Bridget Lee serves as the Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) in Chicago, where she plays a pivotal role in fostering business partnerships between Hong Kong and 21 Midwest and Central U.S. states. Her primary focus is to facilitate two-way access to...
Bridget Lee serves as the Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) in Chicago, where she plays a pivotal role in fostering business partnerships between Hong Kong and 21 Midwest and Central U.S. states. Her primary focus is to facilitate two-way access to the Greater Bay Area of China and the ASEAN markets, leveraging her extensive expertise in international marketing and trade promotion. With a keen eye on sectors such as medical devices and healthcare technology, Bridget is instrumental in connecting U.S. companies with opportunities in these rapidly evolving industries.
In her role, Bridget spearheads key initiatives that support U.S. exports, particularly in food, wine, and spirits, while also championing innovation and technology sectors, including big data and the industrial internet. Her strategic consulting and outreach efforts are designed to empower American startups and established businesses alike, guiding them through the resources and programs available via HKTDC to enhance their international trade endeavors.
Bridget's proficiency in project management and policy development, combined with her leadership in non-profit sectors and social entrepreneurship, positions her as a trusted advisor for U.S. companies looking to navigate the complexities of the Asian markets. Under the One Belt, One Road Initiative, she actively promotes investment opportunities in the Belt and Road markets, ensuring that businesses are well-equipped to capitalize on the vast potential of the Greater Bay Area. Through her commitment to building strong business relationships and her strategic vision, Bridget continues to drive significant economic engagement between the U.S. and Asia, fostering a collaborative environment for innovation and growth.
