children at the Chinese University of Hong Kong to continue professional development and to be able to implement skills and knowledge back to the community.

Ryan Alanguilan

Ryan joined PathFinders in 2021 as a Case Worker within our Crisis Intervention team. His duties include providing comfort, care and counselling to migrant mothers to help guide them through their crises and to ensure their children receive a fair start in life.

Ryan earned his Bachelor of Social Science in Psychology from the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He initially joined PathFinders as an intern through the university’s Experiential Learning Programme – Social Innovation and Global Citizenship (SIGC), wherein students are given the opportunity to learn about social issues and create impact in society. He impressed us so much, we were delighted when he agreed to ‘officially’ join our team!

Jina

“I believe everyone should be treated fairly, regardless of race, religion, gender, or social status.”

Jina joined PathFinders as a Case Worker in 2022 and has extensive experience working in the non-profit sector. Jina previously taught computer literacy and English to Indonesian migrant workers at Christian Action and Caritas, and was an interpreter at CHEERS during her gap year. Prior to joining PathFinders, Jina was a project assistant at International Social Service Hong Kong (ISSHK), where she served asylum seekers and refugees for over six years.

Jina earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Sanata Dharma in Jogjakarta, Indonesia. Always fascinated by the human condition, she attended additional relevant seminars and workshops during her college years on topics such as understanding phobias, trauma counseling, autism, and psychological testing. Jina continued to expand her knowledge at ISSHK by taking Bowen Theory courses such as Basics of Bowen Theory and Couple Counselling.

Angel Yung

Angel joined Pathfinders as a Case Worker in 2022. She was a history major student and graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University. Her interest in community service arose during her college years. After graduation, she served in our Crisis Intervention Team, responsible for addressing cases, and organizing educational workshops.

Angel is dedicated to protecting vulnerable children in Hong Kong, believing that every child should be respected and treated fairly. Also, as a Hong Kong local, Angel strives to improve relationships between Hong Kong employers and migrant domestic workers, including solving their inquiries and providing accurate information regarding their helpers’ pregnancies.

Nabina Pun

“I joined PathFinders after a few months of volunteering. From the beginning, I was touched by the genuine respect and care of the team. Being a part of the Crisis Prevention team inspires and motivates me to pursue my passion to further empower our super inspiring Ambassadors.”

Nabina joined PathFinders in 2018 as a programme coordinator responsible for our education workshops, supplies management and to assist with community outreach. Quickly establishing herself as a strong and capable team member, Nabina is now a Crisis Prevention Officer and supports management of our Ambassador Program and migrant domestic worker (MDW) empowerment initiatives.

Nabina holds Masters in Public Health from American International University in Bangladesh, Bachelor of Public Health from Pokhara University Nepal, and Higher Secondary Education (Plus 2) Certificate from United Academy Nepal.

Prior to returning to Hong Kong permanently in 2017, Nabina worked as District Project Coordinator with Jana Hitaishi, a local Nepalese NGO providing basic health education and check up for the community as part of Nepalese’s post-earthquake relief program. Nabina also worked and volunteered with Restless Development Nepal and Nepal Youth Foundation.

Antaria

“My dream is to set up a kids center in Indonesia, where underprivileged children will have education assistance without having to be separated from their parents. This dream is aligned with PathFinders’ mission that all children are valuable and deserve a fair start in life. By joining PathFinders, I am one step closer in reaching my dream”.

Antaria joined PathFinders as a Crisis Prevention Officer in December 2020. Since 2013, she has been assistingwith the ministry of her church, Celebrate Life Baptist Church. Specifically supporting administration and programs for their Indonesian migrant domestic worker (MDW) congregation, organizing Art and Cantonese class, as well as providing counsel related to work and family. She has also been teaching Bahasa Indonesia to local volunteers, as well as providing Bahasa Indonesia-Cantonese interpretation.

Antaria has worked and volunteered with various services, such as Christian Action – Centre for Migrant Domestic Workers and Haven of Hope Holistic Care Centre. Prior to 2013, Antaria worked as a MDW in Hong Kong. Antaria holds Associate Degree, majoring in Information Information Technology from Training Program of Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) Surabaya, Indonesia and High School Diploma from Madiun, Indonesia

Erica Chen

Erica joined PathFinders in November 2022 as a Crisis Prevention Officer and supports management of our Ambassador Program and migrant domestic worker (MDW) empowerment initiatives. Prior to ‘officially’ joining PathFinders, Erica was a social work intern with us in 2019 and continued to support our work until she graduated.

Erica earned her Bachelor of Social Sciences in Sociology from the University of Hong Kong (HKU) and is currently a Master of Philosophy Candidate in Sociology. Given Erica’s strong interest in gender and family research, her thesis focused on the pregnancy, childbearing decisions and the experiences of women in urban China. Erica is passionate about protecting the fundamental rights of women and children, as well as improving their lives. During her two-year Masters, Erica also gained experience in education by working as a teaching assistant and research assistant at HKU.