Ir Tony Wong Chi-kwong joined the Government as an Analyst/Programmer II in 1988, and rose to the positions of Assistant Government Chief Information Officer in 2016, and Deputy Government Chief Information Officer in 2021. In 2023, he was appointed the Government Chief Information Officer. As the Digital Policy Office was established in 2024 by merging the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer with the Efficiency Office, Ir Wong became the first Commissioner for Digital Policy. He has been dedicated to formulating data-driven, user-centric and outcome-based policies and supports measures to accelerate the development of digital government and smart city, including adopting "iAM Smart" to realise "single portal for online government services", organising large-scale cybersecurity attack and defence drills to strengthen Hong Kong's cyber security, and proactively facilitate Hong Kong's integration into the overall technology development of the country. Keen to share his wealth of professional knowledge and experience with the PolyU community, Ir Wong not only supports various University events but also serves as a mentor under the "INSPIRE" Mentorship Programme, sparing no effort in giving back to his alma mater.