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1 THE INSTITUTE OF PURCHASING & SUPPLY OF HONG KONG Network of Networks, 4/F, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Hong Kong. Telephone : (852) Fax : (852) admin@ipshk.org Website : 7 th AGM cum Seminar on How to Enhance Corporate Competitiveness through Supply Chain Management Objective: Supply chain management has always been a hot topic for both purchasing and logistics professionals. It improves cost efficiency and quality level through the gains from integrating various business processes. The seminar provides the up-to-date information for all purchasing practitioners to refresh their minds in how the supply chain management can help enhancing the companies competitiveness. Date: Time: Seminar Venue: Dinner Venue: 27 March 2004 (Saturday) 02:30 p.m. - 06:30 p.m. 1/F, Lecture Theatre, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chi Avenue, Kowloon. Shing Hin Restaurant, 8/F, Amenity Building, City University of Hong Kong Seminar Agenda 02:00 p.m. Registration 02:30 p.m. Welcoming Address Mr. Steve TSANG Chairman of IPSHK 02:35 p.m. Certificate Presentation Ceremony To IVE Shatin Student Ambassadors 02:40 p.m. EPC - Linking the Virtual Supply Chains Ms. Anna LIN Chief Executive of HKANA 03:15 p.m. Decision Technology in Logistics Management Dr. Raymond CHEUNG IEEM of HKUST 03:50 p.m. Networking Break

2 - 2-04:10 p.m. Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethical Trading The Marks and Spencer Story Mr. Irvin TSE Operations Manager of Marks and Spencer (Asia Pacific) Limited 04:45 p.m. The 3rd Party Logistics - A Growing Industry in China Mr. Raymond HUI Director of Distribution - Great China, Amway China Company Limited and Vice-president & China Representative of IPSHK 05:20 p.m. Q & A Panel (Including speakers and guests) 05:45 p.m. Networking Break 05:50 p.m. 7 th AGM 06:30 p.m. End of Seminar & 7 th AGM 07:00 p.m. Annual Dinner Shing Hin Restaurant About the Speakers: Ms. Anna LIN Chief Executive Hong Kong Article Numbering Association Ms. Anna LIN joined the HKANA in Her responsibilities include overall management and development of the Association whose role is to advise and support Hong Kong industries on the use of international EAN.UCC standards and technologies such as identification numbers, bar coding and XML/EDI for Supply Chain Management. HKANA is a member of EAN International representing in 130 countries/economies with around 1 million users worldwide. Ms. LIN is represented at numerous international and local committees including Efficient Consumer Response (ECR) Asia Council, Global Commerce Initiative (GCI) Imports/Exports Apparels Sub-Committee, ISO/SC31 on Automatic Data Capture, Hong Kong Employees Retraining Board Computer Networking System Committee. In December 2001, Ms. Lin is appointed as a member of the Hong Kong Logistics Development Council (LOGSCOUNCIL) of the HK SAR Government. In Feb 2004, Ms. LIN is invited to be the Member of Hong Kong Trade Development Council Logistics Services Advisory Committee.

3 - 3 - Dr. Raymond CHEUNG, PhD Princeton University, Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management Director, Master of Technology Management in Global Logistics Management of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Dr. Raymond CHEUNG is an associate professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management at HKUST. He received his PhD degree at Princeton University, MA and BSc at York University. His main research interests include freight transportation planning, logistics, network optimization and stochastic programming. He has done projects and consulting works with major operators in trucking, ocean terminals, air-cargo terminals, and manufacturing companies. After receiving a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation of the US while teaching in the US, he returned to Hong Kong in 1996 to start a number of logistics education and research programs. Mr. Irvin TSE, MBCI, RSO Operations Manager Marks and Spencer (Asia Pacific) Limited Mr. Irvin TSE is a statutory member (MBCI) as well as the Hong Kong Representative of the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) of the United Kingdom. He is a Registered Safety Officer (RSO) with the Labour Department of the Hong Kong SAR Government. He sits on the committee of the Hong Kong Chapter of the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) as the Certified Protection Professional (CPP) Representative. He is a Council Member of ISM (Hong Kong) Ltd. Irvin worked for a major British Bank in Hong Kong for six-and-a-half years before joining Marks and Spencer (Asia Pacific) Limited over nine years ago. He currently holds the capacity of Operations Manager looking after corporate social responsibility audit, business continuity planning, health and safety, security, store development, equipment procurement, facilities management, in addition to Head Office Administration. Mr. Raymond HUI Director of Distribution Greater China Amway China Co. Ltd Mr. Raymond HUI is currently responsible for all logistics matter of Amway in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Mr. HUI has more than 25 years experience in logistics and has held key positions in many multinational companies. Prior to joining Amway, he worked for Dodwell Trading, H.K. & China Gas, Dairy Farm International and Glaxo China & Hong Kong Ltd. Mr. HUI is the Council member of both the Chinese Federation of Logistics and Purchasing of Beijing, and Guangzhou Logistics Association. He is a

4 - 4 - frequent speaker at conferences and seminars presenting topics such as logistics, Inventory, and operations management. Language: Cantonese with English Terminology. Seats: 100 seats; Seminar Free of charge (All are welcome), priority will be given to IPSHK paid up members; 7 th AGM Free of charge, only for IPSHK members; Annual Dinner HK$220 per head for members of IPSHK, HKLA, HKCIPS, ISMHK and HKPPA (the same rate applied to students of HKBU, HKPC and IVE studying purchasing and supply chain management related programs); HK$250 per head for other participants Remarks: (apply to seminar ONLY) We believe this free seminar will be over-subscribed. In order to secure sufficient seats for participants who intend to join, all applicants will be informed to deposit HK$100 (per person) when they are admitted to the seminar. The cheque will be returned to participants upon attending the seminar. The deposit will be forfeited if the participants do not show up. Registration: Please complete the reply slip and register on or before 15 March 2004 via: Fax: (Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.) OR admin@ipshk.org Please send your cheque payable to The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong Ltd. to IPSHK, Network of Networks 4/F, HKPC Building 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

5 - 5 - Registration will be confirmed via on or before 20 March Late reply will not be entertained. For enquiry, please contact our administrative officer Ms. Katherine WONG at Reply Slip To: The Institute of Purchasing & Supply of Hong Kong 7 th AGM cum Seminar on How to Enhance Corporate Competitiveness through Supply Chain Management I shall attend the Seminar. I shall attend the AGM. I shall attend the IPSHK Annual Dinner. Registration Form Registration Deadline: 15 March 2004 Full Name: Membership No.: Company Name: Institute: address: Contact No.: Cheque No.: Seat: Bank Name: Total Amount: Signature: Date: ** This form can also be downloaded from IPSHK website: **