Sabrina ho

Sabrina Ho
Sabrina Ho Chiu Yeng is a Macau-based entrepreneur. She is Director and CEO of Poly Auction
Macau Ltd, founder and CEO of Chiu Yeng Culture Limited and owner of Regency Hotel Macau. In
2016, Sabrina was listed in Forbes Asia's Power Businesswomen: Ones To Watch for her
contributions to the upcoming Palazzo Versace and Karl Lagerfeld hotels in Macau. Sabrina is also
an art collector and frequently seen at celebrity events.
Sabrina Ho was born on 24 September 1990 in Hong Kong. She is the eldest daughter of gaming
tycoon Stanley Ho and his fourth ‘wife’ Angela Leong On Kei. Her family has Jewish Dutch
ancestry from Charles Maurice Bosman. She also is reported to have English ancestry. She has two
younger brothers and a younger sister; Arnaldo Ho Yau Heng, Mario Ho Yau Kwan and Alice Ho
Chiu Yan respectively.
Sabrina ho studied painting since childhood. Her father's own vast personal collection of antiques
and artworks along with his support for the art community influenced her from a young age.
Sabrina pursued her interest in the arts into university deciding to study an arts major in University
of Hong Kong. She graduated in 2013.
Sabrina completed an MBA course in Switzerland. The course was taken to help to prepare her for
hotel management.
Sabrina has a Hong Kong real estate salesperson license, and is a certified financial consultant.
Career
Sabrina Ho worked in several other jobs before starting her own companis a Macau-based
entrepreneur. She is Overseer and CEO of Poly Auction Macau Ltd, owner and CEO of Chiu Yeng
Culture Limited and owner of Regency Motel Macau. In 2016, Sabrina was listed in Forbes Asia's
Power Businesswomen: Types To Watch on her behalf advantages to the upcoming Edificio
Versace and Karl Lagerfeld hotels in Macau. Sabrina is also an art collector and frequently seen at
celebrity events.
Casino tycoon daughter was born on 24 Sept 1990 in Hong Kong. She is the oldest daughter of
gaming tycoon Stanley Ho and his fourth 'wife' Angela Leong On Kei. Her family has Jewish Dutch
origins from Charles Maurice Bosman. She also is reported to have English ancestry. She has two
younger brothers and a younger sister; Arnaldo Ho Yau Heng, Mario Ho Yau Kwan and Alice Ho
Chiu Yan respectively.
Sabrina Ho studied art work since childhood. Her dad's own vast personal collection of antiques and
artworks along with his support for the art community influenced her from a young age.
Sabrina attacked her involvement in the arts into university deciding to study an arts major in
University of Hong Kong. She graduated in 2013.
Sabrina completed an MBA course in Switzerland. The course was taken to assistance to prepare her
for hotel management.
Sabrina has a Hong Kong real estate salesperson license, and is a certified financial consultant.
Career
Sabrina Ho worked in several other careers before starting her own companies. She worked at a
bank, interned at a law firm, and assisted a high courtroom judge. Her job as a high judge's assistant
at the age of 17 left the most powerful impression. She remembers making coffees, photocopying,
and going to court cases during this time.
In 2015, Sabrina founded Chiu Yeng Culture Limited, a company dedicated to identifying and

promoting young artists in the region via scholarships and exhibitions in public fine art fairs.
In 2015, Sabrina also became director and CEO of Poly Auction Macau Ltd, an public auction house
focusing on modern China and Asian art, Chinese calligraphy, antiques and important jewelry. Poly
Auction Macau's first auction was kept in January in Regency Macau. The auction amount was over
HKD 245 million.
The company was co-founded by Poly Auction Hong Kong and Sabrina's Chiu Yeng Culture
Limited. Poly Auction Macau is 51 per cent owned by Poly and forty-nine per cent owned by Chiu
Yeng Culture Ltd.
Sabrina's ties with Poly group runs deep. The girl worked as a summer time intern at Poly Public
auction Hong Kong earlier in her career, and her father famously donated a boar head from the Old
Summer Palace zodiac water fountain to China's state-run Poly Art Museum in 2003.