Lewis Luk Tei FKC (Chinese: 陸地[1] 1960- ), Hong Kong based businessman, son of the late Toy Industrialist Dr. Luk Chung Lam[2] (1935–2002) - Chairman of Harbour Ring International Holdings Limited (1991–2000) and Hutchison Harbour Ring Limited (2001–2002)[3]
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Born in Shanghai,China and earned his Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of London (King's College London)[4]
Prior to Luk's current career, he was a senior partner of a Hong Kong law firm, a Director of a major toy company in Hong Kong[5] and the Deputy Chairman of Hutchison Harbour Ring Limited. Currently he is the Senior Associate of P C Woo & Co, Solicitors & Notaries and the CEO of Lusignan Group Limited.[21]
Luk has practised martial arts since 1974. The first martial art he studied was Wing Chun Kung Fu. He was certified as a Wing Chun Kung Fu Instructor by the late Wong Shun Leung. He subsequently became the Founding Director of Ip Man Tong Development Council;[22] the Chairman of The First World Wing Chun Conference 1999;[23] the Chairman (2004–2006) of Wing Chun Athletic Association, Hong Kong.[24]
In 1997 after the death of Wong Shun Leung, he met his second Sifu, Ted Wong and started the training in Jeet Kune Do.In the same year he joined the Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do Nucleus as a first overseas member from Hong Kong. With the approval from the Nucleus, he set up the first overseas branch known as Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do Hong Kong Chapter (now known as Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do (Hong Kong) and acted as its Founding President. In 2000 he was certified as a Jeet Kune Do Instructor by Sifu Ted Wong. In 2008, he was being awarded a 7th Duan in Chinese Wushu by the official Chinese Wushu Association[25]
Luk has participated in martial arts activities such as The Second World Wing Chun Conference 2005;[26] the Honorary President of Hong Kong Wushu Union;[27] the Honorary Chairman of The 5th World Wushu Championships;[28] and the Team Manager of the Hong Kong Wushu Sanshou Team for The 7th World Wushu Championships[29]
He is a Member of The Methodist Church, Hong Kong since 1976. In 2002, he has helped to establish the Toys Christian Fellowship[30] in Hong Kong. In 2006, he was appointed as the Faith Sharing Ambassador by The Methodist Church, Hong Kong. In 2008, he was further appointed as the Co-ordinator of the Faith Sharing Ambassadors by The Methodist Church, Hong Kong. In 2009, he joined The Oaks, a Christian ministry dedicated to serve the Small and Medium Enterprises in Hong Kong, as a Director.