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Jeff Yeung starts new role as Head of Comms at social enterprise

Jeff Yeung starts new role as Head of Comms at social enterprise

Ex-Lifestyle Editor at Hubert Burda Media, Jeff Yeung, has joined r é n, a social enterprise supporting disadvantaged youth, as Head of Marketing and Communications.

Based in Hong Kong, Jeff's portfolio includes roles at Time Out Group, Bitget and HYPEBEAST.

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