Vincent Leung
About Vincent Leung
Vincent Leung is the Managing Director at Protiviti and holds multiple key positions in various companies, with extensive experience in finance and internal audit functions.
Company
Vincent Leung occupies multiple senior roles in various organizations. He is currently the Managing Director at Protiviti, a global consulting firm. His tenure at Protiviti includes significant contributions such as setting up internal audit functions and providing comprehensive risk consulting.
Education and Expertise
Vincent Leung has earned degrees from prestigious institutions. He studied at the City University of Hong Kong from 1995 to 1998, obtained a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from HKUST Business School from 1993 to 1996, and continued his education at UNSW from 2003 to 2005. His academic foundation is in finance, leading to a robust professional expertise in financial controls and risk management.
Background
Vincent Leung started his career in assurance with PwC, where he worked as an External Auditor from 1998 to 2001. He has also held various roles at notable companies, including Visual China Group, China ITS, Beijing Lingtu, and China.com. His cumulative experience spans across sectors like finance, audit, and corporate governance, both in Hong Kong and internationally.
Current Roles and Responsibilities
Vincent Leung holds multiple senior positions. Besides being the Managing Director at Protiviti, he is the Chief Financial Officer at Huangbaoche, a Founding Partner at Harmony Capital, and serves as an Independent Non-Executive Director for several HKEX-listed companies. His responsibilities include enhancing internal control systems, financial oversight, and strategic advising.
Professional Achievements
Throughout his career, Vincent Leung has played critical roles in enhancing internal audit processes and risk management frameworks. At Protiviti, he has been pivotal in establishing internal audit functions for various clients. His expertise includes data analytics, financial control reporting compliance (SOX), and ESG reporting, making substantial contributions to the operations of both listed and nonprofit organizations.