黃子欣是香港逸東酒店旗下，全新酒店品牌Eaton Workshop的文化總監，為旅行人士和香港人提供靈感、創新、社會和環境影響。藝術空間「咩事」的創辦人，於雨傘運動成立，致力把藝術和政治環境聯繫，為年輕人和有需要人士創造機會，通過獎學金和實習，令他們獲得更好的教育和職業機會。
她曾在非盈利研究中心－亞洲藝術文獻(Asia Art Archive)擔任策略主管，致力於 2011年至2017年擇寫亞洲藝術史變遷，並在2009年至2012年擔任Outset－倫敦當代藝術基金的發展總監。她是全球組織 Global Shapers hong kong hub 的成員之一。Global Shapers hong kong hub是世界經濟論壇(World Economic Forum)建立的一個全球網絡，將推動對話、行動和變革的年輕人聚集在一起。
Chantal Wong is the Director of Culture, Eaton Workshop Hong Kong, a new global hospitality brand for travellers and locals seeking inspiration, innovation and social and environmental impact. She is the co-founder of charities, Things that can happen, an art-space set up in response to the Umbrella Movement connecting art to its socio-political environment, and Learning Together that creates opportunities for young refugee and asylum seekers to access better education and career opportunities through scholarships, internships and leadership programmes.
Previously, she was the Head of Strategy at Asia Art Archive, a non-profit research centre dedicated to facilitating the writing of Asia’s changing art history from 2011-2017 and prior to that Director of Development at Outset Contemporary Art Fund (London) from 2009-2012. She was a member of Global Shapers HK hub, a global network set up by the World Economic Forum bringing young people driving dialogue, action and change together.
