Henry Leong

Mosaic Advisory Group

Henry Leong

Capital Transactions · Cross-Border Joint Ventures

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Henry Leong is an experienced business executive with a focus on capital transactions and cross-border joint-venture relationships between the Asia-Pacific region and the United States. He came to California from Vietnam at the age of 10, after spending a year in a refugee camp in Malaysia. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a degree in Oriental Languages and entered the securities business, beginning as a financial consultant with First Investors Corporation. Over more than a decade, he worked in investment banking and private client services with major national and international securities firms including Dreyfus Financial Services, Charles Schwab, Oppenheimer and Morgan Stanley. He has held securities licenses with the NASD (now FINRA), including Series 6, 7, 8, 63 and 65.

Mr. Leong subsequently founded Vietbridge Capital Corp. to accelerate economic development in Vietnam. He also serves as the Investment Chairman for the Overseas Vietnamese Business Association, with the strong support of the Prime Minister of Vietnam, Mr. Nguyen Tan Dung, and the country of Vietnam. He is authorized as the official Business Consultant by the Tianjin Investment Promotion Center and the Tianjin Taiwan Compatriot Investment Service Center in China. In addition to serving as President of Vietbridge, Mr. Leong is a partner in a Hong Kong-based hedge fund, Rich Mega Inc. Ltd., which makes direct investments from relationships established by Vietbridge. Viet Capital Corp., a Nevada-based investment vehicle founded and controlled by Mr. Leong, is funded by Rich Mega Inc.

Over the past five years, Mr. Leong has helped US Regional Centers and clients raise over $500 million through EB-5 (Green Card) programs. He has also worked as an independent marketing consultant for gaming companies including Trump Casino, Majestic Star, Horseshoe, MGM, The Grand Ho Tram Strip and Harrah's Entertainment. Fluent in Vietnamese, Cantonese and Mandarin, he resides in Chicago, is married to Thanhchi Nguyen, and has three children: Tiffany, Nathan and Brian.