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Charleston Sin
Tech Enthusiast, Teacher, Entrepreuer, & Venture Builder
Charleston Sin, with a rich background in the commercial sector spanning 25 years, has transitioned into the realms of Innovation & Technology and Education. Currently, he holds the position of Executive Director at the MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node.
In his educational journey, Charleston pursued a Master of Science in Investment Management from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, a Doctor of Philosophy in Management Sciences specializing in Technology Management from the University of Waterloo, a Master of Science in Operational Research and Manufacturing Systems, and a Bachelor of Commerce in Operational Research from the University of Manitoba.
Throughout his career, Charleston has been associated with prestigious organizations such as digiXnode Technology Ltd., The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, MCommerce Online Limited, Kelly's Education, Orange Technology Co. Ltd., Cyberport Hong Kong, and The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, holding various positions from Advisor to General Manager.
His tenure at Cisco System saw him in pivotal roles including Managing Director, General Manager, Chief of Staff, and Regional Sales Manager, focusing on diverse areas such as Borderless Networks, Data Center Virtualization, and Service Provider and Enterprise solutions. Prior to this, he served in notable capacities at VMware and Nortel Networks.
With a passion for fostering innovation and harnessing the power of technology, Charleston Sin is set to lead MIT HK Innovation Node towards driving innovation in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay area, shaping the future for the burgeoning generation of innovators and technologists.
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Devices to Help You Sleep, Robotic Boots and Other Technologies That Will Change Your Health
Doctors and researchers at Google, MIT and more forecast advances they see coming for health and wellness
Innovative devices and technologies are coming that will change the way patients get care and stay healthy, doctors and healthcare experts say.
Here, a look ahead at some of the most promising potential advances, including wearable devices to improve quality of life, new applications of artificial intelligence, and expanding options for treatment at home.
During three long years of the impact of COVID, we were not able to see each other, no travel, worked at home isolated, worried about our loved ones and colleagues, and worried about the economy, etc.
Now we are nearly back to normal, and opening up. We should treasure our time together, while we take precautions.
It is important to open up ourselves. We should talk to our family and friends if we feel good and don't feel good.
Let’s support each other to put mental health first. Take part in Mind HK’s Open Up, Level Up campaign: https://lnkd.in/g3aRwaM5 #openbetterhk #stronger #openuplevelup @mindhongkong https://lnkd.in/gVf2wcz2
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