Chen Tianci (Hong Konger)
Chan Tin Chi (, born 30 August 1966) moved from Fujian to Hong Kong in 1979. In 1987, he established a car detailing company, and in 1995 founded Shing Kee Motor Group (Company Registration No.: 0453509), which was dissolved on 21 October 2005. The company operated for 11 years, 11 months, and 12 days before its dissolution. It had 9 subsidiary companies, all of which have also been dissolved. In the same year, he was awarded the Ten Outstanding Young Persons award, becoming the youngest recipient in the history of the award as of 1995. [1]
Later, he was nominated as a candidate for the National People's Congress (Hong Kong delegate). Before Hong Kong's return to China, Chan served as an advisor to the Hong Kong Branch of Xinhua News Agency and as Executive President of the Tsinghua University Hong Kong Alumni Association.
In 2001, he declared bankruptcy with debts of 200 million HKD, but later re-entered the business world. In 2013, he founded ECrent and served as its Chairman. The company's services now cover more than 180 countries, promoting the concept of a sharing economy through IT technology, with the goal of building an environmentally friendly, sustainable, and mutually supportive society, and extending this belief from Hong Kong to the world.
Chan keeps a low profile, but in 2015, reports emerged that he intended to acquire Asia Television (ATV), which quickly became widely reported.[2]
In 2016, he ran in the Election Committee Subsector Elections (Information Technology subsector). He is also a member of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, the Hong Kong Bankers Club, the Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club, and the Aberdeen Marina Club.
References
3. Shing Kee Motor Group Limited https://www.hongkongcompanylookup.com/companies/dajcgsesb/
4. US listed company Sharing Economy International Stock Code: US8195342071 https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/SEII