Ms. Agnes Mak has over 20 years of experience in information technology, with a proven track record of using IT as a tool for business growth and performance improvement, operations, and cost control in alignment with business objectives, policies and priorities. Prior to joining SUNDAY, she was the Head of IT of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority, Head of IT - Asia Pacific North of British American Tobacco China and the Director of MIS of The Gap (Far East) Ltd.

Ms. Mak has been a strong advocate in the IT community along with her successful full-time career. She was the President of the Hong Kong Computer Society and is currently , a council member of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, a member of the Finance Committee of the Hong Kong Housing Authority, a member of the General Support Program Vetting Committee of the Innovation and Technology Fund and the Chairperson of the Information & Communications Technology / Industry Training Advisory Committee of Education & Manpower Bureau.

Ms. Mak has been encouraging professionalism among IT specialists and has initiated the establishment of a framework for assessing and certifying IT professionals. Having a strong commitment in IT education, Ms. Mak has conducted and lectured at numerous career talks and seminars organized for Hong Kong schools while chairing the IT in Education Committee of the Hong Kong Computer Society. Her objective has always been one that addresses both the technical as well as the social aspects of IT usage, In the past 15 years, Ms. Mak has served as a member and chairperson of various Advisory Committees related to Computer Science/Information Technology in a number of tertiary educational institutions where her expertise and advice on curriculum development and evaluations are highly valued.

Ms. Mak has played a key role in promoting IT usage in Hong Kong. She initiated the establishment of the "IT Excellence Awards" by the Hong Kong Computer Society in 1998 and has served as the chairperson of the Organizing Committee since then. The Awards aim to encourage greater use of IT by stimulating greater creativity and competition in software developments. After only a few years, the awards have enjoyed a strong and stable image and have attracted the interests of both local and international investors.