Newsletter. CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 香港運輸物流學會. Issue JUL- SEP The CILTHK Council

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1 香港運輸物流學會 CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 Newsletter JUL- SEP 2016 (from left to right) Ms Suyin Anand, Honorary Legal Advisor; Mr Joseph Tsui, Honorary Secretary; Mr Sunny Ho, President; Dr Kenneth Pang, Honorary Treasurer; Mr Ronald Lee; representing Honorary Legal Auditor The Institute s Annual General Meeting 2016 was convened on Tuesday, 20 September 2016 at the Hong Kong Football Club, Happy Valley, Hong Kong. Mr Sunny Ho reported a Council Retreat was held in January 2016 that the following three major focused areas were identified. Membership Values Membership Growth & Retention Public Recognition Institute works and membership activities have therefore been planned around these focused areas and would be continued in the year to come. In concluding the 2-year presidential term, Mr Sunny Ho expressed his heartfelt thanks to corporates/ organisations for their undaunted support to the Institute s activities especially the CILTHK Gala Dinner in June. The tremendous support given by the Council Members and committee members that again made the year another fruitful year of CILTHK. The AGM was attended by 73 members and guests. All resolutions on the agenda were adopted. The CILTHK Council President Mr Sunny LK HO, FCILT Immediate Past President Prof Becky PY LOO, FCILT Vice Presidents Ir Dr Vincent P FONG, FCILT Ir Dr Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILT Dr Venus YH LUN, FCILT Mr TSANG Wing Hang, FCILT Honorary Secretary Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT Honorary Treasurer Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT Council Members Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILT Ir Dr David CS HO, FCILT Dr Stephen WC HO, FCILT Dr Jacob CP KAM, FCILT Ms Vicky WM KOO, FCILT Mr LEUNG Kong Yui, FCILT Mr Timothy KK LI, FCILT Mr LI Yun Tai, FCILT Mr Mark MILLAR, FCILT Dr Isaac KC NG, FCILT Mr Peter YC NG, FCILT Ir Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILT Mr Eric MS WONG, FCILT Ir Prof WONG Sze Chun, FCILT Prof Anthony GO YEH, FCILT Hon Frankie CM YICK, FCILT Ms Carolina LC YIP, FCILT Mr Kenrick CF FOK, CMILT Miss Karen SK LAM, CMILT Mr Simon SM TU, CMILT Dr Eugene YC WONG, CMILT Miss Alice WC YIP, CMILT Publication Committee Ir Dr David CS HO, FCILT Dr Stephen CH LEUNG, FCILT Ms Carmen WC LI, FCILT Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT Dr YIP Tsz Leung, FCILT Dr Roger KY CHAN, CMILT The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport in Hong Kong 7/F., Yue Hing Building, 103 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong T. (852) F. (852) E. info@cilt.org.hk

2 CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 Election of Members for the Council President Mr Wing-hang TSANG, FCILT Immediate Past President Mr Sunny LK HO, FCILT Vice Presidents Ir Dr Vincent P FONG, FCILT Dr Jacob CP KAM, FCILT Ir Dr Kelvin KY LEUNG, FCILT Dr Venus YH LUN, FCILT Honorary Secretary Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT Honorary Treasurer Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT Council Members Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILT Mr William CM CHUNG, CMILT Ir Dr David CS HO, FCILT Dr Stephen WC HO, FCILT Ms Vicky WM KOO, FCILT Mr Ricky SB LAM, CMILT Ms Karen SK LAM, CMILT Mr Kong-yui LEUNG, FCILT Mr Timothy KK LI, FCILT Prof Becky PY LOO, FCILT Mr Mark MILLAR, FCILT Dr Isaac KC NG, FCILT Mr Peter YC NG, FCILT Ir Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILT Mr Simon SM TU, CMILT Mr Eric MS WONG, FCILT Ir Prof Sze-chun WONG, FCILT Dr Eugene YC WONG, CMILT Prof Anthony GO YEH, FCILT Hon Frankie CM YICK, FCILT Ms Carolina LC YIP, FCILT Miss Alice WC YIP, CMILT At the 1st Council Meeting held on 17 October 2016, the Chairpersons of the Council Committees for the session have been appointed: Standing Committee Mr Wing-hang TSANG, FCILT Administration Committee Mr Joseph CF TSUI, FCILT Education & Training Committee Dr Isaac KC NG, FCILT Finance Committee Dr Kenneth KH PANG, FCILT Gala Dinner Organising Committee Hon Frankie CM YICK, FCILT Logistics Policy Committee Mr Eric MS WONG, FCILT Marketing & Promotion Committee Mr Sam MS CHOW, FCILT Membership Committee Mr Kong-yui LEUNG, FCILT Professional Activities Committee Mr Timothy KK LI, FCILT Publication Committee Ir Dr David CS HO, FCILT Quality Assurance Committee Prof Anthony GO YEH, FCILT Transport Policy Committee Ms Carolina LC YIP, FCILT Women in Logistics and Transport - HK Ms Vicky WM KOO, FCILT Young Members Committee Ir Dr Paul HY TSUI, FCILT Special Resolutions passed at the AGM Adjustment of the Annual Subscription and Election Fees for Membership effective from 1 October 2016 Annual Subscription is the main source of income of the Institute. To achieve the financial sustainability of the Institute, a policy was discussed and approved by the Council that the Annual Subscription and Election Fees for membership to be reviewed in every 2 years; whereas adjustment should be taken with reference to the year s CPI and the financial position of the Institute. Fee Schedules Individual Membership Application Fee Administration Fee for Appeal Election Fee for Direct Entry/Upgrade - Affiliate Member (A) [incl. Graduate Member] - Member (MILT) - Chartered Member (CMILT) - Chartered Fellow (FCILT) New rates wef 1-Oct-2016 HK$150 HK$300 HK$530 HK$590 HK$1,040 HK$1,520 % % +3.51% +4.00% +4.83% In view of the inflation and the increasing administrative costs since the last adjustment on membership fee in 2012, the new fee schedule was passed by the special resolution at the AGM 2016 with a support from 93% of the attending Institute Members. Annual Subscription Fee - Affiliate Member (A) [incl. Graduate Member] - Member (MILT) - Chartered Member (CMILT) - Chartered Fellow (FCILT) Fee Schedules Organisation Membership Application Fee HK$530 HK$590 HK$1,040 HK$1,520 HK$ % +3.51% +4.00% +4.83% - Entrance Fee (one-time fee) HK$6, % Annual Subscription Fee HK$6, % Application Fee for Changing Title Ownership HK$1,000-2

3 CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 Alteration of the Institute s Articles of Association As communication through electronic means has been widely adopted by individual and business sectors. All CILTHK members are provided with a free account upon their election of membership to receive information and news from the Institute. The Council has therefore approved to allow the serving of general meeting notice and related document to members electronically as an additional means. The main changes of the Articles of Association were with Article 49 in this regard. At the same time, the new Companies Ordinance (Chapter 622) has been implemented since 3 March 2014 and one of the main changes was the abolishment of the Memorandum of Association. In respect of the Companies Registry s advices, the Institute s former Memorandum of Association was removed and incorporated into the Articles of Association. The above motion was again passed by the special resolution at the AGM with a support from 98% of the attending Institute Members. CILTHK President Award Dr Hung Wing Tat was the Chairman of the Institute (CITHK) in and had continuously served the Council and Committees afterwards till In appreciation of his long-service and distinguished contributions to the Institute, the industry and the community, Dr Hung was conferred with the CILTHK President Award Dr WT Hung (right) received the diamond Institute collar pin from Mr Sunny Ho (left) Welcome New CMILTs Our warm welcome to all the newly elected members and our sincere congratulations to those who have successfully upgraded to become Chartered Member (CMILT). Some recently elected members were invited in receiving their membership certificate at the AGM. Miss But Yee-man (left) was one of our new Chartered Members Mr Ki Yu-tin (left) successfully upgraded from Affiliate Member to become a Chartered Member Mr Li Hoi-cheung, Franki (left) successfully upgraded from Graduate Member to become a Chartered Member Mr Poon King-chung, Frankie (left) was presented with the Chartered Membership Certificate Mr Yeung Wing-chun, Edwin (left) successfully upgraded from Affiliate Member to become a Chartered Member 3

4 CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 CILTHK Best Paper Award 2016 In the last Professional Qualifying Examination held in May 2016, Miss Ho Kit-ying, Florence, Affiliate Member, achieved the highest mark in paper AL3: Transport Systems & Management and among all papers examined in May. CILTHK CPD Award 2016 In the recent CPD Audit 2016, Mr Lam Yat-leung, Jacky had accumulated a total of 740 CPD points in the specified CPD Cycle from 1 January 2014 to 31 July 2016 which was the best achievement among all selected members in the audit. CILTHK Scholarships 2015/2016 The Scholarship fund was sponsored by Airport Authority Hong Kong, Cotai Water Jet, Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited and Pacific Air Limited. An awardee for each academic level Master / Bachelor / Sub-degree, was selected and was offered a bursary of HK$4, Sub-degree level student: Mr Keung Kin-lok ( ) of PolyU Hong Kong Community College - Bachelor degree student: Miss Cai Yu ( ) of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - Master degree student: Mr Ji Chuhang ( ) of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Mr Keung Kin-lok (left) was presented with the Scholarship by Mr Sunny Ho (middle) and Mr Edward Yuen representing Cotai Water Jet (right) Mr Sunny Ho and Mr Sam Chow representing ARUP (right) jointly presented the Scholarship to Mr Ji Chuhang (left) CILTHK Logistics & Transport Student Final Year Project Award 2016 The objective of the award is to encourage research and writing by students. A total of 10 nominations were received. Thanks go again to the sponsors: Airport Authority Hong Kong, Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Limited and Pacific Air Limited. The Award was conferred to a team of graduates from the Hang Seng Management College. Their winning project title was Analysis on arrival sequencing methods for smoothing arrival congestion & reducing arrival delay in HKIA. (from left to right) Mr Yan Kwai-kit, Mr Lui Cheuk-man, Miss Lam Yin-tung, Mr Kok Man-kit, Miss Chan Yuet-fai, Novena, Mr Sunny Ho and Mr Edwin Cheung representing Pacific Air Limited 4 The full CILTHK Annual report 2015/2016 is downloadable at IS Disk area through logging into the Institute website at and photos taken at the meeting and dinner can be viewed by clicking the flash bar on the home page of the Institute website.

5 CILTHK Annual General Meeting 2016 CILTHK Case Competition 2016 The theme for this year was Innovative Ideas for Logistics and Transport Industry in Hong Kong and which had attracted 12 submissions. Mr Thomas Yuen representing Michelle Art Services, the sponsor of this activity, was invited to present the awards to the winners: Award Institute Team member(s) Topic Champion 1st Runner-up 2nd Runner-up 2nd Runner-up Hang Seng Management College The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong Kong University of Science & Technology The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Chan Kuan-u, Luis Wong Tsz-kin, Jimmy Kok Man-kit, Steven Lau Kit-ho Tung Wing-yin Chan Lit-cheung, Simon Wu You Halal Logistics and Supply Chain Management UAV - Intelligent Flying Parcel in Hong Kong Intelligent Transportation System - When Uber Meets Self-driving Cars Passenger Volume Projection & Flow Simulation in Check-in Hall at HKIA Students of the Champion team (Mr Kok Man-kit, Mr Wong Tsz-kin and Mr Chan Kuan U) were presented with the Award by both Mr Thomas Yuen (1st on the left) and Mr Sunny Ho (1st on the right) At the closing of the AGM, Mr Tsang Wing Hang, Incoming President, represented the Council and Institute in presenting a souvenir to Mr Sunny Ho in appreciating for his leadership during his presidency in the last two years, Mr WH Tsang (left) presented an Institute gift to Mr Sunny Ho (right) 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. Ms Suyin Anand and Ronald H.T. Lee & Co have been re-appointed as the Honorary Legal Advisor ( ) and Honorary Auditor for the financial year ended 31 December 2016 respectively. Young Members Committee YMC Dinner Party 2016 On 25 September 2016, YMC hosted a dinner party cum appreciation dinner for Mentors at the il Bel Paese in Wanchai. The dinner started with welcoming by Mr Franki Li, Executive Chair of YMC ( ), with a recap of activities in the past two years. Mr YT Li, Chairman of YMC, thanked members and sponsors support that enable him to successfully complete the chairmanship for a total of four years. Mr Edwin Yeung, YMC member, prepared a wonderful and challenging game for all participants when the transport service began, when the infrastructure was built? Irrespective participants thought they were old enough or have had tens of years experience in the transport industry, 1/3 wrong answers were given. Nevertheless, it brought the first wave of climax for the evening which followed with the second wave in the lucky draw. A joyful evening with good food was enjoyed by YMC members, Mentors, new Student Members. WiLAT/YMC FunTram, 21 August 2016 To ride on the trendy game in town Pokémon Go, a FunTram ride was organised to make it more fun for members and friends to play the game in a safe environment. The event was jointly arranged by WiLAT and YMC which received full support from the Hong Kong Tramways. Through the event, the Institute also purposefully disseminates an important message reminding the public to be always on alert and most importantly stay safe while playing mobile games and using mobile devices in their daily life. During the event, participants mingled and interacted with each other via a thrilling 30-minute Monster Catching Competition. The Champion of Monster-catching competition, Ms Debbie Mak, caught 36 monsters during the 30-minute game, commented it was fantastic to play her favorite game with other young professionals while enjoying the fascinating city view of Hong Kong on an open-top tram. 5

6 Marketing & Promotion Committee CILTHK Young Achiever Award 2016 The Award aims at providing encouragement and an international recognition for young members in the profession. Miss Cheung Man-yee, Sonia, Affiliate Member, is now an Associate Director at Chung Shing Taxi Ltd. oversees its operations since In 2015, Sonia established the SynCab Taxi Service and launched the first multi-purpose taxis (MPT) in Hong Kong providing high quality taxi services to riders with special needs, including people with disabilities; people with big luggage and people travel in small hours. Sonia commits to play her part to bring up the local taxi service quality to the global standard and initiates many innovative ideas to strive for its improvement from hardware to software, for example, introducing the smart phone APP and the value-added services in the taxi included the free WIFI and the credit card payment. She also initiates training programs to the taxi drivers to rectify their badly complained habits and encourages Happy Work Life in the company to make the drivers feel good about their job. She also provides job opportunities to people with disabilities and discharged prisoners to serve the company. With the remarkable contribution devoted by Sonia to improve the taxi services in Hong Kong, she successfully becomes the CILTHK Young Achiever Furthermore, Sonia will be nominated by the Council to represent CILTHK to compete for the CILT International Young Achiever Award Professional Activities Committee CILTHK Seminar: The Future Role of Hong Kong Port: Where to Go from a Regional Transshipment Hub? 8 July 2016 The role of Hong Kong as a regional hub for connecting China with the rest of the world has gradually changed since this century. About 74% of container throughput of Hong Kong Port is transshipment today, and nearby ports such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou are handling more and more in the regional share of traffic and trade. In the seminar, Dr James Wang figured out the questions of what happened in the past and provided the participants a better understanding on the change and opportunity of Hong Kong container port. Dr Wang also shared a new perspective on the future development of Hong Kong container port and how would Hong Kong as a regional hub be able to sustain itself in a regional perspective. The topic had led a fruitful discussion between the speaker and the participants. (from right to left) Ir Dr Vincent Fong, Vice President; Dr James Wang, the Speaker; and Ms Catherine Chow, PAC member & Seminar Chair CILTHK Visit: IKEA Distribution Center, 23 July 2016 This was the first time CILTHK members visited the IKEA Distribution Center. The visit was well received by members and extra quotas were offered by IKEA to entertain the long waiting list. IKEA Distribution Center is located at the ATL Logistics Center at Kwai Chung. It occupies 32,000 square meters with an inventory holding capacity of 10,000 items and provides complete home furniture and home accessories supplies to the three IKEA Stores in Hong Kong and one Merchandise Pickup Center in Macau. The IKEA Distribution Center Manager, Mr Simon Lam, CMILT, introduced to the participants the IKEA concept in supply chains, the general overview on the distribution center operations, the key performance indicators (KPIs) and challenges they are facing. Simon also shared his combat experience on how to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of the Distribution Center and to create a safe and healthy working environment for their staff. Participants expressed the visit was very interesting and informative. 6

7 Professional Activities Committee CILTHK Seminar Series: Update on Maritime & Transportation Law Session III- Freight Forwarders Liability Revisited, 20 August 2016 Following the favorable feedback received on Session I & II of the seminar series, Ms Suyin Anand, Partner of Ince & Co. Hong Kong and Honorary Legal Advisor of CILTHK, led a team of legal experts in maritime affairs conducted the last session on Freight Forwarders Liability Revisited. Ms Suyin Anand, Ms Joanne Waters and Mr Sammy Smallbone covered the following topics in the seminar: Overview of the law of agency in relation to freight forwarder agreement Managing freight forwarders exposure Update on recent cases in English law in relation to logistics/freight forwarders (from left to right) Mr Patrick Man, PAC member and Seminar Chair ; Mr Timothy Li, Chairman of PAC; Ms Suyin Anand; Ir Dr Vincent Fong, Vice President; Mr Sammy Smallbone and Ms Joanne Waters We would like to convey our heartfelt thanks to Ince & Co. Hong Kong and all speakers in the three sessions for making the seminar series a success. Again, with the support of Ince & Co. Hong Kong, we are pleased to announce that another seminar Maritime Fraud Past & Present has been conducted for Mr Rory Macfarlane, Ms Suyin Anand and Mr Adrian Sargent on 26 November 2016 (Sat). This seminar was one of the events organised for the Hong Kong Maritime Industry Week. The presentation materials of all 3 sessions are downloadable on Member Login/ IS-Disk/ CILTHK Seminar Materials Joint Seminar: Corporate Safety Governance (CSG) Getting it right can get you go from great to greater, 30 August 2016 The Joint Seminar was co-organised by CILTHK, Hong Kong Association of Risk Management and Safety (HKARMS) and Health, Safety and Environment Office of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. It was held at the HKPU with an attendance over 270. In the seminar, Ir Prof Vincent Ho discussed various styles and types of corporate safety governance structures adopted by multinational companies and the role of leadership in safety governance. Ir Prof Ho argued that directors of a company should ensure the vision is clear and resources are available to maintain safety standards. He also addressed the safety governance framework MTR adopts across its diverse businesses in the seminar. At the end, Ir Prof Ho mentioned to the participants Governance should be executed through a set of checks and balances to maintain standards ranging from audits and policy reviews to management tours of workplaces. There is no magic bullet, no single one right CSG style. A fit-for-purpose, adaptive CSG model can help a company to excel. (from left to right) Ir Dr Henriette Shen, Honorary Treasurer of HKARMS; Mr YK KAM, Head of Health, Safety and Environment of PolyU; Ir Prof Vincent Ho, the speaker and Seminar Chair; Mr Timothy Li, Chairman of PAC; and Ir Dannies Ho, member of PAC 7

8 Education & Training Committee Career and Life Formula ( CALF ) Programme for Young Professionals of the Logistics & Transport Industry Further to the last report in the Newsletter 65, the remaining 6 lectures prepared for the CALF Programme are: L102: E-Commerce Compliance by Ms Ruth Lee, Director of Innoe HK Co Ltd C106: Disputes & Claims by Mr William Leung, Partner of Howse Williams Bowers and Ms Eviana Leung, Sr Associate of Howse Williams Bowers L101: Logistics & Supply Chain Management by Mr Eddy Chan, Head of China & SVP of FedEx T102: Service Management by Mrs Nancy Pang, Strategic Branding & Marketing Consultant of HKU SPACE T103: Emergency Handling by Mr Adi Lau, Operations Director of MTR C104: Process Management by Christopher Lim, Head of Strategic Sourcing and Global Procurement of KKD Singapore The CALF programme was enriched with an additional 1-day Macao trip offered by Shun Tak Holdings Ltd on 9 July A better understanding of the development of transport in Macao was achieved through visiting Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Exhibition Centre which was received by Mr Wei Dongqing, Executive Director of the HZM Bridge Authority; visiting Macao Maritime Traffic Management Centre, to understand the vessel traffic services within the Macau water; a tour at Macao Science Centre s special gallery for the Macao LRT (Light Rail Transit) exhibition when was accompanied by Dr Michael Lam, Founding President of CILT Macao followed by a brief bus tour around Taipa for LRT sites; a briefing session on Macao s overall transport policy and planning was given by Dr Michael Lam at the University of Macao. Group photo taken with Mr Wei Dongqing (5th from the left in the 1st row) The programme will soon be completed with a Singapore trip on 7-11 December Young members who have missed to enroll for this year s programme, please look out for the Institute news on the new CALF programme in Enquiries t f e info@cilt.org.hk 7/F., Yue Hing Building, 103 Hennessy Road Wan Chai, Hong Kong New book at CILTHK Library 30 Years Linking Kowloon and Hong Kong - Eastern Harbour Crossing (donated by New Hong Kong Company Limited) 8

9 Walk21 Hong Kong International Conference Furthermore, our young members organised two Walkshops (walking tour + workshop) for conference delegates on 7 October Besides bringing delegates to the city, our young members shared local transport stories with participants. The 17th Annual Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities ( Walk21 ) was held in Hong Kong for the first time on 3-7 October Delegates from around the world came and learnt about how Hong Kong was leading the charge to become one of Asia s most walkable cities. Apart from being a supporting organisation of the event, CILTHK has also participated in signing the International Charter for Walking. The Charter was developed by Walk21 ten years ago. By signing the Charter, the signatories acknowledge the need and benefits of creating healthy, efficient and sustainable communities where people choose to walk. English PR: Chinese PR: 1st: 2nd: Connect the CBD, Soho to the living communities by Escalator System (from TST to Central) From the Modest to the Oldest (Wanchai area) Mr WH Tsang, President of CILTHK (8th from the right on the 2nd row), took the photo with other Charter signatories after the signing ceremony on 3 October 2016 Participants were invited for a game on various modes of transport in Hong Kong Picture took at the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum, the ending point of the Central Walkshop Participant for the Wanchai Walkshop was invited to guess when the year of services began of various public transport 9

10 Membership Committee Members Profiles Ms Carmen Wai-ching LI, FCILT Ms Li started her career in transport sector in 1989 when she joined Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC), and since then had held a variety of posts, the latest being General Manager - Intercity & Freight. Most of her duties involved business dealings with Mainland organisations, primarily those in the Ministry of Railways and the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (commonly known as CIQ) authorities. Following the merger of MTR Corporation and KCRC in December 2007, Ms Li assumed the post of General Manager Intercity & Freight in MTR Corporation Limited, focusing on Intercity through train and freight services between Hong Kong and Mainland China. In 2010, Ms Li was retitled General Manager Intercity as MTR Corporation and the Mainland Railways decided to focus on Intercity Passenger Services. Since then, she has also assumed an active role contributing to the development of the High Speed Rail Project between Hong Kong and the Mainland, mainly on the pre-operational aspects. Ms Li is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport [CILT] and an Associate Fellow of the China Hong Kong Railway Institution [CHKRI]. She is a Founding Member of the Chinese Academy of Governance (HK) Industrial and Commercial Professionals Alumni Associated Ltd. [CAGA] and a former Director of the International Chinese Transportation Professionals Association [ICTPA] (Hong Kong Chapter). She holds a Master of Arts degree in Translation from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a Master of Arts degree in Transport Policy and Planning (with distinction) from the University of Hong Kong. Mr William Chak-man CHUNG, CMILT Mr Chung started his career as Management Trainee in Citybus Limited and later joined the Government Land Transport Agency as Assistant Transport Supervisor in In the following years, he had worked for Television Broadcast Limited as Transport Manager in 1989, Bus Traffic Manager in Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation in 1991 and re-joined Citybus Limited as Assistant General Manager (Operations) in He has been the Head of Operations of Citybus Limited and New World First Bus Services Limited since the New World Group acquired Citybus Limited in 2003 and has been holding the Directorship of both Citybus Limited and New World First Bus Services Limited since He was also an Executive Director of Kwoon Chung Bus Holding Limited and New Lantao Bus Company (1973) Limited between 2008 and Mr Chung was graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic with Professional Diploma in Business Studies (Transport) in 1983 and holds an MBA degree from the University of South Australia. He has been a Chartered Member since 1987 and now serves the CILTHK in the position of Council Member. 10 Mr Ricky Shun-bun LAM, CMILT Mr Lam has more than 35 years of finance and logistics experiences. He joined East West Freight Ltd. in 1977, it was his first job in logistics field. When he was an Accounting and Office Manager in Airborne Freight Corporation, he was assigned by its Head Office in Seattle/U.S.A. to develop an International Accounting System to be implemented for the whole Far East Stations such as Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Sydney, and Hong Kong. The whole project was completed successfully. He was appointed the Director of World Transportation Ltd. when he wrote a whole set of quality and procedures manuals for its air and sea freight departments. He did it by himself to prepare a whole comprehensive system which was implemented successfully with full quality documental control to achieve the ISO 9002 Award granted by HKQAA. It was the first freight forwarding company without using any consultant to achieve this award in Hong Kong. He held master degrees of MBA and MScIAF, got seven professional accounting qualifications and was the 17th person in Hong Kong to achieve the highest award, i.e. Chartered Manager, granted by Chartered Management Institute, U.K. Mr Lam joined CILTHK in 1987 and was elected the Chartered Membership in Apart from serving as a Council Member, Mr Lam has been members of Membership Committee and Transport Policy Committee. 9

11 Membership Committee New & upgrade members NEW FCILTs Nicholas R. COVERDALE WONG Kwong-yeung, Simon UPGRADE to FCILTs CHOI Sau-yuk LEE Po-cheung, Patrick YAU Ying-wah, Algernon NEW CMILTs BUT Yee-man CHAN Chun-hung CHEUNG Yuk-kwan LAU Ka-wing LEE Wai-yip LI Hon-ling, Regina LUO Jian, Joseph NG Wing-cheong POON King-chung, Frankie QI Xiangtong SHUM Fuk-wing SUM Chun-kwok, Andy WONG Wing-sum, Angela YIP Chin-pang, Happy YUNG Sui-kay, Silkie UPGRADE to CMILTs CHAN Kin-fai, Terry CHAN Wing-yee, Tracy CHONG Yin-wai, David Jessica LAW LI Hoi-cheung, Franki TSANG Hing-kwan NEW MILTs LAM Kwok-leung LI Sze-wing, Sawin LI Yat-hung TANG Ka-wing YU Wai-kiu NEW Affiliate Members CHAN Kuan-u HUI Cheong-tat KOK Man-kit TSANG Yuk-bong, Nelson WONG Wing-yin NEW Graduate Member WU You NEW Student Members CHAN Lit-cheung LAN Xinzi QI Suixian WONG Chik-ho (Updated as at 8 November 2016)

12 Membership Committee 2015 Annual Subscription 2016/2017 Members are kindly reminded that the annual subscription fee is due and payable on 1 October each year. The new rates wef 1 Oct 2016 are listed as below: FCILT HK$1,520 CMILT HK$1,040 MILT HK$590 Affiliate/Graduate Member HK$530 Student HK$120 Organisation Member HK$6,000 Please be reminded to settle the annual subscription fee before 30 November 2016, otherwise, 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 Payment Authorisation Form can be downloaded from the Institute s website ( Download Area). If you have any enquiry, please contact Miss Chili Lai at CPD Activities 3 Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec 2016 CILTHK Visit: MTR Tai Po Bus Maintenance Centre Distinguished Transport Lecture Series 2016: Towards the Next Generation of Integrated Urban Models The 21st International Conference of Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS 2016) CILTHK Seminar: Keep the Costs of Arbitration in check a user s perspective Hong Kong Logistics Forum