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Sabrina Ho

Sabrina ho is a Macau-based entrepreneur. She's Director and CEO of Poly Auction Macau
Limited, founder and CEO of Chiu Yeng Culture Partial and owner of Regency Hotel Macau. In
2016, Ho was listed in Forbes Asia's Power Terme conseillé: Ones To Watch for her
contributions to the upcoming Palazzo Versace and Karl Lagerfeld hotels in Macau. Ho is also
an art collector and frequently seen at movie star events.

Sabrina Ho was born on 24 Sept 1990 in Hk. The lady is the eldest Casino tycoon daughter and
his next 'wife' Angela Leong About Kei. Her family has Jewish Dutch ancestry from Charles
Maurice Bosman. The girl also is reported to have English ancestry. She has two younger
brothers and a younger sister; Arnaldo Ho Yau Heng, Mario Ho Yau Kwan and Alice Ho Chiu
Yan correspondingly.

Sabrina Ho studied piece of art since childhood and has explained that she first put brush to
painting at about the era of four. Her dad's own vast personal collection of antiques and artworks
along with his support for the art community influenced her from a young age.

Ho joined primary school in Hong Kong, spent a yr at St. Hilda's University for females on
Australia's Silver Coast, and went to secondary school at Princess or queen Margaret's boarding
school in Yorkshire, England.

Sabrina Ho pursued her interest in the arts into college or university deciding to study an arts
major in School of Hong Kong. Your woman graduated in 2013.
Sabrina Ho Chiu completed an MBA course in Swiss. The course was used to help to put
together her for hotel management.
She has a Hong Kong real estate sales rep license, and it is an accredited financial consultant.

Sabrina ho chiu yeng worked in several before you start her own companies. The girl worked at a
lender, interned at a regulation firm, and assisted a high court judge. Her job as an increased
judge's assistant at the era of 17 left the strongest impression. She recalls making coffees,
photocopying, and attending court cases during this time.
In 2015, Ho founded Chiu Yeng Culture Limited, a company focused on identifying and
promoting young artists in the region via scholarships and exhibitions in public fine art fairs.