Brian Tang is the founder and Chief Ding Officer of Ding Maker International Consulting Limited. He is a certified facilitator and licensed trainer of the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Method of Strategic Play®, Canada, and certified facilitator of Six Bricks and DUPLO Play & Learn by Care For Education, South Africa. He was the first person in the world to train LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® facilitators in Chinese. As a play-based learning specialist using an array of tools and bricks, Brian advocates the adoption of playful learning in corporations and communities. He believes that a magic balance between “playing” and “learning” can be achieved with careful program design and skillful facilitation. Traveling across the Greater China area, conducting workshops and trainings, and making keynote speeches has become the daily routine of Brian.

 

In addition, Brian is an award-winning communicator and a corporate training consultant. He was the person in-charge of the leadership development program for a leading hospitality & gaming resort in Macau, covering over 20,000 staff. With over a decade of experience, Brian has developed and exceled in the entire learning & development cycle, covering needs analysis, instructional design, program implementation and evaluation. He has trained over thousands of people, from front-liners, managers, training managers, to senior executives. 

 

Brian has a Master of Business Administration degree from Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto (No. 1 business school in Canada) and a Bachelor of Mathematics from University of Waterloo, Canada. He has earned the Diploma of Vocational Education & Training (TAE50111) from Australia, is the certified trainer of TAE40110 Cert IV in Training & Assessment, and a Registered Corporate Coach™ from Worldwide Association of Business Coaches.

 

On top of learning and development, Brian is fond of public speaking. He has won the first place in the Macau-wide public speech contest by Macau Polytechnic Institute, and he has been regular winner in different speech contests of Toastmasters, Macau and Hong Kong.