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Jiaqi Sha starts new role at Futu

Jiaqi Sha starts new role at Futu

Jiaqi Sha has joined Futu Group as Communications Manager, where he manages corporate and PR communications for Futu’s global markets, including Hong Kong and overseas regions.

With over a decade of experience in digital and communications, Jiaqi has worked across leading global agencies, as well as in-house roles at high-profile brands.

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