Dr. Francis Tsui

Francis is a teacher, a curriculum developer and a mentor. He is also a passionate advocate and an executive coach on visionary and transformational leadership. After a career in Chinese History teaching at the University of Hawaii, Francis returned to Asia and has been in private equity investment for two decades. For over 10 years he has been mentoring young executives and entrepreneurs in portfolio companies in Greater China, Pan-Asia and North America contexts. Francis received his PhD education in history from the University of Hawaii, and in 2021 conferred a professional doctorate in inter-cultural leadership studies (DMin) at Fuller Theological Seminary. He also has a master degrees in leadership (MA, Luther Seminary) and another in modern Chinese intellectual history (MPhil, HKU). As one of the Principal Investigators, Francis’ latest venture is a multi-year research project co-sponsored by the Lausanne Movement and the Wycliffe Hall at Oxford University on “Forming Christ-like Leaders for the Global Public Sphere: Character Formation in a Polycentric World” scheduled to begin in the latter part of 2026.