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香港運輸物流學會

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kongwww.cilt.org.hk

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JUL - SEP 2015Newsletter

The 2014-2016 CouncilPresidentMr Sunny LK HO, FCILT

Immediate Past President Prof Becky PY LOO, FCILT

Vice PresidentsIr Vincent P FONG, FCILT Ir Dr Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILTDr Venus YH LUN, FCILTMr TSANG Wing Hang, FCILTHonorary Secretary Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT

Honorary Treasurer Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT

Council Members Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILTIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTDr Stephen WC HO, FCILTDr Jacob CP KAM, FCILTMs Vicky WM KOO, FCILTMr LEUNG Kong Yui, FCILTMr Timothy KK LI, FCILTMr LI Yun Tai, FCILTMr Mark MILLAR, FCILTDr Isaac KC NG, FCILTMr Peter YC NG, FCILTIr Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILTMr Eric MS WONG, FCILT

Ir Prof WONG Sze Chun, FCILTProf Anthony GO YEH, FCILTHon Frankie CM YICK, FCILTMs Carolina LC YIP, FCILTMr Kenrick CF FOK, CMILTMiss Karen SK LAM, CMILTMr Simon SM TU, CMILTDr Eugene YC WONG, CMILTMiss Alice WC YIP, CMILT

Publication CommitteeIr Dr David CS HO, FCILTDr Stephen CH LEUNG, FCILTMr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT Dr YIP Tsz Leung, FCILTMs Carmen WC LI, FCILTDr Roger KY CHAN, CMILT Mr Eric MK OR, CMILT

CILTHKAnnual General Meeting 2015

(from left to right) Mr Ronald Lee, representing Honorar y Auditor ; Dr Kenneth Pang, Honorar y Treasurer ; Mr Sunny Ho, President; Ms Suyin Anand, Honorar y Legal Advisor

The Institute’s Annual General Meeting 2015 was convened on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at the Hong Kong Football Club, Happy Valley, Hong Kong. Mr Sunny Ho presented his President’s Report for the year 2014/2015 with main points as follows:

In concluding his presidential report, Mr Ho again expressed his heartfelt thanks to corporates/organisations for their undaunted support to the Institute’s activities in the past year. The AGM was attended by 62 members and guests. All resolutions on the agenda were adopted.

Membership picked up again though the growth was mild at this stageNew Professional Qualifying Examination (PQE) will be implemented in May 2017The Council has been working hard in keeping a healthy �nancial positionCILTHK continues as one of the active members in the CILT international family

Mr Goh Chee-tiong, Gary (right) was one of our new Chartered Fellows

Mr Wu Chun-wah, Christopher (right) was presented with the Chartered Membership Certi�cate

Mr Ng Cho -kee, Frankie (right) successfully upgraded from Graduate Member to become a Char tered Member

CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2015

CILTHK President Award

Welcome New FCILTs and CMILTs

Ir Dr David Ho (right) received the diamond Institute collar pin from Mr Sunny Ho (left)

Ir Prof SC Wong (right) received the diamond Institute collar pin from Mr Sunny Ho (left)

was the former Chairman of CITHK in 1995-1997. Other than actively serving the CILTHK, he has been well recongised in the industry for the signi�cant contributions to both the local transport and logistics industry.

Ir Dr David Hohas been serving the CILTHK Council and various committees since 1997. He was the President in 2008-2010. Having outstanding academic achievements, Prof Wong has also been appointed as member of various government advisory organisations.

Ir Prof SC Wong

Two Chartered Fellows were conferred with this prestigious honour in appreciating for their commitment and years of contributions to both the Institute and the industry in Hong Kong.

Our warm welcome to all the newly elected members and our sincere congratulations to those who have successfully upgraded to become Chartered Fellow (FCILT) or Chartered Member (CMILT). Some recently elected members were invited in receiving their membership certi�cate at the AGM.

Miss Leung Hiu-yan Kitty, a current student of BSc (Hons) in Logistics Engineering with Management at PolyU

Miss Yan Ni, Nina, a PolyU student undertaking the MSc in International Shipping and Transport Logistics

Mr Ho Hiu-fung, Ivan, a graduate of HD in International Transport Logistics from PolyU

CILTHK Scholarships 2014/2015This is a new initiative and the Institute would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Ir Dr Anthony Lau and his company Paci�c Air Limited for the donation of the scholarship fund. An awardee for each academic level – Master / Bachelor / Sub-degree, was o�ered a bursary of HK$4,000.00.

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CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2015

Champion The Hong Kong Polytechnic University- Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University- Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies

HKU SPACE Community College

CHAN Man-hongCHOW Yin-tsun Anson

LEUNG Ho-kinLEUNG Suet-ying

HO Hiu-fung Ivan

SZETO Chung-ming Carson

The Prospect of MaritimeArbitration in Hong Kong

What about the Reverse Logistics

World Railway System

1st Runner-up

2nd Runner-up

Team member(s)InstituteAward Topic

CILTHK Logistics & Transport Student Final Year Project Award 2015

Miss Wendy Tam was presented with the Award by

Mr Sunny Ho at the AGM

CILTHK Case Competition 2015The Young Members Committee (YMC) set “What’s NEXT for Transport and Logistics?” as the theme this year which has attracted 7 submissions. Other than the research quality is an assessment criteria, a focus was also put on the presentation skill and performance in the �nal assessment. Mr Norman Lok representing Vinpac Lines (Hong Kong) Limited, the sponsor of this activity, was invited to present the awards to the three winners:

Students of the Champion team were presented with the Award by both Mr Norman Lok, Chairman of Vinpac Group (Holdings) Inc. (1st from the right) and Mr Sunny Ho (1st from the left)

The objective of the award is to encourage research and writing by students. The Award was conferred to Miss Tam Wing-yiu Wendy. She graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in May. The title of her winning thesis was Feasibility Study of RFID-based Fallen Object Detection System in Mass Transportation Industry.

We would sincerely thank for the supports from both Hong Kong International Airport and Kwoon Chung Bus Holding Limited in sponsoring this award.

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At the dinner session held after the AGM, we were grateful for the sharing by our Honorary Legal Advisor, Ms Suyin Anand, on the topic “Potential Impact of the Competition Ordinance on the Logistics Industry”. The Com-petition Ordinance was passed on 14 June 2012 and is expected to come into full force later this year. The talk was well received by members and guests which gave audience a better understanding of what’s happening and how we should prepare for its arrival.

The Institute would like to tender our appreciations to both Ms Suyin Anand and Mr Ronald Lee for their support in providing legal and accounting services respectively on an honorary basis in the past year. Ronald H.T. Lee & Co has been re-appointed as the Honorary Auditor for the �nancial year ended 31 December 2015.

Stronger Together: Global Strategies for Success in Logistics and Transport is the theme for the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport’s (CILT) International Convention this year. The convention took place on 13 – 16 September, at Jumeirah Creekside Hotel, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Hong Kong delegation was led by the President, Mr Sunny Ho, and International Vice President, Prof Becky Loo. Other Hong Kong representatives included Dr Dorothy Chan (Immediate Past President of CILT International), Mr Joseph Tsui, Ms Vicky Koo (Convenor of WiLAT HK), Miss Harriet Leung, and three young members Mr Stephen Chan (Regional Ambassador for Young Professionals), Mr Keno Cheung and Mr Kelvin Ng.

(from left to right) Mr Paul Brooks, International President; Dr Dorothy Chan and Mr Keith Newton, Secretary General

1. Dr Dorothy Chan was conferred with the Honorary Fellowship

Congratulations to Dr Dorothy Chan! Dr Chan began serving the CITHK as the Honorary Secretary from 1978 to 1982 and later took up the chairmanship in 1989-1990. In the past decade, she has been representing CILTHK serving the CILT International in various important positions - International Vice President (2004-2007), Chairperson of the International Membership and Educa-tion Committee (2004-2010). She was elected the International President (2013-2014) and has brought the Institute to a new level of achievements. Recently, she has been appointed as Global Advisor for WiLAT.

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Internationally / Regionally - Identify the key outcomes we wish to achieve - Identify the key measures of success

Establish ‘success view’ for local councils Manage any changes

2. International Awards and Appointment

(from left to right) Mr Paul Brooks, Mr Robin Dunlop and Mr Keith Newton

Prof Wang Derong, President of CILT China (5th from the left) received the International Territorial Organisation certi�cate from Mr Paul Brooks

Mr Alexey Koval, Founder member of CILT Ukraine (right) was welcomed onto the stage at International Convention to collect an International Branch certi�cate from Mr Paul Brooks

To acknowledge the distinguished service of the International Vice President, Mr Robin Dunlop was presented the Pegasus Award. Over the last 3 years, Mr Dunlop has been supporting the Young Professionals and assisting their development into a structured group with a regional leadership.

In the presence of the International family at the Convention, CILT China was presented the new Territorial Organisation certi�cate which in fact has been formally upgraded to Territory status on 1 January 2015. We were also pleased in welcoming CILT Ukraine for being a new member of the CILT family.

Congratulations to Miss Isabella Austin from CILT UK for winning the International Young Achiever of the Year. Isabella is the Client Account Manager at Collect+, UK. Mr Kelvin Ng, nominee from CILTHK, was among the runners up and received the award of Highly Recommended.

3. Learning and SharingMr Paul Brooks stressed the Mission of the Institute is to “Create the right educational pathways and set the right development opportunities to be seen as the leading professional body globally by those within and outside our profession”. He further elaborated the below framework of the CILT 5 Year Strategy:

The revised Membership Guidelines was introduced by Prof Becky Loo, IVP and Chairperson of the International Membership Standards Committee. It will be served as a useful and relevant reference for all TOs and IBs. Allowing �exibility, speci�c benchmarks are set out in the Guidelines to ensure that a consistently HIGH standard of professional membership is maintained. At the Membership Best Practices Session, CILTHK joined Australia, Ghana, Nigeria, North America and UK in sharing ideas and practices.

Eng. Mahmood Al Bastaki, Chief Executive O�cer, Dubai Trade- Topic: Stronger Together: Global Strategies for Success in Logistics and Transport

Mr Mark Millar, Industry Expert, Writer, Presenter and Lecturer- Topic: Exploring how Regional Logistics Hubs Empower Global Supply Chains

Professor Christopher Kissling, Academic, Consultant and Writer; and Dr John Webb, Head, School of Logistics and Maritime Studies, Bahrain Polytechnic - Topic: Shedding Light on Transport Network Performance

Mr Jonathan James, Section Head Freight Policies, Freight Division Surface Transport Section, Abu Dhabi DoT - Topic: Bringing the Abu Dhabi Road Freight Industry into the Government Fold

This year’s programme was enriched with four high-pro�le industry speakers to address on subjects linked into the theme of the Convention.

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Sharing by Mr Kelvin Ng, MILT

In September 2015, I travelled to Dubai to join the CILT International Convention for the CILT international Young Achiever Award competition. This city really impressed me a lot with their slogan “Bigger and Better”. They have the tallest building in the world (Burj Khalīfa Tower), the largest shopping mall in the world (Dubai Mall), the world's largest choreographed fountain system (The Dubai Fountain)……

I arrived at Dubai a day before the convention started, which allowed me to have some time to explore this famous city. I went to the world’s biggest mall “Dubai Mall” and found out that the mall was much bigger than I thought as I really got lost in the mall! And as a member of the CILT, of course I would take the chance to experience the public transport system. I took the Dubai metro system and it did impress me with its modern design and convenience. In the convention, although I only got the award of “Highly Commented” in the International Young Achiever Award competition, I had already learned a lot in the Convention especially in the YP conference which I could apply at my own company.

During the YP conference, all the YPs were assigned in di�erent teams and worked together for an interesting project. It did provide me a valuable chance to know more about di�erent young professionals from di�erent countries. We came up with a lot of creative ideas within our discussion.

After the group discussion, we also had a chance to visit Emirates Training Center for their crew training. Emirates had invested a lot in their training facilities in order to maintain their high service standard, every sta� member would need to go through an 8-week training before they could serve guests. It really showed me what is the important of training; they even built a room only for the door opening training! The things that I have learned in this visit really can be applied in my daily job. Like for training, I will review the training process in my department and add more practical and on-job trainings in order to let our new sta� have more “real” experience.

To sum up, I have really learned a lot in this convention and it provided me a chance to have a much in-depth understanding of the operation of the CILT International. I am looking forward to joining more programmes held by CILT in the future!

On the �rst day of the convention, the Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) Conference was held on the themes: Mentoring, Empowerment, Leadership and Entrepreneurship. Running parallel was the Young Professionals Conference when professional speakers and specialist consultants were invited giving sharing and advices were also extended to teams of young professionals as they competed in interactive logistical challenges.

The �nal programme of the four day Convention was a technical visit to the award winning Jebel Ali Port, Dubai. The port is the largest marine terminal in the Middle East and the �agship facility of DP World’s award winning portfolio of over 65 marine terminals.

A big thank to Mr Keith Newton, Secretary General, Miss Hanna Lucas, Executive O�cer of CILT Australia, and the Secretariat of CILT International for all their hard work to deliver this wonderful Convention.

For more stories, photos, presentations and reports, please visit the CILT International website athttp://www.ciltinternational.org/analysis-events/.You are welcomed to watch the video of the YP Conference 2015 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf8CUnbMLjA

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Professional Activities Committee

CILTHK Seminar onFindings in China Import Cross Border Ecommerce, 6 Jul 2015

CILTHK Seminar onHow Food Safety Traceability Systems enhances the Supply Chain Quality of China, 26 Aug 2015

Today, 7 cities (Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo, Zhengzhou, Chongqing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen) have been selected by the China Government to be e-Commerce Cross-Border Trade Pilot Cities to implement “Import Cross Border Ecommerce”. Under the new policies, Chinese labels, import permit, customs duty and VAT are waived whereas customers are required to pay the Postal Tax only if transaction exceeds RMB50.

The speaker, Mr Paul Li, CMILT, President of Transland Shipping (1971) Group, introduced with the participants the policy background, objectives, scopes, challenges and opportunities at the seminar. Food Safety Condition in Mainland

Establishment of Food Safety Traceability Systems – Policy and Market NeedsCooperation with the 3rd Party – Business OpportunitiesCCIC Food Safety Traceability System – Case StudiesBene�ts of CCIC Food Safety Traceability System

The China Certi�cation & Inspection Group (CCIC) Food Safety Traceability Center, a state-owned enterprise, has developed a number of innovative solutions to cater for the development of food safety raised by the Chinese Authorities in recent years. By far the Food Safety Traceability System is an e�ective way to achieve signi�cant enhancement in the reliability and e�ciency of the supply chain. The guest speaker, Mr Jason Yuan, Director of China Inspection & Certi�cation Group (CCIC) Food Safety Traceability Center, explained to us an alternative operation model in handling food trade in the Mainland and shared with us on the below agenda:

CILTHK Seminar: Tips in developing innovative business models

The 20th International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS 2015)

Distinguished Transport Lecture Series 2015: Tackling Tra�c Congestion from both the Control & Demand Perspectives

The 3rd Cross-Strait Forum on Smart Rail Development – Present & Future

HKSTLA TID BUD 143003 Project Technical Visit:上海跨境電商考察團

3 Dec 2015

8-11 Dec 2015

12-14 Dec 2015

16 Dec 2015

9-11 Mar 2016

Mr Mervin Choy (left) presented the Institute gift to the guest speaker Mr Paul Li

(right), CMILT, the President of Transland Shipping (1971) Group(from left to right): Ir Dannies Ho, Mr Eric Wong, Ir Mervin Choy, Mr Jason Yuan

(speaker) and Mr Michael Cheng

CPD Activities

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“All seminars’ presentation materials are downloadable on www.cilt.org.hk/Member Login/IS-Disk/ CILTHK Seminar Materials”

Participants were introduced with the available strategies that can be considered to ful�l the requirement of the market and the way to handle the ever changing demand forecast.

Fulfillment Strategy - Demand Forecasting

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Mr Timothy Li (left) presented the Institute gift to the guest speaker Ir Dr Patrick Lee (right)

Ir Dr Patrick Lee came across the challenges in implementing Omni channels for di�erent strategies and presented di�erent cases studies in this session.

Implementation Challenges and Case Studies

28 Oct 2015Session IV |

This session gave an overview of Omni channels today and elaborated how they relate to fast moving consumer goods and the impact on the retail industry in the coming future.

Omni Channel Overview

28 Jul 2015Session I

Ir Dr Patrick Lee shared with the participants how we should get ready for Omni channels in the retail industry.

Enabling Omni Channel

25 Aug 2015Session II

CILTHK Seminar Series on Internet-Of-Things (IOT) Awareness: Fast Moving Consumer Goods Retail Industry

The emerging topic on Internet-Of-Things is particularly related to Omni channels lately. To this end, it was our pleasure to have the Vice Chairman of Professional Activities Committee (PAC), Ir Dr Patrick Lee, conducted a series of 4 seminars to share with us the implications of Omni Channels in the fast moving consumer goods retail market during Jul – Oct. Ir Dr Lee has great interest in Internet-Of-Things (IOT), Theory-Of-Constraint (TOC), and Lean Six Sigma applications in supply chain management.

On the seminars, Ir Dr Lee shared with the participants his professional insight from the evolution of retail channels, consumers’ purchase behavior to the ways of Omni Channels operation and ful�llment strategy. Participants found the seminar series very informative and may even help them moving ahead in their �eld.

Following the success of this seminar series, another seminar ‘The Disruptive Power of Big Data and its Implications to Supply Chain Industry’ to be conducted by Dr Toa Charm, Chairperson of BI & Big Data SIG, Hong Kong Computer Society has been scheduled on 26 Nov 2015. This seminar would elaborate more on ‘What is big data exactly?’ and ‘Why is it getting our attention these days?’

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Q1 Hours of home study should be counted as: (B) Unstructured CPD

Q2 I have 400 CPD points in 2013~2014, how many CPD points I can retain or defer to next CPD audit? (D) 0

Q3 Unstructured CPD activities (informal learning through private reading and study) should normally constitute not more than ___ percent of total activities. (C) 50%

Q4 Which grade of membership is liable for CPD audit? (A) Chartered Member (CMILT)

Q5 Which of the following participation should constitute CPD points? (C) Seminar on "Business Intelligence in Logistics"

Q6　 How many CPD points Mr Chan can obtain according to the two activities below? i. Visited Nansha Free Trade Port Terminal organised by CILTHK on 28 Mar 2014 ii. Read a magazine called "Future of Global Transportation" in 5 hours (C) i = 80 CPD points, ii = 40 CPD points

Q1 The maximum points for an unstructured CPD activity is: (A) 40

Q2 Members are allowed to apply for deferring his/her CPD audit due to unavoidable circumstances. Member concerned should: i. State the reason(s) on the CPD record sheet ii. Submit the CPD record sheet to the audit panel iii. Provide justi�cations of the reason(s) when requested by the audit panel iv. Telephone to CILTHK O�ce explaining the reason(s) (A) i, ii, & iii

Q3 Which of the following will not cover the objectives of CPD programme? (B) To seek for volunteers to organise CILTHK events

Q4 How many CPD points of participating in seminar organised by CILTHK, normally 2 hours, relating to logistics and transport industry? (D) 40

Q5 Which of the following is not a structured CPD activity? (C) Reading a professional article

Q6　 The minimum CPD points as minimum requirement for a CMILT in every 2 years is: (A) At least 200 points

Answers to the 2nd CPD Quiz (16-31 Jul 2015) Answers to the 3rd CPD Quiz (15-30 Sep 2015)

Winners of the 2nd CPD Quiz are: Winners of the 3rd CPD Quiz are:

Next 2 quizzes will be held in November 2015 and January 2016. Don’t miss the chance to win the prize!

NUI Pak Wai | WONG Nga Lun, Alan | MIU Yiu Ming WONG Kam Yan | LAM Lik Fung

CHOW Ka Ho | Elizabeth PIN | SOH Chun WahTANG Ka Kit | LAI Yiu Ting Dickson | TANG Ho Tung

“CPD” Quiz with Remarkable Prizes

Author Publisher YearName of Book

Global Supply Chain Ecosystems Strategies for Competitive Advantage in a Complex, Connected World

物流通識

Mark Millar

袁尚文、于承忠 三次坊出版有限公司 2015年7月

Kogan Page* Jun 2015

Special thanks are extended to all writers for their donations of the books to CILTHK Library.* Special O�er of 20% Discount & Free Delivery within Hong Kong for order with Kogan Page

Education & Training Committee

New books at CILTHK Library

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Q1 The maximum points for an unstructured CPD activity is: (A) 40

Q2 Members are allowed to apply for deferring his/her CPD audit due to unavoidable circumstances. Member concerned should: i. State the reason(s) on the CPD record sheet ii. Submit the CPD record sheet to the audit panel iii. Provide justi�cations of the reason(s) when requested by the audit panel iv. Telephone to CILTHK O�ce explaining the reason(s) (A) i, ii, & iii

Q3 Which of the following will not cover the objectives of CPD programme? (B) To seek for volunteers to organise CILTHK events

Q4 How many CPD points of participating in seminar organised by CILTHK, normally 2 hours, relating to logistics and transport industry? (D) 40

Q5 Which of the following is not a structured CPD activity? (C) Reading a professional article

Q6　 The minimum CPD points as minimum requirement for a CMILT in every 2 years is: (A) At least 200 points

For ensuring a sustainable manpower development in the logistics industry, the captioned programme launched by CILTHK and HAFFA are funded by the Hong Kong Logistics Development Council, whereas �nancial subsidy on tuition fee is available under the Vocational Training Council – Transport Logistics Training Board’s Out-Centre Course (OCC) Scheme. It is designed with a series of systematic and standardised professional training programmes targeting at junior and middle sta� working in the logistics industry. These part-time programmes are divided into 2 streams with 4 modules each.

Trainer/FeeSeafreight Logistics Programme Trainer/FeeAirfreight

Logistics Programme

Module 1 - Introduction to Airfreight

Module 2 - Cargo Documentation

Module 3 - Executive Certi�cate in Airfreight Operational Supervisory Training (QF Level 4)

Module 3- Executive Certi�cate in Shipping Practices (QF Level 4)

Module 4 - Executive Certi�cate in Warehousing and Distribution (QF Level 4)

Module 4 - Executive Certi�cate in Airfreight Operational Managerial Training (QF Level 4)

Module 1- Introduction to Sea Freight

Module 2 - NVOCC SOP (Customer Service)

Radon@HK$1,550(max HK$775 subsidy)

YMCA@HK$1,800(max HK$900 subsidy)

IfE PolyU@HK$2,850(max HK$1,089 subsidy)

IfE PolyU@HK$2,850(max HK$1,089 subsidy)

Application forms are downloadable from: CILTHK – www.cilt.org.hk HAFFA – www.ha�a.com.hk

Programme Sponsored by: Programme Organisers:

Congratulations to Ir Dr David Ho Chi-Shing, FCILTIr Dr David Ho Chi-shing was conferred the Outstanding PolyU Alumni Award 2015 by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in recognition of his outstanding professional achievements and signi�cant contributions to the community and alma mater. Ir Dr Ho is the Group General Manager of Hong Kong Ferry (Holdings) Company Limited since 1996. With over three decades of solid experience, he takes up various appointments to make contributions to the industry and the community. Currently, he is the Chairman of Logistics Industry Training Advisory Committee of the Education Bureau and Transport Logistics Training Board of the Vocational Training Council, and a General Member and Chairman of the Transport and Logistics Services Council of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries. He is also the Chairman of Adventure-Ship and a board member of The Hong Kong Sea School. He was appointed as Justices of the Peace in 2013. The Institute would like to send him our warmest congratulations.

Vocational Training Programfor the Freight Logistics Sector (VTP)

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Alex Fong is a technological entrepreneur holding directorships in three companies straddling power supplies, green energy and health care sectors. He is the Founder and CEO of Tapping-Point, which develops solutions to strengthen corporate sustainability. He is an independent non-executive director of Hong Kong Electric Investments Limited.

Previously, he was an independent non-executive director of Power Assets Limited. He was CEO of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and a senior government o�cial in the Hong Kong Government having served as Deputy Secretary for Economic Services, Transport, Security and Senior Trade and Economic Representative for Hong Kong in Tokyo and New York. He helped to form the Hong Kong Logistics Development Council during his tenure as the Secre-tary of the Hong Kong Port and Maritime Board.

Mr Fong holds a Bachelor Degree in Economics and Business, a Master Degree in Technology Management (Global Logistics) and a Master Degree in Science (Global Finance). He is a Fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Directors and a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

Mr Kong is the Managing Director of his family business, Fat Kee Stevedores Ltd (FKS), an organisation that he has led for over 30 years. The Company specialises in cargo logistics and ship management in Hong Kong and South China.

Earlier in his career, he was with the air and sea freight forwarding network of Johann Birkart Spedition GmbH in Germany and East West Freight Ltd (EWFL) in Asia, now Logwin Logistics AG. During that tenure, he was in their Frankfurt, London, Sydney, Los Angeles and Hong Kong o�ces. Mr Kong oversaw and expanded the logistics business of FKS in Hong Kong, Macau and South China. This included ship agency and management, contracted logistics, distribution, ship stevedoring / mid-stream container and break-bulk operation.

Mr Kong has taken up several government transport and port advisory committees, as well as trade associations. He is a member of the General Stevedores Council of international port operators.

Members’ profile

Mr FONG Chi-wai, Alex, FCILT

Mr KONG Cheuk-lun, David, FCILT

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New Members' list (updated as at 9 Oct 2015)

New Members' list NEW FCILTs

GOH Chee-tiong, Gary

KO Kai-wai, Kelvin

Billy WONG

WONG Wing-cheong, Tom

UPGRADE to FCILTs

HONG Yu-han, Anna

LI Wai-ching, Carmen

NEW CMILTs

CHENG Kam-fai

NG Hin-wai

WONG Chi-shun

WU Chun-wah, Christopher

UPGRADE to CMILTs

HSU Leung-fan

NG Cho-kee, Frankie

UPGRADE to MILTs

LEUNG King-yu

NG Cho-lun

NEW A�liate Members

HO Kai-hei, Bernard

WU Wai-keung, Ronald

UPGRADE to Graduate Member

CHAN Yu-kong, Hugo

NEW Student Members

GUO Shixin

LEUNG Ho-kin

LEUNG Suet-ying

LIAO Xinyu

TANG Chi-kuen

WANG Jia

XIAO Pengcheng

ZHANG Bowen

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The CILT Award was �rstly introduced in 2004 to recognise and applaud the innovative and superb transport and logistics organisations and institutions in Hong Kong.

Shortlisted contesting organisations/institutions will be invited for the Final Judging in January 2016. Both winners of the Enterprise Award and SME Award will share their successful stories at special session in March 2016 which is open to all members.

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With the support of the Logistics Industry Training Advisory Committee, Air Cargo Carnival was jointly hosted by the four air cargo terminal operators in Hong Kong namely Asia Airfreight Terminal Company Limited (AAT), Cathay Paci�c Services Limited (CPSL), DHL Group (DHL) and Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl), together with Hong Kong Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics Limited (HAFFA) and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Quali�cations Framework Secretariat (QFS).

The Air Cargo Carnival was a free-admission event opening to the public. It was successfully held on 10 – 11 October 2015 in SkyCity Carpark, Hong Kong International Airport and attracted a total of 4,000 participants.

CILTHK arranged two visits to the CX Cargo Terminal and DHL Express Hub for young members/students.

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Membership Directory 2015

To encourage communication between members and to enhance the association of members with the Institute, the Membership Committee is pleased to present the new issue of CILTHK Membership Directory 2015.

Copies have been sent by post to all members by end of August. If you have any enquiry, please contact Miss Chili Lai at 2866-6336 or chililai@cilt.org.hk.

Members are kindly reminded to properly dispose of the old directories to maintain and ensure members’ privacy.

Annual Subscription 2015/2016Members are kindly reminded the annual subscription fee is due and payable on 1 October each year.

FCILT HK$1,450CMILT HK$1,000MILT HK$570A�liate/Graduate Member HK$520Student HK$120Organisation Member HK$5,500

If annual subscription is settled after 30 November 2015, a 5% late surcharge shall be imposed. Other than by cheque or in cash, members may pay fees by Credit Card (VISA/Master). The Credit Card Authorisation Form can be downloaded from the Institute’s website (www.cilt.org.hk\ Download Area). If you have any enquiry, please contact Miss Chili Lai at 2866-6336.

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Mr Paul Brooks visited Hong Kong on 4-6 November. It was his �rst visit after he assumed the o�ce of the International President. During the three days’ visit, a dinner reception was hosted by the Council and representatives from CILT Macao on 5 November and he met three young members for a breakfast meeting.

A Sri Lankan delegation composed of members from the National Transport Commission and the Ministry of Private Transport Services visited Hong Kong on 24-29 August. The delegation was received by Mr Sunny Ho, President, Dr Dorothy Chan, Immediate Past President, International; Mr Joseph Tsui, Hon Secretary, and Mr KY Leung, Council Member, at the CILTHK O�ce for an exchange.

Captain Mohiuddin Abdul Kadir, Secretary General of CILT Bangladesh, visited CILTHK during his business trip to Hong Kong in July. An exchange was made on the shipping business between Hong Kong and Bangladesh.

(from left to right) Dr Eugene Wong, Council Member of CILTHK; Dr Michael Lam, President of CILT Macao; Mr Paul Brooks, International President; Mr Sunny Ho, President of CILTHK; Mr Joseph Tsui, Honorary Secretary of CILTHK and Prof CK Koh, Vice President of CILT Macao

(from left to right) Mr Sunny Ho, President of CILTHK; Captain MAK, and Dr Stephen Ho, Council Member of CILTHK

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It is with deep regret that we have received the following sad news:

Obituary

Brig (R) S. S. A. Qasim, Hon FCILT, passed away on 20 March 2015. He was honoured with the Honorary Fellowship of Chartered Institute of Trans-port (CIT), UK in 1996. Brig Qasim had devoted his life for the development and up-gradation of the Institute in Pakistan. He was the Honorary Secretary of CILT Pakistan Council from 1980 to 2010.

Mr Fesshaye Girmay, Establisher of CILT in Ethiopia, passed away on 4 August 2015. He was determined to set up CILT in his country and eventually after many di�culties did so with the award of branch status at the 2013 Convention in Colombo. We are deeply saddened by the loss of Mr Girmay.

Captain Ra�at Zaheer, Honorary Secretary of International Multimodal Transport Association (IMMTA) Geneva and Country Representative for Pakistan for the same institution, passed away on 13 September 2015. Captain Zaheer had based in Hong Kong for over 20 years. He was a Fellow of CILT London and Member of Institute of Sea Transport, Hong Kong.

CILT Hong Kong would like to express our deepest sympathies to the families of Brig (R) S. S. A. Qasim, Mr Girmay and Captain Zaheer and members of CILT Ethiopia and CILT Pakistan.

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