The 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong took place on Friday, 22 June 2018 in the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hong Kong. The night was graced with the presence of the Honorable Frank Chan, JP, Secretary for Transport and Housing, as our Guest of Honour. It was well attended by over 360 guests.

The evening commenced with a short video bringing guests into the time tunnel from the 1970s, recalling delighting moments and achievements of the Institute in the past decades. Mr Tsang Wing-hang, the President, welcomed all guests and in particular he thanked Mr Frank Chan, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Kevin Byrne and government officials joining the Institute in celebrating the Golden Anniversary.

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kong

(from left to right)Mr James Wong, CEO of Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Ltd; Mr Sunny Ho, Immediate Past President of CILTHK and International Vice President of CILT; Mr Simon Li, Director-General of Civil Aviation; Mr Wilson Kwong, CE of Hactl; Mr Alex Kwan, Exe Director, Engineering & Technology of AAHK; the Hon Frankie Yick, Chairman of CILTHK Gala Dinner Organising Committee; Mr Tsang Wing-hang, President of CILTHK, the Hon Frank Chan, Secretary for Transport and Housing; Lieutenant Colonel (Ret) Kevin Byrne, International President of CILT; Dr Dorothy Chan, WiLAT Global Advisor of CILT; Ms Mable Chan, Commissioner for Transport; Mrs Jenny Lam, CEO of CPSL; Mr Chan Kwok-sing, Director and EC Member of Shun Tak-China Travel Ship Management Ltd; Mr Lincoln Leong, CEO of MTR; Ir Dr Vincent Fong, Vice President of CILTHK; Mr Wong Sai-fat, Deputy Director of Marine; and Ir Dr Kelvin Leung, Vice President of CILTHK.

PresidentMr Wing Hang TSANG, FCILT

Immediate Past President Mr Sunny LK HO, FCILT

Vice PresidentsIr Dr Vincent P FONG, FCILT Dr Jacob CP KAM, FCILT Ir Dr Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILTDr Venus YH LUN, FCILT

Honorary Secretary Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT

Honorary Treasurer Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT

Council Members Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILTMr William CM CHUNG, CMILTIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTDr Stephen WC HO, FCILT Ms Vicky WM KOO, FCILTMr Ricky SB LAM, CMILTMs Karen SK LAM, CMILTMr Kong Yui LEUNG, FCILTMr Timothy KK LI, FCILTProf Becky PY LOO, FCILT Mr Mark MILLAR, FCILT

Dr Isaac KC NG, FCILTMr Peter YC NG, FCILTIr Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILTMr Simon SM TU, CMILTMr Eric MS WONG, FCILTIr Prof Sze Chun WONG, FCILT Ir Dr Eugene YC WONG, CMILTProf Anthony GO YEH, FCILTHon Frankie CM YICK, FCILTMs Carolina LC YIP, FCILTMiss Alice WC YIP, CMILT

Publication CommitteeIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTMr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILTDr Tsz Leung YIP, FCILTDr Roger KY CHAN, CMILTMs Phoebe KC WONG, CMILT

The 2016-2018 CILTHK Council

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The 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner 2018

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Institute and its members for their dedication in making Hong Kong great over the past 50 years.” The Hon Frank Chan, JP, Secretary for Transport and Housing

Mr Tang Chi Keung (right) of Argos Bus and Ms Dobbie Cheng (left) of CTBus, received their Organisation Membership certificates from Mr WH Tsang

Ir Dr David Ho (left) of HK Ferry received the Organisation Membership certificate from Mr WH Tsang

Mr Jeff Bent (right), Managing Director of Worldwide Cruise Terminals

Captain Michael Chan (right), Head of Government Flying Services Department

Dr Timothy Cheng (right), Head of South China of DHL Global Forwarding (China)

Ms Vivien Lau (left), Executive Director of Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited

Mr Vincent Yuen (right), Managing Director of Hutchison Logistics (HK) Limited

In his address to the audience, Mr Frank Chan, reminisced the success of Hong Kong that we have built an international trade hub, supported by a vibrant logistics industry and a world-class transport networks. Looking forward to the future, logistics and transport entail paradigm shift towards automation, innovation and sustainability. The Institute was expected to play a more prominent role in the face of global competition and technological evolution.

The CILTHK Gala Dinner is also the occasion where the CILT Awards are presented. The awardees for the year 2017 went to DKSH Hong Kong Limited (Enterprise awardee) and Worldwide Cruise Terminals (SME awardee). It was followed by a number of presentations. The first was the Organisation Membership Certificates presented to Argos Bus Services Company Limited, CTBus Limited and the Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company Limited.

Finally, Mr WH Tsang, the President, presented Fellowship Certificates to five newly elected members. The Chartered Fellowship is the most senior grade of membership in CILT. It is awarded to recognise those well-established professionals in the logistics and transport industry.

Photo album: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cilt_hong_kong/sets/72157698894353765

Ms Beryl Tse representing DKSH in receiving the CILT Enterprise Award 2017 from Mr Frank Chan (right) and Mr WH Tsang (left)

Mr Jeff Bent (middle) representing Worldwide Cruise Terminals receiving the CILT SME Award 2017 from Mr Frank Chan and Mr WH Tsang

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong KongThe 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner 2018

Performance by Larry and Ian“今天只做一件事”

Kallstar (team of KMB staff) sang the song "真的愛你"

Diamond Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Following the performances of two winning teams of the WiLAT Got Talent 2018, Mr Joe Junior, the famous singer, gave his performance which set the atmosphere for what became a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Guests were excited for the lucky draws and some of the fabulous prizes handed out include CX Business Class Round-trip tickets, iPhone, Dyson home appliances, apple watch….The Institute would like to express our sincere appreciations to the below sponsors and all participating companies, organisations and members of the dinner, without whom an event such as this would not be possible.

Mr Joe Junior

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CILT International Convention 2018, Wroclaw, Poland

CILT Hong Kong Delegation Meeting, 3 June 2018

Mr Sunny Ho, International VP and Mr Joseph Tsui, Hon. Secretary attended the delegation meeting on 3 June at which Mr Kevin Byrne, International President, and Mr Alan Jones, IVP of UK presided the meeting.

The CILT International noted the country report presented by Sunny Ho and Joseph Tsui and was impressed by the work done by CILTHK in promoting government recognition of CILT and the part that CILT can play in shaping future transport policies in Hong Kong. The meeting noted that there are about twenty events of various kinds held each year and the membership in Hong Kong is strong and stable.

The meeting is also pleased to note that CILTHK will celebrate its 50th anniversary at which Kevin Byrne, the International President would be attending the CILTHK 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner on 22 June shortly after the International Convention.

The CILT International advised CILTHK that a series of celebrations globally will be launched shortly to commemorate the first centenary of CILT International (since its establishment in1919) and CILTHK was invited to participate these activities.

Last but not the least, the CILT International noted that the great development regarding transport and logistics in the Guang-dong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Greater Bay Area) and hope CILTHK could leverage on this opportunities to encourage new membership to join.

CILT Strategy for 2019 and Beyond, 4 June 2018

The CILT will celebrate its first 100 years’ anniversary in 2019 and the International Convention will be held in Manchester. Mr Kevin Byrne addressed the audience about the future strategy of CILT in 2019 and beyond.

Mr Keith Newton, Secretary General also presented the talk about how we can encourage younger and female professionals to see CILT as their professional body of choice; how we can make professional membership attractive to individuals and to businesses/corporate bodies; and how we can significantly grow our education and training offering globally and in-country.

Members of the International Management Committee

Presentations by various distinguished speakers on various topics of interest to transport and logistics development such as Industry 4.0, Internet of Things and etc. on 4 June 2018 were made by:

Details of the presentations could be made available athttp://www.slideshare.net/ciltinternational

Mr Robin ProctorProf Richard Wilding

Prof Kin HassalProf Rene de Koster

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CILT International Convention 2018, Wroclaw, Poland

Visit to Amazon, 5 June 2018

The CILT delegates were arranged with a visit to Amazon Centre near Wroclaw on 5 June 2018 and were introduced with the presentation of how Amazon works and its motto : Work Hard. Have Fun. Make History. The visit was followed by a factory tour to the whole facilities by Amazon management.More photos of the CILT Convention 2018 could be made available athttp://www.flickr.com/photos/134390998@N06/albums/

WiLAT Conference, 3 June 2018

Dr Dorothy Chan, WiLAT Global Advisor; Ms Vicky Koo, WiLAT Global Deputy Convenor/WiLAT HK Chairperson and Ms Alice Yip, WiLAT East Asia Coordinator attended the CILT International Convention in Wroclaw, Poland. The WiLAT Conference was held on 3 June. Invited speakers were Dr Henryka Bochniarz, Founder and the head of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan; Prof Danuta Kisperska-Moroń, the University of Economics in Katowice and Barbara Kaśnikowska, General Manager of Wroclaw Aircraft Maintenance Services; shared their vision of

supporting women at work in the WiLAT Global session. WiLAT Global Advisor, Dr Dorothy Chan highlighted the strides that WiLAT has made in expanding its global foot print by increasing the coverage to 20 out of the 34 CILT countries, with the latest addition being Australia. During WiLAT meeting, Ms Alice Yip presented the WiLAT Survey report, and other countries are interested to conduct the same. WiLAT Operation Guideline was discussed, the draft v0.5 was updated for final approval by COT/IMC.

Young Professionals Conference, 3 June 2018

It is my pleasure to attend the CILT Convention 2018 in Poland on behalf of the CILTHK Young Member Committee (YMC). I presented our latest development in YMC, including our connections with the secondary school, our student ambassadors program and our representatives in each committee. International Young Professionals Committee fully recognises our representatives in each committee. They consider this is the best practice to develop the next generation of the Institute. Providing opportunities to young members to participate in different committees will achieve a number of benefits to our Institute and young members. It gives young members an opportunity which will make our Institute more appealing to new members. Young members may participate more actively in order to strive for this opportunity. They may have chance to work with and learn from the senior members in the committee. This can develop their skillsets while they can provide extra manpower to each committee. The Institute can also look for and cultivate suitable candidates to take up more important role in the future.

by Mr Franki Li, Executive Chair of YMC, CILTHK

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CILT International Young Achiever 2018Participating in the CILT International Convention 2018 was a rejuvenating experience for me.

The Convention was held in Wroclaw, Poland. The 4-day programme featured many advanced seminars, case studies, site visits and networking sessions. Many top level transport and logistic specialists from all over the world were attracted to the Convention, over 200 members from 35 CILT chapters. All the participants were quite experienced so it was indeed an inspirational and energising opportunity for me to connect with the greater transport & logistics community.

The twin themes for this year were Linking Central and Eastern Europe to the World, and The Impact of the Electric Car Revolution. I had a chance to learn from the insights of 22 international speakers on different topics that were associated to the themes. During the Convention, senior members of the Institution, including the International President, also re-emphasised the importance of delivering high quality education offering and developing young professionals in the industry.

On the 2nd day of the Convention, I was most humbled to receive the prestigious award, Winner of International Young Achiever 2018, presented by Alan Jones, Trustee and Chairperson of CILT’s Awards Committee, during the President’s Dinner. I was truly thankful to CILTHK for the unreserved support to my nomination.

Attending the Convention also gave me a chance to visit Poland for the first time. Before the trip I did some research and was impressed by the fact that Wroclaw had been named as European Capital of Culture in 2016 and considered as one of the most beautiful cities to live in. After landing in Poland and having chances to walk around, I was even more fascinated by the exciting blend of cultures, religions and politics in Wroclaw and inspired by the city’s profound academic heritage – the University of Wroclaw had produced 9 Nobel Prize winners since the beginning of the 20th century! During the casual chats with helpers of the Convention, I also got to know that Wroclaw is positioned as a major logistics hub in Central & Eastern Europe and there were many top logistics companies having operations here. For instance, Amazon has its 3rd biggest distribution centre located right in Wroclaw. Cruising around the city was indeed a perfect complement to the Convention after an entire day of learning, observing, and connecting.

All in all, the experience in CILT International Convention has been perfect for me to keep abreast of the latest trends & technologies, get new ideas, and meet other brilliant professionals in the industry. I am looking forward to the Convention next Year!

by Ir Gary Zhang, CMILTCILT International Young Achiever 2018CILTHK Young Achiever 2017

Global Logistics and Transport Conference 16-18 June 2019Featuring an exciting programme of globally-recognised speakers, activities and workshops, the CILT Centenary conference will: Commemorate 100 years of the global logistics and transport profession Celebrate our achievements Create our future

Full details of the programme and how to book this 'must attend' global logistics and transport conference will be released soon. #CILTCentenary19http://ciltuk.org.uk/Conference2019

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CILTHK 50th Anniversary Seminar Series

Evolution of Transport and Logistics in Hong Kong for 50 yearsEpisode One: Train & Tram, 26 May 2018

To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of CILTHK this year, Marketing & Promotion Committee and Professional Activities Committee organised the 50th Anniversary Seminar Series to illustrate and appraise the evolution of the transport and logistics industries in Hong Kong for the past 50 years. Renowned local transport & logistics companies which had been serving Hong Kong for more than 50 years have been invited to share their stories. The 1st episode themed ‘Train & Tram’ received an overwhelming response from members and friends and had been held successfully on 26 May 2018. We were glad to have Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd (HKT) and MTR Corporation Ltd (MTR) to share with us their interesting stories. Participants were brought to walk through the history, development and transformation of the two companies.

HKT is regarded as one of the busiest tram lines in the world. The tramway serves up to 200,000 passengers per day. Mr Steven Chan, Senior Engineering Manager of HKT, shared the story of the 100-year iconic double-decker from the past to present. It followed by Mr Cyril Aubin, Managing Director, addressing how HKT strives to provide environmental friendly local public transport services at high frequency and low

(from left to right) Mr KY Leung, Mr Alex Wong, Ir Mervin Choy, Mr Timothy Li (PAC Chairman), Mr Steven Chan (HKT); Mr Cyril Aubin (HKT), Mr WH Tsang (President of CILTHK), Mr Sam Chow (MPC Chairman), Mr Kelson Chan, Mr Ronnie Tong and Ir Gary Zhang (the MTR speakers), Mr Joseph Tsui, Mr Alan Kwan

prices. Paralleling the modernisation of facilities and enhancement of service quality, retaining the over 100-year icon is always their mission.

MTR was established in 1975 to provide mass transit service for Hong Kong people, it has evolved from a single-line operation to an integrated network covering all districts of Hong Kong. Now, the passenger capacity is about 5.8 million passengers per day which covers nearly 50 percent of the travelling public. The speakers, Mr Ronnie Tong, Head of Operating; Mr Kelson Chan, Strategy & Planning Manager and Ir Gary Zhang, Group Station Manager of MTR, elaborated to audience how MTR adopts a customer-centric strategy and uses innovation and technology to tackle the many technical, commercial and societal challenges, at the same time shared how MTR has taken its vision and success outside Hong Kong, now running railway services along a total of about 2,000 kilometers overseas.

We would like to convey our heartfelt thanks to Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd and MTR Corporation Ltd made the seminar a success.

(from left to right) Ir Mervin Choy, PAC member; Ir Gary Leung and Ir Shirley Leung (the speakers); Ir Dannies Ho, PAC member

CILTHK Seminar: Smart Mobility - Installation of Traffic Detectors on Strategic Routes in Hong Kong, 9 April 2018

Since the completion of the Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy Review Study in 2001, the Transport Department (TD) has implemented a wide spectrum of advanced technologies to enhance the efficiency of traffic management and to improve the overall capacity of the road system and safety. Ir Shirley Leung, Senior Engineer/Survey & Projects of Transport Department and Ir Gary Leung, Associate Director, Transportation (Traffic & Transport Planning) of AECOM Asia Co Ltd were invited to deliver a seminar on how various technologies have been deployed on strategic routes and their applications. About 400 sets of traffic detectors are planned to be installed along some of the strategic routes to detect vehicles passing by and collect real-time traffic data like traffic volume and speed. By using these advanced traffic detection technology, automatic incident detection and data collection could be achieved continuously 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

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YMC Youth Project 2017 – Sharing Session, 9 September 2017

Mr Sam Chow, MPC Chairman (right) pictured with Ms Beryl Tse, General Manager, Supply Chain Management of DKSH Hong Kong (left).

Sharing Sessionby DKSH Hong Kong Ltd, CILT Enterprise Award,2 June 2018

To honor the outstanding achievements of winning companies of the CILT Award 2017, the first sharing session by the Enterprise Award winner was arranged on 2 June 2018 to DKSH Hong Kong Ltd. The presentation and on-site touring was highly appreciated by the participants.

At the sharing session, the visiting group was received by Ms Beryl Tse, General Manager of Supply Chain Management and her team. An in-depth presentation was given by Mr Jimmy Fu, Senior Manager, Project Management of Supply Chain Management, and followed with a guided tour on the operations of DKSH’s new distribution center.

Participants were introduced how the innovative technologies being deployed to facilitate the operations, for example, the Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and vertical carousels which are an advanced storage machines that are ideal for smaller medical devices or piece-pick pharmaceuticals. The significant achievement of DKSH in operations effectiveness and quality recommendations allowed them to stand out from the highly competitive logistics industry and conferred with the CILT Award.

Marketing & Promotion Committee

Education & Training CommitteeThe CILTHK Kerry Logistics Scholarship 2017-2018

It’s the second year the Institute collaborates with Kerry Logistics in organising a special scholarship programme for local full-time students undertaking master degree or bachelor degree in logistics. This year, six out of nine nominating students were selected for the final round. To facilitate students in preparing for a presentation around the theme of “Automation in Logistics”, they were invited for a field trip at Kerry Cargo Centre in Kwai Chung on 2 June and were shown around various warehouse facilities and work flows.

The final assessment was held on 16 June and members of the judging panel were Mr Jacky Chan, Deputy Director – Integrated Logistics of Kerry Logistics; Dr Isaac Ng, Chairman of CILTHK E&T Committee; and Mr David Leung, Member of CILTHK E&T Committee. The judges were impressed with the performance all six students who had well prepared in applying their knowledge and demonstrating the observations in the last visit. Awarding students are:

The CILTHK Kerry Logistics Scholarship will be presented at the Institute’s forthcoming Annual General Meeting on 20 September 2018.

Mr William Du, MSc in Industrial Logistics Systems, PolyUMiss Jessica Chuen, BBA (Hons) in International Shipping and Transport Logistics, PolyUMiss Kelly Chan, BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management, PolyU

Visiting students took the picture with Mr Alvin Kwok (1st from the left), Assistant Manager-Logistics Solutions, F&B and Ms Rebecca Tang (2nd from the right), Senior Officer – Corp Account, Fashion & Lifestyle

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In a highly competitive operating environment, retention of talent is a key factor for success in the business community. The same speaks for the supply chain, logistics and transport industry. To encourage diversity and to develop the potential of our young talent and in particular female employees, Women in Logistics and Transport, Hong Kong conducted a comprehensive online survey among CILTHK members and supporting organisations on how to attract and retain female talent in the industry. The survey was conducted between 12 March and 9 April 2018 and the key findings are summarised below:

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Women in Logistics and Transport

WiLAT’s Got Talent 2018, 28 April 2018WiLAT’s Got Talent 2018 was successfully held on April 28, 2018 at The Hub in Wan Chai. The performances by our industry practitioners were professional and it was a joyous afternoon and well-attended by over 50 audience including practitioners, students and friends of WiLAT. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our event sponsors making this event successful. Sponsors included Shun Tak-China Travel Ship Management Ltd., MTR Corporation Ltd, Fedex Express, Asia Airfreight Terminal Co Ltd, Landmark Global Inc, Hutchison Logistics, Sa Sa International Holdings Ltd, Hing Fat Flower Group and Opera Hong Kong. We do look forward to their continuing support in the years to come.

WiLAT’s Got Talent 2018 is the fourth run talent show organised for the Logistics and Transport industry.

The judge panel was comprised of 4 professionals and industry leaders and they were:

Ms Wayne Sum, Superintendent of Police, Administration & Support Division, Hong Kong Police College Ms Miriam Lau, WiLAT Hong Kong Advisor Ir Dr Vincent Fong, CILT Hong Kong VP Ms Elise Kwok, WiLAT’s Got Talent Artistic Director

The 4 prizes were awarded to the following contestants:

Best Originality & Creativity Award: K All Star (KMB) Best Aesthetic Appeal Award: Mr Alan Wong (TurboJET) Best Audience Appeal Award (voted by audience with decibel calculator): Mr Larry Fong and student team (Hang Seng Management College) Best Artistry Award: Mr Kam Sau Lan (KMB)

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CILTHK YMC Pitch CompetitionIt is an amazing competition emphasising on sales pitch and industrial innovation. Students are required to have deep data mining on latest projects in Transport and Logistics. Most importantly, they were required to deliver their sales pitch to industrial experts and have quick and appropriate responses to all those challenges from the judges. The YMC thanked for the supports from members of the judging panel: Mr Sunny Ho, Immediate Past President of CILTHK; Dr Isaac Ng, Council Member and Chairman of E&T of CILTHK; Dr Raymond Kan, Lecturer of IVE. Also, our heartfelt appreciation for the financial sponsorship on the awards from The Janel Group of Hong Kong Ltd.

HKUST – The Great Bay Area,the Champion

The results and summaries of submissions:

The Greater Bay Area arose our interest as it is regarded as a vital component of the One Belt One Road Initiative. Being positioned as a prominent global logistics hub with a high percentage of cargo transfer, in a foreseeable future, the region will contribute substantially to the economic boost and rapid growth of logistics industry that port throughput and capacity of freight will surge. Moreover, as the concomitant of technology growth, artificial intelligence and blockchain will be fully utilised with the advance of warehouse and e-commerce development. Logistic thus turns into a technology-based industry.

HSMC – IoT & Big Data in Hong Kong Transportation, the 1st Runner-upWith rapid development of technology such as 5G networks, “Smart Transportation” could become a new focus in Hong Kong by applying the idea of Internet of things (IoT) and big data. IoT is a network of physical devices, appliances and other items which embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity to connect things for data exchange. The large volume of structured and unstructured data gathered and exchanged is analysed for insights that lead to better decisions and strategic business moves. The idea would transform local transportation to an automated, system-guided and real-time responding transportation – Smart Transportation in Hong Kong.

HKU – Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao-Bridge, the 3rd Runner-up

PolyU – Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area, the 2nd Runner-up

The project aims to review the significance of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. The impact in terms of E-commerce business and its own safety issue are discussed in the project. As the e-commerce is growing in an aggressive pace, the logistic fundamental have to be eligible to support the expanding business. HKZM Bridge plays a crucial role which provides additional transportation and logistics option for logistic operation. Despite the fact that the bridge offers various advantages, the safety issue do deserve our attention. The dolosse issue is a controversial topic recently, hence, some recommendation have to be provided so as to ease the public confusion.

Through preparing for the pitching, we find that the Guang-dong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area can bring advantages to Hong Kong through providing the opportunities and turning the threats into the opportunities. Some people think that the logistics industry of Hong Kong is facing serious challenge, so Hong Kong needs the Greater Bay Area to maintain its competitiveness. But it is not true, since Hong Kong stills plays a vital role in international marine industry. Hong Kong has its own strengths such as comprehensive legal system, free trade market and great geographical location. Hong Kong can assist the operation and the development of the greater bay area. Therefore, it is more correct to state that “The Bay needs Hong Kong”.

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Urumqi-Naples, Italy cargo train route cuts ocean shipping by half

Changi T1 expansion project: New arrival hall and basementcarpark to open this year

PChomestore Marketplace says free delivery strategy works service?

Didi plans to manage urban transport

Hong Kong high-speed rail ‘should offer 30 per cent discount to attract passengers’

Tanjong Pagar Terminal cleared ahead of schedule

Electronic Bill of Lading - How is paperless trade possible?

PSA Singapore unveils advanced port technologies in new exhibition

Members’ Profiles

Michael CHAN, FCILT

Jeff BENT, FCILT

Captain Michael Chan is the Head of GovernmentFlying Service (GFS) of the HKSAR Government. A life time aviator, Michael started aviation with the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) as a Student Air Traffic Control Officer in 1983. He obtained his Private Pilot Licence in 1984 and was subsequently qualified in Aerodrome and Area Control. Michael joined the GFS as a Cadet Pilot in 1989. He was trained on fixed wing aircraft and was selected to fly helicopter in 1992. During his active frontline service in the GFS in the earlier years, he participated in various search and rescue operations which earned him

Vivien LAU, FCILT

Timothy CHENG, FCILT

Vivien Lau is appointed Managing Director of Hacis (a subsidiary of Hactl) in October 2012, and Executive Director of Hactl in July 2014. Vivien has played a key role in re-shaping Hactl group’s activities in response to the new competitive landscape in air cargo market in Hong Kong. In 2014, Vivien’s role was expanded to oversee all commercial strategies, customer relations, business development and investment

Dr Timothy Cheng, Head of South China, DHL Global Forwarding (China) Co., Ltd, has been with DHL since July 2001. Dr Cheng holds a Doctor’s Degree of Business Administration from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

During the 17 years in DHL, Dr Cheng has been serving in various positions with great achievements in business development and management. He has ever took the role of Sales manager, Branch manager, Head of district operations etc. He is currently responsible for management on business and operations in South China District,

projects under Hactl group.

Since her joining to the air cargo & logistics industry in 2012, Vivien has been actively participating in various industry events and sharing her views as speakers in international conferences. Vivien also serves as a member in Hong Kong Logistics Development Council, and HKTDC Logistics Advisory Committee.

Vincent started his career in Hongkong International Terminals Limited where he held a number of business development, commercial and management positions for Hutchison port. Since 2012, he is appointed as the Managing Director of Port Services and Logistics Division of HPHT Limited, he leads both Hutchison Logistics (HK) and Asia Port Services, integrating services from freight handling, warehousing and distribution, container depot and repair, truckingand feeder service to provide seamless total supply chain solution across sea, air, and land networks to customers.

HPHT Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hutchison Port Holding Trust (“HPH Trust”), the world’s first publicly traded container port business trust listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange. Since 2012, Vincent is a member of the HPH Trust EXCO, a committee of executives that determines the strategy for HPH Trust, and he holds a Master of Science degree from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

as well as executing DHL’s strategy deployment in this area. Headquartered in Shenzhen, a booming city of high-tech industry derived and high-end manufacturing agglomeration, Dr Cheng and his team are leading the industry with their expertise and comprehensive logistics solutions and services for both multinational giants as well as BC customers.

Dr Cheng's is also ranking among the expert bank of Shenzhen Municipal Transportation Committee on the area of Morden logistics to support the municipal government on industry development.

Vincent YUEN, FCILT

Jeff is the managing director at Worldwide Cruise Terminals, a joint venture company managing and operating Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. He is also director for rail and cruise projects at Worldwide Flight Services, a leading airport ground handler and world's largest independent air cargo handler. Jeff is a member of the Council of China Cruise Development Experts (中國郵輪發展專家委員會) and participates in the China Ports and Harbors Association, Cruise Subcommittee.

a Silver Medal and a Bronze Medal for Bravery on different missions. Michael was appointed the Controller of GFS in March 2008. Since 2009, Michael was heavily involved in the selection and definition of the latest technology for the replacement fixed wing aircraft and helicopters for the GFS. Michael was elected a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society in 2014 for his contribution in the aviation industry. Professionally, he holds Professional Pilot Licences from the EU, UK, Hong Kong and China. Academically, he holds a Master of Business and has just completed a Master of Social Science in Economics.

He is an external member of the academic committee for the HKU SPACE and Plymouth University BSc in Cruise Management top-up degree program. Jeff holds degrees from Connecticut College, Cornell, and Chinese University. Jeff is a trilingual and biliterate Hong Kong permanent resident, and looks forward to meeting and interacting with more CILT members.

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New & upgrade members

(Updated as at 19 July 2018)

HO Kit-ying YAM Kwong-fu, Calvin

CHOI Shui-man, StevenWAN Sai-chung

UPGRADE to CMILTs

NEW MILTsNew FCILT

CHEUNG Fu-chi, PatrickKWONG Chi-waiLI Chiu-kitLI Kwok-waiLI Yee-wah, JanicePOON Yim-wahSO SikTONG Yuen-hanWAN Chung-lai, JohnnyWONG Chun-ah, ZinaWONG Pui-chungYUEN Man-sin, Michelle

Jeffrey Cowne BENTTimothy CHENGYUEN Wing-sang, Vincent

Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company Limited

LAM Pui-hangNEW CMILTs

NEW Organisation Members

UPGRADE to MILT

LEE Lik-hangNEW Graduate Member

NEW Student Members

NEW Student Members

Louis AU CHAN Chung-yiCHAN Chun-tingCHAN Hoi-ching, DawnCHAN Hoi-hangCHAN Lok-hangCHAN Lok-sangCHAN Tsz-shanCHAN Wun-chuCHAN Yan-yue, JodyCHANG Wing-szeCHAU King-fung

CHENG Cheuk-yiuCHEUNG Man-yeeCHIU Lok-manCHU Shun-chungCHUNG Pui-kwanDING ZhijianDU QiweiHU YunruoHUI Man-fungHUI Tsz-yanHUNG Pui-yeeLAM Ching-yeeLAM Ka-chingLAM Nga-kwan, CharlieLAM Tin-yanLAW Kwan-yeeEricson LEELEUNG Hoi-lamLEUNG Hoi-tingLI Hoi-wongLI Lok-yiLI Sin-yanLIU Enming, FelixLO Lam-lam

LO Yip-longMAK Ka-heiMOK JayseemVinit Pramod PONKSHESHISH Wing-lamSHIU Tsz-lunSIU Hoi-kiuSO Kai-heiSUEN Ka-leeTAM Ka-kiTSANG Hiu-tatTSE Sze-tingWAN Ka-sinWANG Tianyi, PeterWENG YuxiangWONG Hiu-chingWONG Hong-chunWONG Ho-yan, JoyceWONG Oi-ling, IreneWONG Wing-kiWONG Yik-manWOO Chun-lokYUEN Pui-szeZHANG Bin

CILTHK 50th Anniversary CelebrationSeminar: Making Blockchain Real

International Conference on Smart Mobility & Logistics in Future Cities

The 33rd Annual Conference of the Asia Pacific Occupational Safety and Health Organisation (APOSHO 33)

The 23rd International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies

30 Aug 2018

18-20 Oct 2018

5 Dec 2018

8-10 Dec 2018

CPD activities

Date: 20 September 2018, ThursdayTime: 7:00pm (follows by a buffet dinner at 8:00pm)Venue: Happy Valley Suite, Hong Kong Football Club, Happy Valley, Hong Kong

The revision of the Institute’s Articles of Association was resolved in last year’s Annual General Meeting that allows electronic communication with its members. Therefore, annual report, general meeting notice and related documents (the Documents) will be in electronic form rather than in printed from this year onwards; accordingly, all members have been duly advised with a postal notice on 22 May 2017. All members will receive a notification email when the Documents for the AGM 2018 are made available on the Institute’s website: www.cilt.org.hk.

If you prefer to receive the Documents in printed form, please write to the Secretariat by email to info@cilt.org.hk or by fax to 2866-6118 by 27 August 2018. You may change your means of receipt of the Documents any time by reasonable notice in writing to the Institute. If you have any questions, please contact Miss Harriet Leung at 3114-8033 or email to info@cilt.org.hk.

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CILTHK members are offered discounted rate at HK$3,800/personFor registration, please visit the Conference website at http://www.hkuits.hku.hk/2018-conference/