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    What to Expect from Recovery, According to a Hong Kong Entrepreneur

    Cheryl Leung's Hong Kong-based fashion brand is months ahead U.S. businesses in terms of recovery. Here's what she says you should expect.
    by Stephanie Schomer Jul 01, 2020 2 minutes
    Source: Courtesy of Sau Lee
    Courtesy of Sau Lee

    Cheryl Leung knows what the future looks like — and it’s looking pretty good. 

    Leung is the founder of Sau Lee, a fashion brand based in Hong Kong, the city where she grew up. It’s also a city that felt the effects of the coronavirus crisis well ahead of the United States and, in turn, got a head start on its .

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