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Jessica Ng

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Covers:  travel, environmental issues, lifestyle
Freelance writer/editor, specialising in all things camp. Omnia moderate sint.

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Jessica Ng spent her halcyon days of youth in Vancouver before travelling the world and setting up base in Hong Kong. She is a freelance writer/editor and has contributed to many publications, specialising in travel and lifestyle. Visit her website at http://taradiddling.wordpress.com

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Celebrating Women, Community & Connection

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By Jessica Ng
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International Women's Forum Hong Kong At the beginning of 2026, I stepped into the role of President of International Women's Forum Hong Kong, which celebrates its 36th anniversary this year. Founded in 1974, the IWF is a global network of more than 7,500 accomplished women leaders across over 30 countries and 70 forums worldwide, spanning business, government, media, academia, arts, and social impact. Beyond the achievements, it is truly a sisterhood.
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THE 品PIN – Home for JESNetwork

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By Jessica Ng
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Often when I meet friends, old or new, they identify me as Jessica — the real human being behind JESSICA. But what I truly want to share now is my vision for our women's community: JESNetwork — a trusted hub for women leaders shaping the future. What, exactly, is JESNetwork? JESNetwork is a movement for women leading the future — a vibrant community built on connection, inspiration, and shared success. Our aim is to build a high-impact ecosystem founded on connection, credibility, and contribution.
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Hope

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By Jessica Ng
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We close this year on a heavy note, with the Tai Po inferno still so present in our hearts. We carry sorrow for what happened, yet the silver lining has been witnessing how united Hong Kong is when it matters most — the outpouring of donations, blood, time, and manpower as our city comes together to heal, to support one another, and to rebuild homes. The road ahead will not be easy, but I believe deeply in the strength and resilience of the people of Hong Kong.
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