Our mission

To unite visionaries to pioneer sustainable solutions that enhance holistic well-being and lifelong fulfillment for older adults, families, and communities.

Leadership Council

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    Mr. Clinton Wong

    FOUNDER
    CHINA LONGEVITY ECONOMIC FORUM

  • A person in professional attire smiling in an office setting.

    Ms. Florence Kui

    MANAGING DIRECTOR, HEAD OF CHINA MARKET
    JP MORGAN PRIVATE BANK

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    Mr. Royston Lek

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ASIA PACIFIC,
    MAYO CLINIC

  • Dr. Kenneth Tsang

    Dr. Kenneth Tsang

    REGIONAL CEO, IHH HEALTHCARE NORTH ASIA
    CEO, GLENEAGLES HOSPITAL HONG KONG

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    Ms. Angel Chia

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
    HONG KONG ACADEMY FOR WEALTH LEGACY

  • A woman sitting in a chair, wearing a floral patterned blouse and a necklace, holding a document, with a decorative background.

    Ms. Maria Wong

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
    ROSEVILLE SENIOR LIVING

  • A person wearing a black blazer with a decorative pin standing against a plain gray background, smiling.

    Ms. Sherlynn Chan

    PARTNER, FAMILY & PRIVATE WEALTH, DEACONS
    FOUNDER, MIP CARE RESOURCES CONNECT

  • Ms. Nancy Liu

    PRIVATE INVESTOR

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    Ms. Katy Yung

    CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
    SUSTAINABLE FINANCE INITIATIVE

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    Prof. Rui Meng

    CO-DIRECTOR
    CEIBS CENTRE FOR FAMILY HERITAGE

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    Ms. Joyce Au

    COUNCIL MEMBER
    HONG KONG COLLEGE OF HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVES

What we do

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Foster closer ties between industry stakeholders

The nascency of the industry calls for greater communication and collaboration between individuals, family offices, investors, and senior care providers

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Knowledge sharing from subject matter experts

Create an open platform for exchanging insights, best practices, and innovative ideas to address challenges and opportunities in the senior care sector

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Promote collaboration between the public, private, and non-profit sectors

Create an industry-centric platform for cross-disciplinary dialogue exchange and partnership opportunities on key topics related to aging and the longevity economy

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Championing a culture of responsible investments

Encourage responsible investment practices that prioritize long-term sustainability and social impact in the senior care sector

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Policy advocacy that promote sector-wide development

Advocate for policies and initiatives that support government agendas, including active aging, aging-in-place, age-friendly communities, transportation, and community-based services that enable older adult to live independently

Position China Longevity Economic Forum as a thought leader on issues related to aging in China

Provide a dynamic forum that spearheads outcome-driven initiatives that span research and innovation, education and training, policy advocacy and business development

  • The China Longevity Economic Forum (CLEF) is a membership-based industry association focused on advancing innovation, policy, and sustainable growth within the longevity economy in the Greater China region. It brings together influential stakeholders to collaborate on actionable strategies that address challenges and opportunities in aging populations and related sectors.

  • The "Commitment to Action" model, inspired by the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), is a voluntary framework designed to empower members to propose or join high-impact projects addressing systemic challenges in the longevity economy 

  • A “Commitment-to-Action” is a project developed and executed by CLEF members and partners that addresses a longstanding barrier or issue within the industry. A commitment contains a detailed roadmap outlining measurable objectives, timelines, resource allocation, and cross-sector partnerships. By aligning stakeholders – from investors and policymakers to innovators and community leaders – CLEF facilitates connections, resources and visibility to scale projects in three priority areas – Senior Housing, AgeTech and Retirement Planning

  • While CLEF encourages participation in these collaborative initiatives, they are entirely optional and non-binding for members. Non-participation in Commitments to Action does not affect membership status or access to CLEF’s core benefits. The Forum values diverse forms of engagement, recognizing that systemic change requires both targeted initiatives and broader collaboration. Members retain full flexibility to focus on events, research, policy dialogues, or private-sector partnerships without obligations.

  • Membership is by invitation to ensure alignment with our mission of driving tangible impact. This approach prioritizes quality over quantity, curating a network of committed leaders, organizations, and experts capable of effecting meaningful change in the industry.

  • Invitations are based on expertise, influence, and demonstrated commitment to the longevity sector. Candidates may be nominated by existing members or identified through the Forum’s research and industry partnerships. While CLEF does not accept open applications, interested individuals or organizations may inquire via our website or seek referral from current members. For more info, please email info@chinalongevity.org