Jenny Ng
Director of Teaching and Learning

An educator, mentor, advocate, and champion of inclusivity, Jenny has over 20 years of teaching, curriculum development, and education transformation experience. Her career has spanned primary and secondary classrooms, university consultancy, and professional development training, with a consistent focus on fostering inclusive, dynamic learning environments for all students.

As the Director of Teaching and Learning, Jenny identifies and harnesses opportunities to connect the arts and education sectors. She collaborates with artists, educators, and community stakeholders to develop innovative teaching strategies, lead professional development programmes, and embed creativity into school curricula. Her work strengthens AFTEC’s mission to equip students with the critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills essential for the future.

Ebona Yeung
Deputy Director of Creative Catalysts

Drawn to the arts’ power to foster openness, flexibility, and human connection, Ebona is a graduate of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and brings a rich background in stage management and a passion for arts education to her role at AFTEC. 

Having worked across a range of theatre productions and events, Ebona plays a pivotal role in bridging the worlds of arts and education. Driven by a belief in the transformative potential of creative learning, she works to integrate creative practices into school curricula, build meaningful collaborations between artists and teachers, and support environments where young people can explore, connect, and thrive. 

On both the front lines and behind the scenes, she listens deeply to the needs of students, educators, and creative practitioners, ensuring that AFTEC’s programmes are both inspiring and impactful.

Calvin Co
Head of Administration

Calvin combines his business background with a strong dedication to arts education. Since joining in 2014, he has spearheaded the From Page to Stage® programme, produced hundreds of performances, and played a key role in the award-winning Shalowan outdoor festivals in 2018 and 2019.

Inspired by theatre’s power to connect and transform, Calvin is particularly passionate about its impact on young people, demonstrated through his involvement in the Bravo! Hong Kong Youth Theatre Awards. He oversees vital administration, project management, and government-funded initiatives, working to advance AFTEC’s vision across schools, communities, and the arts sector.

Eleanor Lam
Project Manager

Eleanor has a unique blend of scientific training and artistic curiosity. A graduate in biochemistry who also pursued cultural and arts studies during her university years, she believes that the arts should be accessible, exploratory, and a source of joy for everyone—and that creativity has a measurable positive impact. 

Since joining AFTEC, Eleanor has supported a wide range of projects, from theatre productions and outdoor festivals to creative public workshops. She currently manages the AFTEC Jockey Club Creative Futures Project, coordinating teams, resources, and stakeholders to ensure that creative, cross-curricular learning thrives in local schools.

Eleanor also supports programme planning, training, and mentoring, helping to bridge disciplines, connections, interests, and people who share a passion for creativity.

Vivien Lee
Project Manager

Community-building and authentic connections are at the heart of Vivien’s work. With a background in communications within the social welfare sector, she later transitioned into the arts and culture industry, managing audience development and arts education programmes at The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Her community roots and creative mindset come together in the AFTEC Jockey Club Creative Futures Project.

Uniting teachers, creative practitioners, and funders, she ensures that goals are aligned and projects move forward with purpose and impact. Believing in the power of creativity to foster individuality, interests, and relationships, Vivien is dedicated to strengthening the arts ecosystem and advancing creative education in Hong Kong.

Dara Ho
Assistant Project Manager

Dara’s background is closely linked to arts and culture. She majored in humanities at university, participated in improvisational theatre, and is trained in guiding art tours. After graduation, she engaged in community arts in her professional work. Whether as a participant or a coordinator, she deeply feels the impact of the arts on individuals and communities.

Currently, she focuses on coordinating theatre projects, dedicated to delivering inspiring artistic experiences. She actively connects teachers and the public to expand the local arts network and promote arts education. Through her work, she contributes to AFTEC’s vision of enhancing public participation in the arts through creative learning.

Tammy Poon
Assistant Marketing & Publicity Manager

Tammy brings a deep-rooted passion for the arts and a clear vision for public engagement to her role. From a children’s choir with just three staff members to one of Hong Kong’s major performing arts groups, her career has spanned organisations of all scales—always with a focus on making the arts more visible, accessible, and engaging for diverse audiences.

Tammy’s appreciation for the arts fuels her commitment to connecting people with creative experiences, and she works to amplify the reach of AFTEC’s initiatives. She is driven to light the way for more people to discover the transformative power of the arts and how they can shape, inspire, and expand the way we see the world.