Draft:Terry Hui
Canadian businessman and philanthropist
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Terry Hui is a Canadian businessman. He is the president and chief executive officer of Concord Pacific Developments Inc., a Vancouver-based real estate development and investment company.[1]
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He is known for his role in the redevelopment of former industrial lands in Canada, including the former Expo 86 lands in Vancouver and the Concord CityPlace development in Toronto.[1][2][dead link]
Early life and education
Hui was born in Hong Kong and later moved to California, where he completed high school.[1] He attended the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in physics in 1983.[1] He later completed a master's degree in electrical engineering at Santa Clara University.[1]
He moved to Vancouver in 1985.[1]
Career
After graduate school, Hui worked with a family development business in Vancouver, contributing to residential projects including Cambridge Gardens near City Square.[1]
In the early 1990s, Hong Kong businessman Li Ka-shing acquired the former Expo 86 lands through Concord Pacific, and a controlling interest in the company was later sold to the Hui family.[1] In 1992, Hui became chief executive officer of Concord Pacific at age 29.[1]
Under Hui's leadership, Concord Pacific redeveloped the northern shore of False Creek in Vancouver.[1] The broader False Creek North redevelopment included adding housing, parks, schools, childcare facilities, retail space, and public waterfront access.[3][dead link]
In 1997, Concord Pacific expanded into Toronto through the Concord CityPlace development, a large residential and mixed-use community near Lake Ontario.[2][dead link]
Hui has served on the board of the Quantum Gravity Society, which supports research in physics.[4][dead link][5][dead link]
Public roles and recognition
Personal life
Hui's recreational interests include cycling, skiing, and sailing.[1]
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