Successful entrepreneurs learn to grow and adapt to different situations and environments as they build their start-ups in an evolving world. Leadership is important in bringing together different parties with different interests to achieve a singular goal. For this iteration of the HKU Family Wealth Lecture Series, we bring a veteran entrepreneur, who started a business supporting young families and also served ultra high-net-worth families during his finance career, to share his thoughts on entrepreneurship and leadership. Join us for a thought-provoking fireside chat where Bonnie Leung, Programme Director for HKU’s Master of Family Wealth Management, will discuss with Anthony Tse, a global investor and two-time entrepreneur, his experiences on building and exiting start-ups. This fireside chat promises to inspire reflection and dialogue on the importance of entrepreneurship and leadership for aspiring financial professionals.
Anthony Tse is an exit founder and TEDx speaker with 25 years of experience across 4 continents as a global investor and two-time entrepreneur, with hands-on operating experience in the finance and education sectors. He founded a hedge fund and a preschool group via turnaround and rollup, which he successfully sold.
Anthony is also a certified Executive Coach and corporate trainer supporting senior professionals from companies such as Cathay Pacific, APG and other asset management companies in career and business development. In addition, he has deep knowledge of corporate governance as a professional independent board director for multiple hedge funds and private equity vehicles across multiple jurisdictions.
He is the author of “Breaking the Glass Ceiling – An Insider Memoir,” which documents his journey as an immigrant to the US, how he escaped two near death experiences at a young age and embraced challenges as opportunities to learn, grow and pivot in pursuit of purpose, freedom and a life of no regrets.
He graduated from the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business at the University of Pennsylvania.