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1999 Hong Kong Awards for Services

The 1999 Hong Kong Awards for Services culminated in a presentation ceremony on December 13, 1999. Over 500 guests attended the ceremony, in which five Grand Award Winners, and 20 Subsidiary Award Winners were presented with their trophies.

A total of 104 entries from 100 companies involving over 50,000 employees entered the awards. Over 50 per cent of the entries employed less than 100 staff. The five organisers said they were delighted by the increase in participants, quality and coverage of the awards the 1999 awards. In addition, they were delighted to see more small- and medium-sized enterprises enter the awards.

The awards also achieved new records in sponsorship raised, despite the faltering economy over the past three years. The organisers said that the scheme was playing a valuable role in raising the standard of Hong Kong's service industries, as evidenced by the rise in entries and their high quality.

All entries underwent a rigorous assessment process; the results of which helped the judges make their final choices on October 26, 1999, in a session presided over by the Financial Secretary and Chairman of the Central Judging Panel Donald Tsang.

Transfer of Secretariat

For the past three years the Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce has been the secretariat for the Awards Scheme. The HKCSI team believes that the time is now ripe to enhance the value of the awards scheme through greater support from the SAR Government and fresh ideas from a new secretariat. The HKCSI would like to wish the new secretariat, the Hong Kong Productivity Council, every success in organising the 2000 Awards for Service.

 

GRAND AWARDS' WINNERS OF

THE 1999 HONG KONG AWARDS FOR SERVICES

Innovation Ocean Empire Food Shop
Productivity Hang Seng Bank
Customer Service Citybase Property Management of the Cheung Kong Group – The Center Management Services Centre
Tourism Services Peak Tramways Company, Limited
Export Marketing Jardine Logistics Services (HKG) Limited
WINNERS OF THE SUBSIDIARY AWARDS
Hong Kong

Coalition of Service Industries

Innovation Service Awards

  • Binnie Black & Veatch (Hong Kong) Ltd
  • Celki Medical Company
  • Crown Worldwide (HK) Limited
Hong Kong

Productivity Council

Service Productivity Awards

  • CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
  • Goodwell Property Management Ltd.
  • Hsin Chong Real Estate Management Ltd.
  • Modern Terminals Limited
  • Oriental Logistics Company Ltd
Hong Kong

Retail Management Association

Customer Service Awards

  • Bank of America (Asia) Ltd
  • Giordano Ltd
  • Hang Seng Bank
  • Prescription Plus Clinical Skin CareTM
Hong Kong

Tourist Association

Tourism Services Awards

  • China Travel Service (Hong Kong) Limited - Overseas Tourist Department
  • Duty Free Shoppers Hong Kong Limited
  • Grand Stanford Harbour View
  • The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
Hong Kong

Trade Development Council

Services Awards - Export Marketing

  • FL Design Limited
  • Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Ltd.
  • OOCL (Hong Kong) Limited
  • Tiglion Travel Services Company Limited

 

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