繁體中文
李家駒博士(Elvin Lee Ka-kui),銅紫荊星章,太平紳士,香港出版界人士,第八屆立法會選舉委員會界別議員。他現任香港出版總會會長、聯合出版(集團)有限公司副總裁,掌管集團的出版業務,並兼任集團旗下多間出版社的董事長。
在出任香港出版總會會長之前,他曾擔任香港出版學會會長及香港版權授權協會會長等職務,長期參與並推動出版業的專業化及向外拓展,亦曾於2011年至2015年間參與推動出版界的「騰飛創意」項目,鼓勵業界開拓市場。他同時出任中國文化研究院管治架構成員及香港地方志中心委員會成員,參與推廣中華文化及編修地方志的工作,並為公共政策研究機構就文化及出版議題提供意見。
2025年立法會換屆選舉,他循選舉委員會界別參選,取得1,193票當選(候選人編號2),於2026年1月1日就任。他關注香港出版及文化產業的發展,主張善用香港在出版、版權貿易及中外文化交流方面的優勢,配合香港作為中外文化藝術交流中心的定位,推動文化創意產業發展及知識傳播,並期望以出版界的經驗協助制訂更貼近業界需要的文化政策。
English
Dr Elvin Lee Ka-kui, who holds the Bronze Bauhinia Star and is a Justice of the Peace, is a Hong Kong publishing figure and a member of the eighth-term Legislative Council elected through the Election Committee constituency. He is chairman of the Hong Kong Publishing Federation and a vice-president of Sino United Publishing (Holdings) Limited, overseeing the group's publishing business and chairing several of its publishing houses. Before becoming chairman of the Hong Kong Publishing Federation he was chairman of the Hong Kong Publishing Professionals Society and of the Hong Kong Copyright Licensing Association, and has long worked to professionalise the publishing industry and expand its reach. Between 2011 and 2015 he was involved in a publishing initiative that encouraged the trade to open up new markets. He is also a member of the governance structure of the China Institute for Culture and a committee member of the Hong Kong Chronicles Institute, taking part in promoting Chinese culture and compiling local chronicles, and offers views on culture and publishing to a public policy research body. In the 2025 Legislative Council election he ran in the Election Committee constituency, won 1,193 votes and took office on 1 January 2026. He follows the development of Hong Kong's publishing and cultural industries and argues that the city should make good use of its strengths in publishing, copyright trading and cultural exchange between China and the rest of the world, in line with its positioning as an East-meets-West centre for international cultural exchange, in order to promote the cultural and creative industries and the spread of knowledge, and hopes to use his publishing experience to help shape cultural policy that is closer to the industry's needs.