They may not be as high profile nowadays as those in main list, but they could well be among them. They too are movers and shakers.
MB August 2020 Special Report | 20 (+20) influential women
Name | Position | Why in the list |
Annie Lao | Environmentalist | One of the most proactive voices in town |
Celia Lao | AirAsia Hong Kong & Macau Chief Executive Officer | Responsible for the business and route developments |
Chan Hong | Legislator and Vice-director Hou Kong School | Indirectly elected, representing the educational sector and advocating patriotic education in schools |
Cloee Chao | Chairperson of New Macau Gaming Staff Rights Association | The loudest voice among the gaming workers |
Daisy Ho | Chairman of SJM Holdings | Pansy Ho’s sister or much more? |
Eileen Stow | Chief Executive of Lord Stow’s Bakery | Carrying one a Macau household names on her shoulders |
Fátima Santos Ferreira | President of General Assembly, Fuhong Society of Macau | A veteran and tireless advocate for social work and corporate social responsibility |
Hoi Lai Fong | Chief Executive Chief-of-Office | “Invisible power”, former CCAC Deputy Commissioner |
Jenny Lao-Phillips | Dean of the School of Business and Law, USJ | Women are slow to reach leadership positions at local universities |
Jessica Tong | Managing director, Seng Pan Limited | Founder of Seng Pan Coffee. Seng Pan has a leadership position in Macau’s food and beverage market |
Maria Amélia António | President, Casa de Portugal | Hands-on and hardworking, the lawyer turns out to be a leader of the Portuguese community |
Melina Leong | Businesswoman | Pioneer of the public relations industry in Macau |
Michelle Ho | CEO of Golden Burger (Macau) Food Co. Ltd | She inherited his father’s business and expanded it to mainland China |
Nacky Kuan Sio Peng | Executive Director of Macao Water Supply Company | A woman at the top of one of the city’s top utilities |
Oriana Inácio Pun | Lawyer | Attorney of high-profile defendants in recent years in Macau, including Ho Chio Meng |
Patricia Cheong | Founder of PR firm MM Group; former Miss Macau | PR/Marketing “Queen”. Her customer list is incredibly impressive (Sands, Galaxy, Melco, MGM Air Macau, Bank of China, among several others) |
Rita Santos | Businesswoman; former Deputy Secretary-General of Forum Macau | Very close lawmaker Pereira Coutinho and president of the General Assembly of the Macau Civil Servants Association |
Sonia Chan Hoi Fan | Director of the Macau Special Administrative Region Public Assets Supervision and Planning Office | Former Secretary for Administration and Justice and head of the newly established public capital firms’ watchdog. |
Susana Chou | Former President of the Legislative Assembly; Businesswoman. | President of the private foundation Macao Tong Chai Charity Association very popular. |
Terry Sio | Founder and president of the Rainbow Group | Rainbow has in operation over 150 retail stores spanning across Macau and twenty-three other cities in China |
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