Sylvia Y

Since 2005, I have worked with family offices. In addition to my business consulting work, I also have a feature film in development. My short film, From Darkness to Hope, won "Best Documentary" at the Indian Cine Film Festival 2019 in Mumbai; the "Film on Religion" award at the White Unicorn International Film Festival and Winner of "Special Festival Mention" at the 4th Indian World Film Festival. I have hired marginalized people including survivors of trafficking for my film productions. September 2015 to March 2017: Together with my husband, in the summer of 2016 we gave 113 presentations in 27 U.S. cities over 70 days. I spoke on 'comfort women' Japanese military sex slavery. February 2015 - November 2016: Co-founder of 852 Freedom Campaign. This organisation has mobilised more than 25,000 people through more than 55 events in Hong Kong and region to play an active role in fighting human slavery by using their skills and abilities to raise awareness, funding (philanthropy), media projects and new initiatives. 852FC bilingual team members speak in companies, schools, and churches on modern slavery & strategies to address it. This campaign has worked with more than 120 NGOs, churches and corporations such as Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong and abroad. https://www.facebook.com/852FreedomCampaign/ Unparalleled Asia Network and Knowledge: Sylvia has 8+ years of working and networking in Beijing and about 10 years of work experience (13+ years of networking) in Hong Kong and Asia. She has cultivated relationships with key stakeholders (journalistic sources) in China, North/South Korea, Japan, S.E. Asia, U.S., and Europe including government officials, NGO workers, academics, and media. Her strength is in bridging Western businesses with Asia.