Cathay Cargo recently hosted a group of second-year MBA students from Harvard Business School (HBS) at the Cathay Cargo Terminal, and outlined for them the past performance and year-ahead outlook for the cargo business.
The US-based students were on a two-week field trip looking at the influence of the Chinese mainland’s Belt and Road initiative, and its impacts across Asia. Their tour in January also included a look at the Greater Bay Area (GBA) with visits to factories in Shenzhen, Dongguan, and Foshan. In addition, the group visited Kerry Logistics’ Hong Kong facilities, given the city's status as an aviation hub in the GBA blueprint plan published in 2019.
After looking around the Cathay Cargo Terminal escorted by CPSL’s (the wholly owned subsidiary that runs the terminal) Head of Business Development Alfred Sze, James Conlin, Cathay Pacific’s Head of Cargo Global Partnerships, talked to the students about Cathay Cargo’s network, specialised services and recent business developments.