Mark Cheng is the Founder of Li Cheng Capital, a Hong Kong-based family office dedicated to investing in impact-driven ventures and supporting entrepreneurs who are building businesses that create long-term value for society. Drawing on generations of family experience in philanthropy, finance, and responsible capital stewardship, Mark has developed a vision of using private capital as a force for positive change.

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As an impact investor and social entrepreneur, Mark has fundraised and invested over US$250 million across social ventures, supporting entrepreneurs and organisations addressing some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Through his investment and philanthropic activities, he has worked with innovators across sectors including education, healthcare, renewable energy, and social development, helping scale solutions that generate both financial sustainability and measurable social impact.

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Mark is also the Founder and Managing Partner of Social Innovation Circle, a global platform that brings together entrepreneurs, investors, philanthropists, and ecosystem leaders to accelerate social innovation. Through this work, he has invested in and advised more than 150 social entrepreneurs worldwide, supporting them in building sustainable organisations and expanding their impact. SIC's partners include but not limited to IKEA Foundation, UBS, Eurazeo, 100x Impact Accelerator, Cartier, CUHK, Hogan Lovells, Wealth Management Institute, Ashoka and AVPA etc.

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Beyond investment, Mark is deeply committed to advancing cross-sector collaboration and fostering the next generation of impact leaders. He serves as a Senior Advisor to Ashoka East Asia and contributes to various global initiatives focused on entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and sustainable development. He is also a board member of Room to Read’s Asia Pacific Regional Board, where he continues to support efforts to advance education equity and opportunities for children worldwide.

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As the Founder of Li Cheng Capital, Mark continues to champion a long-term approach to capital allocation — one that integrates financial discipline with purpose, empowering entrepreneurs and organisations to create lasting value for future generations.