Tina Tam sets up new Hong Kong company
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Tina Priscilla Tam has resigned from Burberry, where she was Vice President of Travel Retail Asia, to set up her own company called Paccaya Resources Ltd in Hong Kong, where she is now pursuing new personal opportunities.
Formerly with Celine, Lancaster, and prior to that some nine years with La Prairie, Tina Tam said she ‘was pleased with her experience at Burberry’.
Besides her professional career background, Tina Tam is also known for her extensive work with the excellent industry charity organisation, Women in Travel Retail (WiT) where she has worked hard with many other volunteers to promote the membership and subsequently raise lots of funds for good causes.
Some of these include Hand in Hand for Haiti; seriously handicapped children in villages near Ramnagar in India; the Hong Kong-based NGO ‘A Drop of Life’, raising funds to get clean water to remote communities in Northern China; and transport facilities for children in Sierra Leone.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the name of Tina Tam's new company?
What is the name of Tina Tam's new company?
Tina Tam has set up a new company called Paccaya Resources Ltd. It is based in Hong Kong, where she is now pursuing new personal opportunities after her resignation from Burberry.
Q.What roles did Tina Tam hold before joining Burberry?
What roles did Tina Tam hold before joining Burberry?
Before her tenure at Burberry as Vice President of Travel Retail Asia, Tina Tam previously worked with Celine and Lancaster. Prior to these roles, she spent approximately nine years with La Prairie.
Q.Which charitable organisations has Tina Tam supported through her work with Women in Travel Retail?
Which charitable organisations has Tina Tam supported through her work with Women in Travel Retail?
Through Women in Travel Retail, Tina Tam has helped raise funds for several good causes. These include Hand in Hand for Haiti, A Drop of Life in Hong Kong, and transport facilities for children in Sierra Leone, as well as supporting handicapped children in India.