Anna Cheung was born in Beijing and studied in Hong Kong before immigrating to South Australia as a skilled migrant. She has worked for listed companies like Swire Pacific and Hutchison Whampoa in Hong Kong. In South Australia, she has held various positions, including Auditor in the State Audit Office, roles in the Cabinet and Higher Education departments, and her current position in an education-related department. Anna has also been involved in organizing Chinese dragon boat races and Chinatown street parties.

Hau Pehn Yapp LL B (Adel) LL M (Commercial) (Adel) – qualified as a lawyer in South Australia in 1979. He then practised in multilingual Malaysia for 10 years. He moved back to Adelaide in 1990, in those 40+ years of legal practice, he has also provided legal service to several Chinese community organisations. He has been Tong De Association of SA Incorporated’s Honorary Legal Adviser since its establishment.

Hau Pehn has enjoyed legal practice in the broad fields of Wills and Estates, Advance Care Directives, Powers of Attorney, Purchase and Sale of Businesses, Liquor Licenses, Franchises, International Trade, Purchase and Sale of Houses.

He is always approachable and welcomes enquiries.

Joanna Zeng, a CPA with 21 years of experience, is driven by a vision to build trust and empower her clients. She is committed to assisting her clients in making informed decisions and achieving their financial goals. When she is not deciphering numbers and tax laws, you’ll find her lost in the pages of a good book, exploring nature on a hike, or nurturing her indoor jungle of plants.

Since 2021, Lydia has served as the committee member and secretary of Tong De Association.

Originally from Shanghai, Lydia has over thirty years of experience in applied electronics, having previously worked at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore, and presently at the University of Adelaide. However, her personal journey tells a unique story. Having migrated from Singapore to Adelaide in 1999, she has dedicated herself to community service and volunteer work. Lydia has been a member of the University of Adelaide Women’s Staff Association, assisting women from diverse cultural backgrounds in adapting to the Australian work environment. Additionally, she has been involved in OzHarvest and Adelaide’s Chinatown Lunar New Year celebrations, contributing to the community and promoting Chinese culture. Lydia has also supported the development of an AIDS orphanage in Xi’an, China, and coordinated charitable activities at St. Peter’s College as a member of the Parent Committee.

Becky joined Tong De Association in 2023 as a Committee Member.

Becky was born in Guangdong Province and migrated to Adelaide with her family in 1992. She pursued her education and obtained a double degree in Commerce and Arts (Asian Studies), followed by a Master’s degree in Business Administration. She has held many roles in international business development ranging from international education, food and wine and many other sectors. Currently, Becky is the General Manager, Major Programs with the South Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regions, responsible for developing and delivering primary industries and agribusiness economic growth initiatives.

Outside of her professional endeavours, Becky has dedicated considerable time to fostering relations between Australia and China, as well as supporting Chinese migrants in South Australia. This includes providing assistance to international students and new arrivals.