Photo by Malcolm Parry
Andrea
Eng is a unique global deal maker with over two decades of commercial
experience connecting the world's billionaires and their operating
businesses and management teams on several continents.

Award-winning Mission Hills Wines is
marketed in Hong Kong - the world's high-end wine capital as a result of
Andrea's deal making efforts.
For over a decade Andrea was Vice-President at Colliers international
spearheading Asian investment in real estate for some of the world's richest tycoons in
hotels, operating businesses including bus company and several thousand
units of multi-family residential properties in the West with sales
exceeding $1 billion USD.
It was during this period of her career that she established her
global reputation as 'The Broker to Billionaires' and subsequently the
nickname 'Tycoon Magnet'.

Andrea Eng relocated to Asia in 1993 to be the founding management team
for billionaire Richard Li
in charge of global real estate, and as part of his Singapore based
publico Pacific Century
Premium Development. She developed the award-winning
500,000 square foot condominium project in Downtown Toronto.
Andrea Eng subsequently expanded her knowledge base and global
network to work with the team at 3UK in London and proficient in
internet technology and advisor for the group which has 240,000
employees in 52 countries.

In
2011 Andrea again expanded her expertise beyond real estate, tech and
operating business and has taken on exclusive distribution rights of
products from the rest-of-the world into Asia.
Her partner in Hong
Kong's current portfolio includes Jaegar (UK) , Rowan (UK), Gedifra (Germany), Patons (Australia).
At Jardine Matheson, she was director of Retail Division - Asia & Japan, and General Manager of Asia – Marlboro Classics and New Development at Philip Morris Asia Inc.
Together
the have successfully introduced a made-in-the-West line of yoga and
lifestyle clothing into Asia during 2011 and the line will debut in
Singapore next spring at the American Club in Singapore.