CILT International Conference
29-31 May 2008. Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre Hong Kong. Book your place now on one of the key logistics and transport conferences of 2008.
'Globalisation of Logistics and Transport: East Meeting West' is a prestigious CILT International Conference. It will be a unique opportunity for logistics and transport professionals from all over the world to meet potential business partners and discuss hot topics affecting East-West transport and trading links.
The conference will discuss subjects such as the impact of Chinese logistics development on world trade; the development of regional transport networks in Asia and 3PL challenges in Asia.
VIP Speakers include Mr Jack So, Chairman of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, and Dr Victor Fung, Chairman of the Hong Kong Airport Authority.
Mr Charles de Trenck, Head of Asia Regional Transport at Citigroup Investment Research will discuss the future prospects of the world container trade, and an official of China's National Development and Reform Commission will discuss the impact of Chinese logistics developments on the rest of the world.
There is also the opportunity to visit the world's biggest single cargo terminal and KMB's Lai Chi Kok Depot and other Hong Kong showcase transport and logistics hubs.
Other speakers will include CILT International President Richard Hunt CBE and Anthony Lau, President of CILT Hong Kong.
This internationally significant conference marks the 40th anniversary of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong and is part of its commitment to encouraging international business networking and matching. The programme also includes a gala dinner and breakout specialist logistics and passenger transport sessions.
For more details visit www.CILTHK2008.com
For a registration form email: registration@CILTHK2008.com
For further information in the UK contact david.jinks@ciltuk.org.uk Telephone 01536 740117.
For further information in Hong Kong contact: enquiry@CILTHK2008.com Telephone +852 3102 8005