One of the key factors to the company's success is the Habros e-Connect system, which delivers a collaborative, automated platform designed to manage the supply chain by connecting hundreds of manufacturers, suppliers and logistics providers. It enables secure, self-service business transactions with Hasbro's business partners and seamlessly integrates into their ERP system. The streamlined process and innovative technology provide a range of benefits, including a reduction in cycle times.

DHL Global Forwarding established its presence in Hong Kong in 1960 and has more than 1,400 employees. Through a comprehensive employee development strategy that focuses on skills, motivation and commitment, DHL Global Forwarding continuously raises performance standards, strengthening customer loyalty and exceeding customer expectations with high-quality service.

Murata provides components that make use of the unique electrical properties of ceramic materials. These core products are found in such electronic devices as computers, mobile phones, medical equipment and automotive navigation and air bag systems.

Crown operates more than four million square feet of warehouse space worldwide. In the Greater China region, Crown has branches in 14 major cities, managing more than 500,000 individual products, equivalent to more than 150,000SKUs per day. With its world-class expertise and strong asset base, Crown has offers clients a full range of integrated logistics services aimed at delivering consumer satisfaction exceeding expectations.

In 2007, the company handled 2.63 million tonnes of air cargo, representing more than 70 per cent of air cargo throughput at Hong Kong International Airport. In addition to physical cargo handling, Hactl also provides an extensive range of customer-driven services, including air cargo documentation handling, freighter ramp handling and logistics support services, serving more than 90 airlines and 1,000 freight forwarders.

Ms Yuen is actively involved in Polytechnic University's student exchange programmes, helping to develop tomorrow's logistics industry professionals.

Mr Leung joined Kowloon Wharf Company in the 1960s, helping to set up Hong Kong operations for Sea-Land, a US ocean liner. He later worked in Japan and the US. He was also involved in the establishment of Hong Kong's first container terminal.

Mr Leung was one of the founders of Distribution Services Ltd (DSL). He expanded DSL's shipping business to ocean, land and air cargo transportation, before establishing SIMX Project X & Trade Cooperation Associated Ltd.