Hong Kong Board of Directors
David Sutherland, Chairman
David Sutherland is a Managing Director with Morgan Stanley and has responsibility for Morgan Stanley's tax affairs in Asia. Prior to coming to Asia, David worked for the U.S. Department of Treasury where he was the Associate International Tax Counsel. In that job, David represented the U.S. Government regarding tax issues with most countries in Asia, including successful tax treaty negotiations with Thailand and Indonesia.
David earned a law degree from the University of Virginia, a Masters of Taxation from American University, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Louisville. David was the national intercollegiate debate champion in the United States in 1982.
David and his wife, Deanna, have three children: Kent (22), Corrie (21) and Dillon (20). Deanna volunteers for ICM as the Hong Kong Director of Program Support. The Sutherland family has lived in Hong Kong since 1997.
Harry Turner
Harry Turner is a Division Director with Macquarie Bank, responsible for IT infrastructure globally. In 2008 Harry was named one of the Macquarie Foundation's three Volunteers of the Year for his work with ICM and Gawad Kalinga in rebuilding the slums in Bacolod City, the Philippines. Harry graduated with 1st Class Honors in Computer Science from the University of New South Wales in 1992.
Harry's wife Julie and three children, Jack (10), Cleo (8) and Will (4) love Harry's involvement with ICM and regularly accompany him (along with his guitar) to the slums to lead Kids' Camps and build houses. Julie volunteers for ICM as the Hong Kong Executive Director. The Turner family has lived in Hong Kong since 2004.
Jovi Zalamea
Jovi Zalamea is an Executive Director at Goldman Sachs. In 2005 he was named one of 5 firm-wide fellows in the inaugural Public Service Program. During this year, Jovi worked full-time with the Ayala Foundation in the Philippines and helped organize a countrywide project to bring Internet access and computer labs to more than 5,000 public high schools. Jovi received his MBA from Northwestern University and BA in Economics (magna cum laude) from the University of the Philippines.
Malcolm Wood
Malcolm Wood is Head of Investment Strategy at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in Sydney. Previously he has held positions at Morgan Stanley as the Head of Asia-Pacific Strategy in Hong Kong and Head of Equity Research in Australia, as well as being Equity Strategist at First Boston Australia and a US and European portfolio manager in New York and Sydney for Bankers Trust Australia. Malcolm holds an Economics degree (1st class honors) from the University of Sydney and a Postgraduate Diploma in Management with Meritorious Achievement from the Macquarie Graduate School of Management. Malcolm has more than 20 years experience on the Boards of various not-for-profit organizations. Malcolm and his wife, Kara, have three children, Lachlan (15), Beatrice (12) and Charlotte (4). Kara volunteers for ICM as the Preschool Coordinator. After five years in Hong Kong they returned to Sydney in 2010.
Lily Ng
Lily Ng is the Chief Financial Officer for Tiger Gate Entertainment Ltd, an operator of pay television channels and a distributor of television programming and action and horror films across Asia. Tiger Gate is also a producer of television programs and feature films with a strategy that looks beyond linear TV with plans for additional content-based activities including live events and next-generation media/distribution. Prior to joining Tiger Gate, Lily was with a UK-listed financial services firm, responsible for launching operations across four countries in three years. Before coming to Hong Kong in 1994, Lily held a variety of financial operation roles in California USA in high technology, health care and venture capital. Born in Memphis, Tenn., Lily holds an MBA from Pepperdine University and a Bachelor's Degree in management and finance from University of Memphis. Lily and her husband, David McIntyre have two children: Rhys (4) and Evan (3).
who are we?
International Care Ministries is called to release the poorest of the poor in the Philippines from spiritual, emotional and physical bondage.
