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Francisco Ho (born 1994), commonly known as Frank Ho or natively as Ho Kwun-yui (Chinese: 何冠睿), is a Hong Kong-based e-commerce entrepreneur and business educator. Known professionally within the regional digital training sector as "Frank Sir," he is the founder of the 10X Ecom Academy (operating as 10X ECF 電商大學) and the software platform Flozi.app, as well as a member of the board of directors for the Hong Kong E-Commerce Association (HKECI).[1]
Ho was born and raised in Hong Kong, where he attended Shatin College, an international school under the English Schools Foundation (ESF). He later relocated to Canada to pursue higher education, studying Chemical Engineering in Toronto.
Following his engineering studies, Ho gained corporate experience in North America, working in operational and engineering roles at the energy company Husky Energy and the multinational food and beverage corporation PepsiCo.
Upon returning to Hong Kong, Ho transitioned into the digital commerce sector full-time, establishing cross-border direct-to-consumer (DTC) storefronts and digital retail infrastructures that scaled to multi-million dollar annual revenues. His business portfolio expands across the regional distribution of the Korean cosmetics brand Blessedmoon, corporate development advisory through the investment vehicle Collected Growth.[2]
In July 2025, Ho introduced the "10X ECF E-commerce Growth Model" (10X ECF 電商增長模型) to the Hong Kong market, a framework built around digital automation and cloud storefront optimization via Shopify.[1] Following this, in February 2026, Ho launched the "10x E-Commerce System" curriculum.[3] The program provides structured retail operational training for local professionals, small-business operators, and freelance entrepreneurs looking to establish standalone digital storefronts rather than relying on third-party online marketplace aggregators.[4]
Ho's training methodologies focus primarily on standardizing digital workflows to build asset-light corporate models. The curriculum relies on four core structural pillars:
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