Clifton Chiu Research Analyst
hong kong
English, Chinese
About Clifton
Clifton oversees research for home and technology and alcoholic drinks industries. He is a member of both the alcoholic drinks and toys and games central project teams, validating research data.
Clifton has worked across a number of industries, including alcoholic drinks and consumer finance. He is an avid enthusiast of new technology such as the metaverse and AR/VR. Clifton has presented several times at major toy companies and trade industry fairs, presenting to Hasbro, Ferrero and Hong Kong's Toys Industry Fair.
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