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Lam Hau Yin (English: Lester Lam) is a well-known Hong Kong businessman, the eldest son of Lai Sun Group chairman Lam Kin Ngok, and the grandson of the late Lai Sun Group founder Lam Bing Sun.

Biography

He is currently the executive director and CEO of Lai Sun Group, as well as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) of Guangzhou, vice-chairman of the Oriental Salon Football Team, member of the CPPCC of Shaoxing City, member of the Greater Pearl River Delta Business Council, member of the CPPCC of Shantou City, and member of the Hong Kong Bauhinia Foundation. He is widely regarded as the heir to Lai Sun Group.

Lam Hau Yin oversaw the Lai Sun Group's Shanghai real estate project, Hong Kong Plaza. On the day of its opening, the entire Lam family attended, including his mother Yu Po Chu, uncle Lam Kin Ming, uncle Lam Kin Hong, and his father’s ex-wife Seh Ling Ling. Celebrities under Lam Kin Ngok’s entertainment group such as Miriam Yeung, Andy Hui, Anthony Wong, and Ivana Wong also showed support.

Starting from the 2016–17 Hong Kong Premier League season, he has served as deputy chairman of the South China Athletic Association football division.

Racehorse ownership

Lam Hau Yin, along with his father Lam Kin Ngok and grandmother Yu Po Chu, are all members of the Hong Kong Jockey Club. Since the 2018–2019 racing season, he has been a racehorse owner. His horses are named with the prefix "Po Yin", including "Po Yin Prince" (formerly known as "Winning Moment") and "Po Yin Tak Tak".

Business positions

  • Executive Director and CEO of Lai Sun Group
  • Executive Director of Lai Sun Garment and Crocodile Garments

Public service

  • Deputy Chairman of South China Athletic Association Football Division (2016– )
  • Executive Director of the Hong Kong Chiu Chow Chamber of Commerce
  • Vice-chairman of the Oriental Salon Football Team
  • CPPCC member of Shaoxing City
  • Member of the Greater Pearl River Delta Business Council
  • CPPCC member of Shantou City
  • Member of the Hong Kong Bauhinia Foundation

Education

  • Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Northeastern University, Boston, USA
  • MBA from Northwestern University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology[1]

News

See also

  • Lam Bing Sun
  • Lam Kin Ngok
  • Lai Sun Group
  • Seh Ling Ling (1956)

References