Ava Lau

We are in-culture not only because we understand the facets of our culture, but also because we know how to change our culture to benefit our clients more.

I started in 2011 as a Consultant.

A Chinese New Year celebration that we had before the pandemic. Each year, our managing director, with some colleagues, would dress up as the animals of different Chinese zodiacs and distribute lai see (red pockets) to other colleagues as part of the traditional Chinese culture celebration.

We’re like one big family.

There is something about caring for animals, especially orphaned and injured young animals that speaks to my heart.

Everything. Necessities such as restaurants, groceries, and other daily necessities are nearby.

A variety of exercises, including pilates, yoga, weight training, cycling and swimming. My energy levels are boosted by endorphins, which relieve stress.

For me, Whatsapp is essential to staying in touch with friends and family, as well as colleagues and clients in a more direct way as a PR professional.

It’s probably Cairo, which I haven’t visited yet. Being a lover of history and heritage, a city with over 4,000 years of history would undoubtedly inspire me.

I don’t settle for anything but the best.