Dr CHENG Sui Pong, Paul

DBA (ACU)
MBA (CSU)

Part-time Lecturer (SCM)

Email : paulcheng@hsu.edu.hk

Paul Cheng has been serving in the aviation and related industry for over three decades, mostly with airlines and airport. During his wide-ranging career, he has built up knowledge and extensive experience in various business areas ranging from airport operations & management, service delivery, and sales and marketing, to business development. In addition to aviation, Paul also worked in other areas including intercity rail, travel trade, freight forwarding and overseas hotel property projects.

Paul is a member of Chartered Institute of Marketing (MCIM), Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics (CMILT) and Institute of Transport of Administration (MInstTA).  He is also a Business Continuity Certified Specialist (BCCS) of Business Continuity Management Institute. Paul holds both a doctorate and Master of Business Administration. His doctoral dissertation research paper explored the relevancy of liberalization of air transport policy for the Hong Kong aviation market.

Paul has a great passion to share his wealth of experience and knowledge in aviation.  Over the years, he has been making significant contributions in helping to train the next generation of industry practitioners. He was appointed by the Hong Kong Vocational Training Council as an External Examiner for their Aviation Management High Diploma Programme between 2013 and 2019 and is the panel member for the programme revalidation of higher education studies of the Hospitality Discipline in 2020.  Paul has also been serving as a student mentor for the School of Hotel & Tourism Management at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University since 2005 and is the recipient of the 2018 Outstanding Student Mentor Award. He is a part time lecturer at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology for their bachelor’s degree of Applied Science (Aviation) delivered in Hong Kong.  He has also been an external speaker for Singapore Aviation Academy since 2013. Since October 2020, he has been serving on the Executive Board of the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corp.