The Board of Directors of the Nepal Youth Foundation Hong Kong
David Campbell – Co-Chair
David has over 25 years of experience in the banking industry in London, Europe and Asia. He has also consulted for several start-up business ventures in Hong Kong. He is a keen sportsman and an experienced mountaineer and the landscape of Nepal has always held his interest. He has recently taken on the role as Co-Chair and together with his wife, Liz, he is excited to be able to make a meaningful difference to the lives of the children of this very special country
Liz Mills-Campbell – Co-Chair
Liz has spent 15 years in the children’s book publishing industry in London, followed by almost a decade as a primary school Librarian. She now works in Hong Kong in Educational Publishing, juggling work with parenting teenagers, sitting on the Parent Consultation Committee for the Harrow International School Board of Governors, and devoting time to the Nepal Youth Foundation. In May of 2017, Liz traveled to Olgapuri Village to set up the Library at the orphanage and was so enchanted by the children who she met there, decided to help run the charity in Hong Kong with her husband, David.
Penny Barsha – Solicitor, Linklaters, Hong Kong
Penny has worked as a corporate lawyer in Australia and Hong Kong for over 12 years and has lived in Hong Kong since 2007. She assisted with the incorporation and registration of NYF in Hong Kong and since then has been a keen supporter of NYF both at fundraising events and by assisting with pro bono legal advice.
Jean Marc Decrop – Owner & Independent Curator
Jean-Marc Decrop is an expert at CNES specialized in Chinese contemporary art, and has contributed to the discovery and dissemination of the Chinese avant-garde abroad. From 1999 to 2007, he was the partner and artistic advisor of the Galerie Loft in Paris, where he produced several monographic exhibitions of the main contemporary Chinese artists . Through that collaboration, he helped to constitute major collections in Europe such as the ones of Guy Ullens, Count and Countess de Flers, Sylvain Levy and Harold t’Kint de Roodenbeke. He made numerous loans to museums and also carried out non-commercial exhibitions in 11 museums or foundations for which he wrote catalog essays. He is also the author of books, articles and notices on this subject published by Skira and Mapbooks. Jean Marc is also active as an incubator for IT start-ups through his companies Pacific IT and Alpha Intelligence.
