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Morning Studio editors

Morning Studio editors

Morning Studio is the commercial content team of the South China Morning Post (SCMP). It aims to engage readers through storytelling while enabling the brand behind the content to achieve its marketing objectives. The Morning Studio team consists of specialists in various areas such as journalism, multimedia graphics, video production, digital technology and marketing.
Morning Studio is the commercial content team of the South China Morning Post (SCMP). It aims to engage readers through storytelling while enabling the brand behind the content to achieve its marketing objectives. The Morning Studio team consists of specialists in various areas such as journalism, multimedia graphics, video production, digital technology and marketing.
Areas of Expertise:
Branded content, Content marketing
Languages Spoken:
English

Wealth manager masters the art of providing clarity and delivering growth for clients

LH Koh, UBS’ head of global family and institutional wealth for Asia-Pacific, believes learning how to draw and paint has helped him to stay focused and better appreciate the world.
In partnership with:UBS

As Kuala Lumpur rises as a global financial hub, TRX marks the next chapter

TRX brings together grade A office spaces, residential towers, a retail mall, a hotel and a park in central Kuala Lumpur, located above the only interchange station for MRT lines 1 and 2. Photo: Getty
In partnership with:TRX City

How Lawrence Ho is weaving dreams for the integrated resort of the future

Lawrence Ho, chairman and CEO of Melco Resorts & Entertainment.
In partnership with:Melco Resorts & Entertainment

Global real estate event in Riyadh sees record transactions amid growing influence in sector

Cityscape Global 2026 is expected to build on last year’s record-breaking success.
In partnership with:Cityscape Global
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Macau puts ‘creative fusion’ on the menu at 2026 International Gastronomy Forum

Maria Helena de Senna Fernandes, director of Macao Government Tourism Office, introduces the theme of the International Gastronomy Forum during her opening speech.
In partnership with:MGTO

Hong Kong Disneyland builds on solid 20th anniversary performance with further expansion

Sam Chan (left), director of marketing, and Tim Sypko, managing director, join Mickey Mouse at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort which is planning expansion projects including Pixar- and Marvel-themed experiences.
In partnership with:Hong Kong Disneyland

Lingxi Games’ Three Kingdoms Tactics hits target with global audience

(From left) Hong Kong marketing professional Edmond Woo, mainland Chinese short‑track speed skater Han Tianyu and Beijing-based Italian language teacher and sinologist Cristiano Mazzucco discuss the impact on them of games like Three Kingdoms Tactics.
In partnership with:Lingxi Games

How Hong Kong’s role as innovation hub helps healthcare and biotech firms

Hong Kong has introduced a range of measures to nurture biotechnology start-ups and attract more clinical research projects as part of its plan to become a global health and medical innovation hub. Photo: Shutterstock
In partnership with:OASES

How AI technology supports conservation of endangered species

Huawei’s AI-powered identification and analysis system supports researchers to carry out real-time monitoring of the critically endangered white-headed langur in China’s Guangxi autonomous zone.
In partnership with:Huawei

From waste to bottle: the technology that gives packaging waste a verifiable second life

Caption: Dow’s Track and Trace Platform makes it possible to follow a recycled bottle’s journey from disposal to its rebirth as a new plastic bottle. Photo: Shutterstock
In partnership with:Dow

SMEs leverage Standard Chartered’s global network and expertise to achieve growth

Sebastian Hia (left), Standard Chartered’s global head of SME Banking sales and head of SME Banking in Singapore, with Chiang Siang Yong (centre), co-founder and managing director of engineering solution provider TFE, and Roxie Wang, Altios’ head of business development for Southeast Asia.
In partnership with:Standard Chartered

Why Macau must protect its culinary heritage

Marina de Senna Fernandes (left) and Ahmed Abdel Fattah feast on popular Macanese dishes at La Famiglia restaurant in Taipa Village, Macau.
In partnership with:MGTO

Global Talent Summit Week highlights why Hong Kong attracts high-calibre professionals

Government officials and leaders in the education, technology and human resources industries attend last week’s International Talent Forum, organised by Hong Kong Talent Engage as part of the city’s Global Talent Summit Week.
In partnership with:Hong Kong Talent Engage

From infrastructure to AI: how Alibaba Cloud powers the global ambitions of Chinese companies

As AI transforms the landscape of trade, Chinese firms are in prime position to capitalise on the countless opportunities it presents.
In partnership with:Alibaba Cloud

Macau’s representatives on UN’s Young Chefs Programme drive sustainability through food

Safa Rodas (left) and Daniel Chio – Macau’s representatives on the World Food Forum’s Young Chefs Programme – visit Macau Urban Farm on the island of Coloane to learn about its local fresh produce.
In partnership with:MGTO

How a love of learning led Esther Wong from Wall Street to the AI industry

Esther Wong (right), the CEO and co-founder of the AI venture fund 3C AGI Partners, tells Victoria Tang-Owen how she went from studying hospitality management to working on Wall Street before pivoting to the artificial intelligence industry.
In partnership with:HSBC Premier Elite

Huawei’s commitment to global connectivity bridges digital divide

Yang Chaobin, CEO of Huawei’s ICT Business Group, reveals the firm’s digital connectivity solutions have benefited 170 million people in remote areas in more than 80 countries at this month’s Huawei Tech Cares Forum in Barcelona.
In partnership with:Huawei

How education develops a pathway for students’ lifelong growth

Hong Kong’s Christian Alliance International School, located in Lai Chi Kok, caters to more than 1,700 children across its preparatory, lower and upper primary, and secondary school sections.
In partnership with:Christian Alliance International School

UOB marks 90th anniversary in Singapore by honouring communities, colleagues and customers

In June, a projection mapping canvas featured at UOB Plaza 1 in Singapore as part of UOB’s 90th anniversary celebrations set three Guinness World Records for the tallest, brightest and longest such display. Photo: UOB
In partnership with:UOB

How SMEs can grow without global cash flow problems

Many SMEs use fintech companies for their digital banking solutions to avoid paying the high fees charged by traditional retail banks.
In partnership with:Visa Direct

Olympic champion Li Xiaopeng draws from golden legacy to succeed in personal life

Victoria Tang-Owen (left) meets with Li Xiaopeng, China’s most decorated gymnast, to talk about his athletic legacy and how it shapes his perspectives as a father and entrepreneur today.
In partnership with:HSBC Premier Elite

For Olympian Ian Ho, physical and mental well-being are lifetime investments

Ian Ho (left) and Victoria Tang-Owen engage in a conversation about health and wellness while on a scenic walk up to The Peak.
In partnership with:HSBC Premier Elite

Beyond banking: how UOB Hong Kong supports growth across Asia

Hong Kong’s position as a leading international financial and trading centre reflects its ability to link mainland China to markets across Southeast Asia and beyond. Photo: Shutterstock
In partnership with:UOB

Fashion designer Shangguan Zhe on pushing boundaries and breaking habits to stay ahead

Victoria Tang-Owen (right) meets fashion designer Shangguan Zhe in Shanghai to learn about the creative process behind his label, Sankuanz.
In partnership with:HSBC Premier Elite

How Schneider Electric powers Hong Kong’s ecosystem innovation

A charging station designed for both private and commercial use was one of Schneider Electric’s eMobility solutions showcased at last October’s Innovation Summit Hong Kong 2025. Photo: Schneider Electric
In partnership with:InvestHK

How businesses can leverage Hong Kong’s advantages to expand overseas

Experts share insights during a panel discussion examining how Hong Kong’s strategic evolution can help businesses grow amid economic and geopolitical uncertainties at South China Morning Post’s China Conference 2025. Photo: SCMP
In partnership with:Standard Chartered

How use of AI will help travel operators transform behaviour of holidaymakers

Experts from the travel and technology sectors attend last month’s “Limitless: Dida Engage 2026” forum in Shenzhen, China, to share insights into how AI is changing the industry.
In partnership with: Dida

New Shaw Prize computer science category honours more innovators who benefit society

Advances in computer science will see the field of study continue to play a vital role in addressing major global challenges in areas including healthcare, climate and sustainable development. Photo: Shutterstock
In partnership with:The Shaw Prize

How Standard Chartered’s SME Banking helps Hong Kong arts and crafts design firm’s growth

Deepa Jivan is the founder and CEO of Hong Kong-based arts and crafts products company J.Gordhan & Co.
In partnership with:Standard Chartered

How fintechs facilitate cross-border payments for SMEs

Rhidoi Krishnakumar, head of Visa Direct in Asia-Pacific, says new technologies and payment networks are helping to transform cross-border business practices.
In partnership with:Visa Direct
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