Pauline Leung
I’m a Hong Konger who has lived in the UK for the past 13 years. I learned first hand the various challenges and opportunities when moving to a different country, starting a new job and learning to live in a multicultural environment.
As a learning and development professional and coach, I am passionate about partnering with East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) women, providing a non-judgmental environment that empowers them to embrace their heritage while confidently creating positive life changes. My approach is grounded in the principles of positive psychology, mindfulness, and habit-building.
Fave things: Sushi, Yoga and doing things at my own pace.
Louise Tan
I am local to Cambridge and have dual heritage – my mum is English and my dad is Malaysian. There was only a small Asian community when I was growing up here, which has increased significantly in recent years. I think having a sense of community and belonging can have a really positive effect on people and it’s important to me to help create that. I work in community development and also as an ESOL English teacher.
Favourite things: food, nature, family
Our Volunteers
We have a few dedicated volunteers who work alongside the core team to ensure that ESEA Cambridge runs smoothly.
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Phill Richardson – Website Support
Having spent two decades living in Cambridge, I have now escaped to live in SE Asia.
I provide technical support to ESEA Cambridge – such as keeping this website running.