JA Company Programme (2025-2026)
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Chief Executive Offier |
5C01 |
陳僖文 |
CHAN Herman |
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Operation Director and Vice-Chief Executive Offier |
5D03 |
陳梓軒 |
CHAN Tsz Hin, Thomas |
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Finance Director and Vice-Chief Executive Offier |
5D14 |
劉承曦 |
Lau Shing Hei, Hiro |
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Sales and Marketing Director |
5C30 |
黃東山 |
WONG Tung Shan, Roy |
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Information Technology Director |
5D04 |
鄭俊言 |
CHENG Chun Yin, Samuel |
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Design Director |
4B33 |
黃敬言 |
WONG King Yin, Isaac |
GenZify! is a student-run Hong Kong brand formed under Queen’s College’s Junior Achievement Programme and it reflects the ideas, style and concerns of Gen Z through fashion and lifestyle merchandise. Rather than operating as a conventional retail company, it appears to function as a youth entrepreneurship project that blends business learning with cultural expression. The brand’s identity is built around local relevance, playful design, and a strong connection to Hong Kong student life, which helps it stand out as more than just a clothing label.
At the centre of GenZify!’s concept is the idea of turning Gen Z culture into something visible and wearable. Its products, including hoodies and metal keychains, suggest a compact merchandise line focused on self-expression rather than mass-market fashion. Our hoodie design shows this clearly: the front features a “G&Z” logo combining generational identity with local pride. This kind of design choice shows that the company is not only selling items but also communicating values and attitudes through the products themselves.
The brand also seems to be aimed at young people who want items that feel personal, local and current. GenZify!’s tone is youthful and creative and its merchandise appears to translate everyday culture, slang and identity into physical products that students and young consumers can relate to. This makes the brand feel authentic to its target audience, especially because it comes from a school-based venture rather than a large commercial corporation.
As a company, GenZify! is significant because it combines entrepreneurship with cultural storytelling. It gives students a chance to learn how to develop a brand, create products and reach customers while also expressing something meaningful about their generation and city. In that sense, its value lies not only in what it sells, but in the experience and message behind the project.
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