Helen Leung co-leads AECOM’s Transportation practice in Asia and is a senior member of AECOM’s Transportation Global Business Line.
A chartered civil engineer, Helen has 30 years of experience in civil infrastructure across a broad spectrum of transportation including rail, highways, tunnels and bridges, as well as airports. Based in Hong Kong, she leads multi-disciplinary teams of planners, architects, engineers in delivering transportation megaprojects that have played a pivotal role in the city’s development. These include planning and design for MTR’s transit system expansion as an integral part of Hong Kong’s urban development strategy. Helen was the Design Team Leader for two Shatin Central Link detailed design consultancies, and is currently contributing in a leadership role on AECOM’s project team for the Preliminary Design of Northern Link 2 south of Northern Metropolis.
Other examples of Helen’s diverse projects portfolio are Tsing Ma Bridge Lantau Link, Cross Bay Link, North Lantau Expressway, Route 10, Hong Kong International Airport’s Three Runway System expansion, and the Master Redevelopment Project for Ocean Park.
Under Helen’s leadership, the Transportation practice in Asia has also provided relevant technical experience and resources to AECOM project in other regions.
As a reflection of her passionate championing of greater diversity in the engineering profession as well as women in leadership, Helen has served as the Asia Representative on AECOM’s global Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council.
Speaking at
Tue 30 May
2:30 PM — 5:10 PM (GMT+08:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia, Junior Ballroom, level 3
Infrastructure Forum
Advancing Urban Sustainability
The Infrastructure Forum will explore best practice approaches to decarbonisation, both for Asia's energy-generation industries and for infrastructure across the built environment. This multi-event afternoon session will feature global leaders in infrastructure and energy-transition investment, together with case study presentations that look at real world examples of clean energy strategies in action, focusing also on sustainability, transport-oriented development, and digitalisation.
Programme
2:30pm Opening remarks
Kristie Wong, Associate Director, Greengate Advisors
2:35pm Welcome Address
Dr Seek Ngee Huat, Chairman of the NUS Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies
2:45pm Opening Keynote Address: Deploying Private Capital to Meet Net Zero Goals
Connor Teskey, President of Brookfield Asset Management, and CEO of Brookfield Renewable Power & Transition
3:10pm Case Study: Origin Energy - The Investment Thesis for Decarbonisation
Daniel Cheng, Managing Director, Renewable Power & Transition, Brookfield
3:30pm Afternoon refreshments
3:40pm Panel Discussion: Creating Carbon-efficient Communities
Moderator: Brad Dockser, Chief Executive Officer, GreenGen
Panelists:
Eli Konvitz, adj. Associate Professor, University of Hong Kong
Helen Leung, Regional Business Line Leader, Transportation, Asia, AECOM
Chintan Raveshia, Cities Business Leader, Southeast Asia, Head of Centre for Climate Action in Cities, Arup
4:20pm Fireside Chat: Decarbonisation and Transition Risk at the City Scale
Moderator: Kate Drews, Director - Urban & Energy, ANZ, SMEC
Panelists:
Connor Teskey, President of Brookfield Asset Management, and CEO of Brookfield Renewable Power & Transition
Ang Eng Seng, Chief Investment Officer, Infrastructure, GIC
5:10pm Wrap Up and Closing Remarks
Kristie Wong, Associate Director, Greengate Advisors
5:15pm Forum concludes
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