Wilson Kwong

Wilson Kwong

HACTL

Chief Executive

Wilson Kwong joined the Jardine Matheson Group in 1998, and has since held a variety of senior management positions in its aviation, real estate development, property management and engineering businesses. He eventually took up his Hactl post in 2018.

Since joining Hactl – Hong Kong’s largest independent air cargo handler – Wilson has strengthened its service portfolio and renewed its focuses on digitisation, innovation, compliance and sustainability. The company’s Sustainability Strategy Framework embraces all aspects of its business, and informs every of its decision and action. Hactl now publishes an annual Sustainability Report, which catalogues the company’s considerable achievements and encourages others to follow suit.

For Hactl, sustainability goes well beyond climate change mitigation measures alone, it also means caring for its workforce and community through measures such as refurbishment to offices; expansion of leisure facilities; provision of free massages employing visually-impaired masseurs and masseuses; advocating for menstrual equity and gender equality; enhancement of training and development programmes and facilities; educating staff on the United Nations’ Sustainability Development Goals; and introduction of additional policies to foster workplace equality and inclusivity.

Wilson is Chairman of the Employers’ Federation of Hong Kong, Chairman of the Shipping and Transport Committee and a member of the General Committee of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce. He is a Member of the Hong Kong Logistics Development Council, the Land and Development Advisory Committee, the Tripartite Taskforce on Manpower Training (Aviation) and the HKTDC Logistics Services Advisory Committee respectively; a Council Member of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, a Board Member of GS1 Hong Kong and an Advisory Committee Member of the Asian Institute of Supply Chains and Logistics. Wilson is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the Hong Kong Institute of Directors, as well as a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.