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CALF2019 Career And Life Formula 2019

Jointly organized by:

Women in Logistics and Transport &

Young Professionals Committee &

CALF Alumni

www.cilt.org.hk CALF2019 | GBA | Hong Kong


CALF Programme Objectives

• The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) sets the highest

standards of professional practice for the industry through education,

comprehensive qualification framework, professional grades and continuing

professional development.

• The CALF programme is designed by CILT Hong Kong to provide a unique

opportunity for young managers of the industry to develop an overall picture

of the latest industry trends, learn from experience of senior executives in

the trade and build their social network with other high flyers in the industry.

• The CALF programme aims at preparing young managers for further career

advancement by broadening their perspectives and helping them build their

own formula for success in their career life.

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Target Audience

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• Nominated by employers or Individual application are both welcome to

attend the training programme.

• The participants have to be members of CILT Hong Kong or they need to

join CILT Hong Kong as a member before they are qualified to attend the

programme.

• A minimum class size of 20 participants will be required for launching the

programme.

• Certain quota for each session will be reserved for CILT Hong Kong

members who have not registered in the programme but will only like to

attend that particular session.


Approach

• A 6-month programme comprising a series of seminars, technical visit and

workshops to be conducted on Saturdays and weekends

• A comprehensive set of current topics chosen by a panel of trade, academic

experts and CALF Alumni

• Distinguished leaders from the industry invited as speakers

• Unique arrangement for in-depth discussion with senior executives

throughout the program

• Rare opportunities to visit companies and infrastructures for logistics and

transport practitioners

• Interactive workshops to enhance learning experience

• Technical visit to appreciate the growth of logistics and transport and how it

contribute to the economic growth

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Benefits to Participating Companies

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Build capacity and

competence for the company

through training

Enhance the managerial skills

and professional knowledge

of the employees

Compete and win by

improving staff commitment,

performance and productivity

Achieve higher standards of

service with raised

professionalism of staff

Develop a strategic mindset

for high flyers in the company

Groom young managers

through expanding their

network in the industry

Help employees understand

the industry changes and

future trends thereby

developing an attitude to

embrace changes


Benefits to Participants

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Enhance career planning

Have an overview of the industry’s

organization development needs

Understand the job requirements for

key positions ahead

Reflect on individual’s career

aspirations and be assisted to

devise an individual career plan

Understand latest industry trends

Broaden the knowledge about key

challenges faced by the industry

Get insight into best practices

through studying real life cases and

enhance problem solving skills

Develop a bigger picture of how

global and regional development

shape the future of the industry

Learn from experts and insiders

Learn from experience shared by

professionals in the industry

Join interactive plenary sessions

Exchange with and get feedback

from experts and fellow

participants

Widen personal network in industry

Meet managers from different

companies in the local industry

Discover and understand the jobs

of others

Expand the social network in the

industry and get the most of

personal friendship built up

through the course


Curriculum

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Transport Stream • Post disastrous-event management

• Transport Network Planning

Core Subjects • Leadership and Strategic Management in Logistics and

Transport

• Career Planning & Development

• Crisis Management

• Innovation and Digitalization

• Strategic Procurement and Sourcing

• Insights into Evolving Transport Industry and Hong Kong

Public Transport Policy

• Greater Bay Area Strategy

Logistics Stream • Demand driven supply chain for Denim

Wears

• Blockchain for Logistics and Payment

Greater Bay Area technical visit

& one written assignment


Programme Requirements

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Each participant is expected to: Take 7 core subjects

Take 2 subjects in either the logistics or transport stream ( the major

stream )

Take 1 subject in the other stream

Complete one written assignment

For completion of the programme, the participant has to: take at least 8 subjects out of 11

Join GBA Technical visit

Complete one written assignment on Greater Bay Area development

outlook (no more than 600 words)


Program Fees

• An all-inclusive non-refundable program fee of HK$8,800 will be charged for each

participant, paid at the time of registration, which include the expenses for the

Greater Bay Area (GBA) technical visit

• The fee includes annual membership fee 2019 & 2020 of the MILT grade; and

application fee. Participants have the option to top up for a higher membership

grade if applicable

• All fees are payable to “The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong

Kong” in Hong Kong Dollars

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Award to Participants

• Upon successful completion of the programme, each participant will

be awarded a certificate issued by CILT Hong Kong.

• A personalized reference letter will be signed by the President of CILT

Hong Kong and sent to the participant and his/her employer.

• Each session carries 40 CPD Points and each technical visit carries

200 CPD Points.

• Enjoy free executive coaching service for one year after successful

completion of the programme.

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Program Schedule

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Date Module

Code Module Title Speaker

Jul-13 C105 Insights into Evolving Transport Industry and

Hong Kong Public Transport Policy Dr. Dorothy Chan, Deputy Director of HKU SPACE

Jul-27 C104 Strategic Procurement and Sourcing Lily Heo, Procurement GM of Airport Authority of

Hong Kong

Aug-03 L102 Block chain for Logistics and Payment Simon Wong, CEO of LSCM

Aug-17 L101 Demand driven supply chain for Denim Wears Tim del Rosario, Advisor to Jeans Business

Aug-24 C102 Career Planning & Development Daniel Shim, VP-HR of Knorr Bremse Asia

Pacific Holding Ltd.

Sep-07 C103 Innovation and Digitalization Eddie Tong, Business Director of Aisino

Sep-21 C101 Leadership and Strategic Management in L&T Dr. Venus Lun, President of CILT HK

October Technical Visit Greater Bay Area (2DN1)

Oct-12 C106 Greater Bay Area Strategy Carmen Li, GM of HSR and Intercity, MTRC

Nov-16 T103 Post disastrous-event management Ronnie Tong, Head of Operating, MTRC

Nov-23 C109 Crisis Management Jimmy Yuen, President of HK Institute of Security

Professionals

Nov-30 T104 Transport Network Planning CK Loh, CEO of Singapore Urban Transport Int’l

December GBA Written assignment


Work Schedule

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February to Agree on program schedule and topics

April Develop curriculum and course details

Contact speakers, companies, etc.…

Finalize programme structure and schedule

Book venue and confirm visits

Early May Announcement of programme

Recruit companies and participants

July Programme kick-off

December End of Programme (3rd Batch Alumni)

June 2020 Graduation ceremony


We’re experts in our fields.

We’re changing perceptions.

WE ARE CILT

Celebrating 100 years supporting transport

and logistics professionals

Modules Outline


Module C101

Leadership and Strategic Management in L&T

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Module Overview

This course aims at:

(1) looking into strategic management

skills from the perspectives of

concepts, style and process, and

(2) (2) examining the relationship

between leadership and personality

Objectives & Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the module, participants will be able

to:

- Answer the following questions from strategic

perspective: Why are we doing? What are we doing?

Where do we want to be in future? What do we need

to accomplish and by when? How are we going to get

there?

- Identify key dimensions of leadership

Outline of the Module

- Understand key concepts (why, where,

what and when)

- Accomplish objectives and goals

- Develop skills at thinking and acting

strategically

- Know about personality traits of a leader

Speaker

Dr. Venus Lun,

President of CILT HK


Module C102

Career Planning & Development

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Module Overview

This course focus on career planning for

individuals. It will offer some practical tips

and tools. This session will be suitable for

talents who would like some practical

advice.


Upon completion of the module, participants will be able to:

• Understand some simple but practical tools that they can

adopt.

• Participants should be able to easily apply the tools for

their own career planning.

• The participants will learn more by actively participating.

Outline of the Module The session will introduce a number of career

planning and development tips and tools to

participants.

This session will be highly interactive. Therefore all

participants should be expected to contribute

and participate during the session.

Speaker

Daniel Shim

Vice President-HR

Knorr Bremse Asia Pacific

Holding Ltd.


Module C103

Innovation and Digitalization

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Module Overview

This course aims at:

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Speaker

Mr. Eddie Tong,

Business Director of Aisino


Module C104

Strategic Procurement and Sourcing

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Module Overview

This course aims at providing a

general understanding on the

importance of strategic

procurement and selection of

suppliers in sourcing process and

how it can be implemented in the

organization to maximize cost

effectiveness and efficiency


Upon completion of the module, participants will be

able to:

• Understand what is strategic procurement and

sourcing

• Know how to develop procurement and sourcing

strategies


• What is strategic procurement and sourcing

• Best practice for the Procure-to-Pay (P2P)

• Key factors influencing procurement strategies

• How to develop effective procurement strategy

and strategy for evaluating suppliers

• Case Studies

Speaker

Lily Heo

General Manager, Procurement

Airport Authority Hong Kong


Module C105 Insight into Evolving Transport Industry & HK Public Transport Policy

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Module Overview

This course aims at providing an overview of

Transport Policy in Hong Kong and insights into

the evolving transport industry. There will also be

group discussions on current transport issues.

Objectives & Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the module, participants will be able to:

Understand transport policies and development

Appreciate the regulatory environment

Outcome base model on policy implementation

Evolving transport industry


Regulatory regime in Hong Kong

Advisory Committees

Transport policies and strategies

Controlling growth of private cars

Multi-modal transport system

Railway as backbone

Franchised bus services

Evolving transport industry

Current issues of interest

Speaker:

Dr Dorothy Chan

Deputy Director, HKU SPACE

WiLAT Global Advisor

CILT International President

(2013-2014)


Module C106

Greater Bay Area (GBA) Strategy

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Module Overview

This course aims at underscoring the

essentiality of connectivity in fostering the

Greater Bay Area (GBA) development


Upon completion of the module, participants will

be able to understand the significance of

connectivity in the GBA and possible ways of

fostering the GBA development (who to do

what)

1. Understand the significance of

connectivity in the GBA and possible

ways of fostering the GBA development

(who to do what)


• Brief overview of the GBA

• Connectivity in the GBA context

• Current situation (transport modes

zooming in on rail)

• Why essential

• What needs to be improved

• Stakeholder Analysis

• Stakeholder support on connectivity to

realize the GBA vision

Speaker

Carmen Li

GM of HSR and Intercity, MTRC


Module C109

Crisis Management

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Module Overview

Featuring the unique insights of bomb

disposal operations, this module reveals

how law enforcement approaches to

training, strategy, tactics and leadership

can be applied to corporate crisis.



Define crisis and explain crisis management strategy

Conduct basic risk assessment

Apply law enforcement approach in corporate crisis

management strategy


Crisis defined

Threat and risk assessment

Terrorist threat against public transport

Crisis preparedness and response plan

Crisis management by HKSAR

Government

Working with police in a major incident

Leadership in crisis management

Speaker

Jimmy YUEN

Senior Manager, Aviation

Security Co. Ltd.


Module L101

Demand Driven Supply Chain – Denim Wears

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Module Overview

This course aims to provide an overview of how

apparel brands bring (Garments) Jeans to retail,

from the perspective of both Brand and

Vendor/manufacturer, how the industry

generally operate and how it is influencing the

environment



• Have a general understanding on how brands create

products for the season

• Understand What fast fashion is vs traditional brands

• How Robotics is impacting jeans making

• What Sourcing will be in the future

• Appreciate Sustainability as a major criteria for major

brands


• Evolution of denim Jeans

• “Go to Market” process

• Sourcing: Where jeans are made

• The future: Impact of the industry to the

environment

Speaker:

Jose Timoteo Del Rosario,

VP, Great Mind Apparel

Advisor to Jeans Business


Module L102

Blockchain for Logistics and Payment

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Module Overview

This course aims at introducing

“Blockchain” to the audiences and explore

the use of this new technology in logistics, e-

commerce, payment and other possible

applications.


Upon completion of the module, participants will be able

to:

Better understand the meaning of Blockchain

How Blockchain is currently being used in the areas of

trade, payment, logistics and trading.

Use Blockchain as a means to improve logistics

connectivity, efficiency and industrial cooperation.


Introduction of Blockchain

Examples of Blockchain use in logistics

Examples of Blockchain use in payment

Other applications of Blockchain

Exploration of new applications

Speaker:

Mr. Simon Wong,

CEO of LSCM


Module T103

Post Disastrous-event Management

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Module Overview In Logistics and Transport Operations, avoiding an emergency

situation is one of the Operator’s key priorities. Furthermore,

when an emergency situation occurs, it should be handled well

to reduce its impact. The course will cover the subject of

Emergency Handling in the metro industry and mitigations

taken in the post event. The MTR experience, as a world class

metro operator, will be used to demonstrate the concepts and

applications of emergency handling.

Objectives & Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the module, participants will be able to:

• Understand the different measures of avoiding risk

• Apply strategy in post disastrous – event and its

management

• Demonstrate their ability to apply and use a range of tools

for smooth and handling

• Develop the understanding to an effective emergency

handling process in their own operations and industries

Outline of the Module The course will cover the areas of risk

management and post disastrous

event management.

Application and associated practices in

the MTR will be provided.

Benchmarking and experience sharing

will be encouraged amongst

participants during the course.

Speaker Mr Ronnie Tong Chai-ming,

Head of Operating,

MTR Corporation


Module T104

Transport Network Planning

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Module Overview

This course aims at providing the strategic

view and approaches in Transport Network

Planning taking reference from Singapore

and other GBA cities.



• Appreciate the transport network design in different

cities

• Understand the techniques applied to avoid congestion

• Get up-to-date information of smart mobility in other

cities

Outline of the Module • Overview of Singapore

• Holistic Transport Governance

• Integrated Transport and Land use Planning

• Seamlessly Integrated Public Transport

• Demand-based Congestion Management

• Smart Mobility Systems

• Lessons Learnt for Other Cities

Speaker

CK Loh

CEO of Singapore Urban

Transport International


We have the knowledge.

We have the support.

WE ARE CILT



Speaker Profiles


Dr. Venus Lun

President of CILT HK

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Dr Venus Lun received her PhD from the University of London.

Currently, she is the Deputy Director of Sustainable Energy

Limited located at the Hong Kong Science Park. She is the

Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Shipping and

Transport Logistics which is a Social Sciences Citation Indexed

(SSCI) scholarly journal. She has published five books with

international publishers and more than 60 articles listed in Web

of Science Core Collection.

She was the Founding Director of the Shipping Research Centre

of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU). Her

appointments at PolyU include Programme Leader of BBA in

International Shipping and Transport Logistics (2008-2016),

Programme Director of MSc in International Shipping and

Transport Logistics (2012-2017), and Associate Head of

Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies (2014-2017).


Daniel Shim

Knorr-Bremse Asia Pacific (Holding) Ltd.

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Daniel Shim has held a number of HR leadership roles in major

global corporations & international government organization both

in Hong Kong and overseas.

He is currently the Vice President – HR, Knorr Bremse Asia Pacific

Holding Ltd. Knorr Bremse Group (KB) is a listed company based

in Munich.

KB is the world’s leading manufacturer of braking systems and a

leading supplier of safety critical sub-systems for rail and

commercial vehicles.

Prior to joining KB, he was the first Director General, HR for the

Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) based in Beijing. AIIB

is a multilateral Development Bank initiated by China.

He also held senior HR appointments in MTR, Las Vegas Sands,

General Electric, Inchcape and Intel for over 20 years.


Lily Heo

General Manager, Procurement Airport Authority

Hong Kong

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Lily is currently heading the Procurement Department of the

Airport Authority as the General Manager, Procurement.

She graduated from the HK Polytechnic University. Since

then, she has not stopped studying and obtained MSc in

Information Technology, BSc in Management, Postgraduate

Diploma in Public Sector Management and Postgraduate

Diploma in Construction Law and Arbitration.

Lily joined the Airport Authority in 2013 and has driven

continuous improvement in procurement efficiency and

effectiveness in a roadmap of transformation to strategic

procurement. Before that, she worked for HK Jockey Club,

Ocean Park, MTR, Cathay Pacific, PwC BPO,

CLP Power.


Dr Dorothy T.F. CHAN Deputy Director of HKU SPACE

Global Advisor, Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT)

CILT International President (2013-2014)

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Dr Chan is the Deputy Director, School of Professional and

Continuing Education, University of Hong Kong, and Head

of Centre for Logistics & Transport; the Independent Non-

Executive Director of HK Mass Transit Railway Corporation

Limited and AMS Public Transport Limited.

Retired in 2002 as the Deputy Commissioner for Transport,

Dr Chan has a long connection with the Chartered Institute

of Logistics and Transport. She became the International

President of the Institute between 2013 and 2014.

“Women in Logistics and Transport” was established under

her presidency. In 2015, Dr Chan was awarded Honorary

Fellowship by the Institute and is the Institute’s Global

Advisor for WiLAT.


Ms Carmen Li General Manager – High Speed Rail and Intercity

MTR Corporation

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Ms Carmen Li joined Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) in 1989,

and since then had held a variety of posts, the last one being General

Manager - Intercity & Freight. Most of her duties involved business dealings

with Mainland organizations. September 2018 marked another milestone in

Ms. Li’s career as she witnessed the successful opening of the High Speed

Rail (Hong Kong Section).

In January 2019, Ms. Li was appointed General Manager–High Speed Rail

and Intercity, signifying her role in promoting the business and passenger

services of the cross-boundary High Speed Rail link between Hong Kong and

the Mainland’s 29,000km High Speed Rail network which tops the world in

both length and scale; in addition, she continues to be in charge of the

Intercity services connecting Hong Kong and the vast network of the

Mainland Railways.

Ms. Li graduated from the University of Hong Kong in July 2001 with an MA in

Transport Policy and Planning (with Distinction), and from the Chinese

University of Hong Kong in July 1990 with an MA in Translation. She is a

Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport [CILT] and an

Associate Fellow of the China Hong Kong Railway Institution [CHKRI].


Jimmy YUEN, PMSM Senior Manager, Aviation Security Co. Ltd.;

Council member, Hong Kong Red Cross;

Governing Board, HKJC Disaster Preparedness & Response Institute;

President, HK Institute of Security Professionals;

Former Senior Bomb Disposal Officer, HKPF.

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Retired in 2014 as the Hong Kong Police Senior Bomb

Disposal Officer, Mr. Yuen has over 31 years of proven

operational, training and senior management

experience in law enforcement, including general

policing, major public order event and counter-

terrorism operations.

Mr. Yuen is now working at the HK International Airport

responsible for aviation security management and

development training. He is qualified and accredited by

ICAO as Aviation Security Professional Manager,

National Inspector and Instructor.


Mr. Eddie Tong,

Business Director of Aisino

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童廷洋为航天信息股份有限公司旗下香港爱信诺国际有限公司商务总监，曾经就读哈尔滨工业大学计算机科学应用，获得硕士学位。研究领域致力于计算机系统工程、射频识别技术、软件体系架构，以及大湾区科技发展、大数据和云计算等等。专注于集聚识别、数据合规等方面研究，近期研究成果包括申请数项专利，在核心期刊发表论文。《智慧物流RFID追溯系统关键技术研究与应用》获得“航天科工优秀科技论文”一等奖。担任商务总监之前，为航天信息旗下金卡公司软件系统部经理和香港爱信诺有限公司项目部经理。曾主持公安部、电力公司、安监局等多项国家大型信息化建设。2014年担任香港入境处承载每年1亿5千万人次的通关项目经理，该项目是香港政府目前为止最大的信息化建设项目，现正顺利交付运行，在全面提升香港访客通关能力和国际金融大都市形象意义重大。近年来，时逢大湾区筹划发展阶段，各地政策出台和措施落地，利用此契机，增加研发资源与投入，汇聚科技人才，为香港加快产业结构升级，为香港的美好明天贡献力量。


Jose Timoteo Del Rosario, VP, Great Mind Apparel

Advisor to Jeans Business

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Over 40 years career history in the apparel

Industry across Asia in manufacturing and

sourcing. Currently Vice President of Great Mind

Apparel (HKG) LTD, a full service provider with

owned and operated factories in China. Prior to

this, was part of the Levis Global Sourcing

Organization for 16 years, and have led and

directed teams and offices in the Philippines,

Indonesia and Hong Kong with most recent

focus in Product Development and Sourcing.


Mr Simon K Y Wong

Chief Executive Officer

Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre

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Mr Simon K Y Wong is the Chief Executive Officer of the Logistics and

Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre (LSCM). It was established in 2006

by the HKSAR Government and charged with the mission to research

and develop relevant technical solutions to serve the logistics,

construction and eCommerce industries in Hong Kong and the Pearl

River Delta region.

Mr Wong has more than 30 years of working experience in the

commercial sector. Before joining the LSCM, Mr Wong held a number of

technology development and management positions in Hong Kong and

Taiwan. He worked at the General Electric Company between 1996 and

1999, and he was the President of GE Appliances Asia from 1999 to

2004. He joined Johnson Electric in 2004 as the President of JE

Trading Limited. He was highly involved in developing supply chain

solutions for customers and exploring new business models. He held

this position until 2010.


Ronnie Tong

Head of Operating, MTRC

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Ronnie is the Head of Operating – South Region of Hong Kong MTR. He is the

overall in-charge of the safe and effective operation of the 5 railway lines viz.

Kwun Tong Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Island Line, Tseung Kwan O Line and the

South Island Line (East). On top of that, Ronnie is keep providing a visionary role

for railway operations in terms of operations strategy, project liaisons and staff

development.

Ronnie has 37 years of experience in railway station and traffic control,

delivering excellent customer services and solutions on railway incidents. He has

actively involved in numerous major railway projects both locally and overseas

including the successful migration of all operations control centers to Tsing Yi in

2001; the opening of new railway extension e.g. Kwun Tong Line extension in

2016; and involved in the consultancy works in China, Singapore and UK.

Meanwhile, he’s the Operating champion in the new signalling, the CBTC

replacement project, of Tsuen Wan Line, Kwun Tong Line, Island Line and Tseung

Kwan O Line.

Ronnie is holding the Chartered membership of the Chartered Institute of

Logistics & Transport, and member of the Institution of Railway Signal Engineers

(Hong Kong Section).


LOH Chow Kuang, FCILT President / CEO

Singapore Urban Transport International (SingUT)

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Mr Loh has 35 years of professional experience in urban

transport planning, development, regulation and

management covering policy, institutional framework,

integrated transport planning, public transport planning,

bus regulation, bus development, bus operations,

transportation studies, traffic management, road/rail safety

management as well as transport advisory and professional

capacity development.

Mr Loh held various senior positions in Singapore Land

Transport Authority (LTA), served as the Secretary of Public

Transport Council; and headed the transportation units of

listed public transport group and Sentosa Development

Corporation.

Mr Loh led several international transport advisory projects,

including in China, Singapore, Colombo, Malta, Mauritius

and Fiji. He also advised major UK and China transport

groups on international bus service tendering projects.


We are stronger together.

WE ARE CILT



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