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Monday, December 10, 2012

DTN News - TECHNOLOGY NEWS: Fleishman Dominates PublicAffairsAsia Gold Standard Awards Capturing All Top Three Trophies

Defense War News Updates: DTN News - TECHNOLOGY NEWS: Fleishman Dominates PublicAffairsAsia Gold Standard Awards Capturing All Top Three Trophies
*FH APAC Named Regional Consultancy Network of the Year
*Shin Tanaka Awarded for Professional Excellence
*FH Japan Named In-Country Consultancy of the Year
Source: DTN News - - This article compiled by Roger Smith from reliable sources PublicAffairsAsia
(NSI News Source Info) SINGAPORE - November 9, 2012: Fleishman-Hillard was the most decorated agency at The Gold Standard Awards organized by PublicAffairsAsia at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Hong Kong. 

Our Asia Pacific team was bestowed Regional Consultancy Network of the Year in recognition of extraordinary growth, introduction of new strategic offerings such as the Global Capital Markets Services, the Global China Practice, FH Majlis; success of new public affairs firm, VOX Global Japan; and the expansion of our Chinese client portfolio. The judges noted that Fleishman-Hillard “continues to take a lead role in the development of the wider PR industry” with our new China Masters Exchange program involving partnerships with leading universities and the fast-tracking of Mandarin-speaking graduates through our US and European networks to FH Greater China, enhancing FH’s capability of serving Chinese clients worldwide.

FH Japan President & Founder Shin Tanaka received another of the highest honors at the event, theGold Standard Award for Professional Excellence, marking 15 years of building and shaping the communications industry in Japan. His contributions are best summed up by Mr. Motohisa Furukawa, former Minister for National Policy of the Japanese government, who said: “Inspiration from Mr. Tanaka was the catalyst for the establishment of the Office of Global Communications as a function of the Japanese Prime Minister’s Office. I hope that Mr Tanaka continues his contributions to Japan’s competitiveness on the global stage with his keen strategic communications thinking and insights.”

Because Shin had a command performance at a CEO event in Tokyo, his acceptance speech was delivered via video. Shin modestly told the audience, “the most meaningful contribution of my career has been the Fukushima Conference, which gave the people of Japan a voice. Fukushima’s experience is not just Japan’s experience. It is very important for the world to follow Fukushima’s response and recovery as social sustainability is going to be the core issue for the rest of the world for the coming decades.”

He added that“Japanese enterprises are embracing the power of communications. At the same time, there will be thousands of Japanese companies starting to globalize in a true manner. I believe that this movement will be among the leading drivers elevating the global communications industry to a next level.”

FH Japan captured the highest single office honors asIn-Country Consultancy of the Year. This award is open to all of Asia Pacific and recognizes full-service corporate communications and public affairs excellence. The judges cited “Fleishman-Hillard Japan’s innovative approach to communications also applies to cliet counseling and new product development. Revenue growth of the FHJ business from the office’s founding in 1997 through to 2012 has achieved a compound annual growth rate of 29%.” The award recognizes the consolidated FHJ group of companies: VOX Global Japan, BlueCurrent Japan, and Fleishman-Hillard Japan which includes CCW.

2012 has truly been an award-winning record year for Fleishman-Hillard Japan, which has achieved pre-eminent status as the largest and most reputable foreign-owned multinational communications consultancy in the country.

But, there’s more! On the same night, BlueCurrent Japan proudly accepted the top award forSocial Communications from the Japan PR Association. The project “Teach us! The Committee for Dehydration Prevention” was launched this summer when a growing proportion of Japan’s population was suffering from severe dehydration. The client, a pharmaceutical company, tasked BCJ to increase awareness of the issue and to teach people how to prevent dehydration.

The team put together a highly strategic community outreach program, including influencer engagement, qualitative research, public events, media relations and a dedicated website for the campaign. A term coined by the group of influencers – “Pre-Dehydration” -- reached an awareness of 73.7% in just two months. The client’s product sales increased 150%, achieving their full-year sales target in three months.

Clearly, all of these awards were exceptionally well-earned.They reflect the growing influence, quality and stature of our firm in Asia Pacific. Moreover, they recognize our expanded services and artfully integrated solutions that are making a major positive impact on clients’ businesses.

In a word – wow! Big congratulations to everyone. This is a proud moment we all share -- with each other, and our clients.
Enjoy. You’ve earned it!

Read more about how these accolades were earned in the attached excerpts from the awards program and online at http://www.publicaffairsasia.net/goldstandard/winners.html.

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Monday, January 2, 2012

DTN News - 2012 NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS: 2012 Hong Kong ~ Predicted To Be For The People Year - Photo Courtsey Robie Seth

Defense War News Updates: DTN News - 2012 NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS: 2012 Hong Kong ~ Predicted To Be For The People Year - Photo Courtsey Robie Seth
Source: DTN News - - This article compiled by Roger Smith from reliable sources
(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - December 31, 2011: Revellers around the world are celebrating the end of 2011 and starting to see in 2012. Hong Kong property prices and rents expected to fall in 2012
In Hong Kong the countdown to 2012 was made in giant illuminated numbers on the side of a skyscraper facing the harbour. Toronto, Canada is 12 hours behind Hong Kong. Photo Courtsey Robie Seth

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

DTN News - SPECIAL FEATURE ON SPORTS: China Shows Supremacy On The Court By Clean Sweep - 2011 Yonex Sunrise Hong Kong Open Super Series

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DTN News - SPECIAL FEATURE ON SPORTS: China Shows Supremacy On The
Court By Clean Sweep - 2011 Yonex Sunrise Hong Kong Open Super Series
(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - November 20, 2011:Chinese badminton player Chen Jin reacts during the awards ceremony after being defeated by compatriot Lin Dan in their men's singles final at the Hong Kong Open badminton tournament on November 20, 2011. Olympic and four-time world champion Lin Dan crushed Chen Jin 21-12, 21-19 in an all-Chinese men's singles final at the Hong Kong Open, drawing an emphatic line under a recent indifferent spell.

By Gregory Chan, Badzine Correspondent live in Hong Kong. Photos: Badmintonphoto (live)

Koreans fall short

The Koreans had the best chance to prevent a 100% Chinese win of all titles at stake on Sunday in the Hong Kong Coliseum.

World #2 Jung Jae Sung / Lee Yong Dae were up against World Champions and top seeds Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng and were brimming with confidence, having actually won their last 3 meetings with the 4-time World Champions from China.

It was also the longest and most exciting match of the day as both pairs kept the crowds on the edge of their seats with some excellent play. The Koreans won the first game 21-14, withstanding the onslaught of attacks from the Chinese with their defending prowess. It was a seesaw battle in the second game as the lead changed hands constantly between the two pairs.

Jung and Lee had match points, twice, at 20-19 and 21-20, but both were saved brilliantly by the Chinese. The Chinese themselves had 2 games points blocked but hung on bravely to win the second game 24-22.

The 3rd game saw the Koreans being 2 points away from the match when they led 19-15, but the Chinese managed to score 6 points in a row to take the game and match 21-19.

“I think the Koreans were a bit rushed to win the championship towards the end of the second and third games. We were mentally strong and kept calm even when we were trailing,” commented Cai Yun after the match.

Both Chinese players also thanked the crowd for their support and attributed their win to that support.

One Chinese too many

Defending champions in the mixed doubles Joachim Fischer Nielsen / Christinna Pedersen of Denmark couldn’t make it three titles in a row when they lost out to the tournament’s top seeds Zhang Nan / Zhao Yunlei in 3 games 21-15, 17-21, 17-21. It was their first loss the Chinese in five meetings.

The Danes were brilliant in the first game, varying the attack very well from the backcourt and holding the edge in flat and fast exchanges at the mid-court, causing the Chinese to make some errors. The first game went to Danes 21-15.

The second game began quite similarly to the first, as the Danes continued their pressure play from the back and at the net, and they were leading 11-6 at the mid-game interval. But the reigning World Champions from China didn’t buckle under pressure. Encouraged by the chants of support from the Chinese crowd, they increased their level of play, channelling most of their attacks to Christinna Pedersen. Add to that a few uncharacteristic errors from the Danes, and the Chinese managed to win the second game 21-17.

As with all their previous matches, the winner had to be decided by a third game. It was neck-and-neck all the way in the final game, and the two pairs were still tied at 16-all but it was the Chinese who managed to surge ahead and win the 3rd game 21-17, taking away the title from the Danes.

“We played really well in the first game and were leading quite comfortably in the second. But then we had troubles with the draft at our side of the court,” said Joachim after the match.

“It’s really unfortunate that we lost today. We just have to go back now and assess our game.”

The Danes were also disappointed that they didn’t bring their A-game in the finals as they had played very well throughout the whole week.

“Of course we are disappointed, but we just have to take the positives from Hong Kong. For next week’s China Open, we will just have to be ready right from the first round,” said Christinna after the match.

Another Dane bites the dust

The second Dane who lost in today’s finals was Tine Baun, beaten in straight games by China’s Wang Xin, and thus taking their head-to-head count to a massive 9-0 for her diminutive Chinese opponent.

Tine started the first game well, and was able to stay with the Chinese left-hander, trailing by just 2 points at the mid-game interval. But from then on, it was all about the Chinese as she won the first game 21-17.

The second game was even straightforward for the Chinese, as the Dane ran out of ideas on how to outmanoeuvre her opponent. Wang Xin ran away with the game and the match, winning the second 21-14.

“I started the first game really well, but then I started losing confidence a little bit and lost of a bit of the game plan,” explained Tine after her loss.

The Dane has never beaten her opponent of today. Asked on why it is so difficult to defeat Wang Xin compared to the other top ‘Wangs’, Tine replied, “I think it’s her ability to change and vary her tactics several times during the game compared to the other players. Her strokes are different.

“And also because she’s a left-hander,” added the Dane.

The journey continues for Tine at next week’s China Masters in Shanghai, where she should be able to cruise to a quarter-final encounter with Wang Xin and continue her long quest for redemption.

All-Chinese finals

The first of 2 all-Chinese clashes on finals day was the men’s singles final. World Champion Lin Dan beat his team-mate Chen Jin, the number 5 seed, 21-12, 21-19 in just 31 minutes. After the match, Lin Dan mentioned again the windy conditions on the court. He also indicated that he might not be here next year defend his title since his main focus will be to do well at the Olympics.

The women’s doubles final pitted the tournament’s top seeds and defending champions Wang Xiaoli / Yu Yang against second seeds, also from China, Tian Qing / Zhao Yunlei. However the finals was cut short due to an injury to Zhao Yunlei’s left knee. She and her partner were already trailing 2-14 in the second game had to forfeit the title to their opponents.

Final results:
XD: Zhang Nan / Zhao Yunlei (CHN) [1] bt Joachim Fischer Nielsen / Christinna Pedersen (DEN) [3] 15-21, 21-17, 21-17
MS: Lin Dan (CHN) [3] bt Chen Jin (CHN) [5] 21-12, 21-19
WS: Wang Xin (CHN) [3] bt Tine Baun (DEN) [7] 21-17, 21-14
WD: Wang Xiaoli / Yu Yang (CHN) [1] bt Tian Qing / Zhao Yunlei (CHN) [2] 21-12, 14-2 (Retired)
MD: Cai Yun / Fu Haifeng (CHN) [1] bt Jung Jae Sung /Lee Yong Dae (KOR) [2] 14-21, 24-22, 21-19


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Monday, August 15, 2011

DTN News - TECHNOLOGY NEWS: Raj Seth Joins Fleishman To Lead Asia Technology Practice

Defense War News Updates: DTN News - TECHNOLOGY NEWS: Raj Seth Joins Fleishman To Lead Asia Technology Practice
(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada / HONG KONG - August 15, 2011: Fleishman-Hillard has appointed corporate communications veteran Raj Seth to the newly created position of senior vice president and head of corporate technology, Asia Pacific. He will also serve as global co-chair of the Fleishman-Hillard technology group.

Seth, who will be based in Hong Kong, has 20 years’ experience crafting communications strategies for global brands throughout Asia Pacific. Most recently, he spent five years as vice president, corporate communications, Asia Pacific Japan, for CA Technologies, where he built a centralized function to engage the company’s full range of constituencies, including media and analysts, as well as partners and employees.

Prior to that, he worked for Hill & Knowlton as vice president and regional director, technology & digital practices, Asia Pacific, and was responsible for developing and implementing communications strategies and campaigns for multinational clients such global clients as Microsoft, HP, PCCW, BT, the GSM Association and the Bluetooth SIG, as well as PwC and Coca-Cola.

“Technology convergence, the explosion of mobile and the rising demand for cloud services have put new pressures on brand reputations around the globe,” says Dave Senay, president & CEO of Fleishman-Hillard, who says the firm’s technology practice has seen double-digit growth over the past five years. Adds Lynne Anne Davis, the firm’s Asia Pacific president, “Guiding and counseling our corporate technology clients means going beyond pure technology to such key reputational issues as thought leadership, corporate citizenship, customer engagement and executive vision.”


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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

DTN News - AIRLINES NEWS: Boeing, Cathay Pacific Announce Order For More 777-300ERs

Defense War News Updates: DTN News - AIRLINES NEWS: Boeing, Cathay Pacific Announce Order For More 777-300ERs
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HONG KONG, March 9, 2011: The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) and Cathay Pacific Airways today announced the Hong Kong-based carrier ordered 10 Boeing 777-300ER (extended range) airplanes valued at $2.8 billion at list price.


Cathay Pacific first announced its selection of the 777-300ER for its fleet requirements in 2005. With this order, Cathay Pacific will increase its Boeing 777-300ER planned fleet from 36 to 46 (including 4 leased). It's the fifth increase in its acquisition plans for the long-range jetliner.

"Cathay Pacific is a world-class carrier and a valued long-time partner. It has made the 777-300ER the foundation of its significant fleet enhancement for long-haul routes," said Marlin Dailey, vice president of Sales & Marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "The 777-300ER will as always provide superior operating efficiency, economics and reliability, as well as a very comfortable cabin experience for the passenger."

Cathay Pacific uses the Boeing 777-300ER as the backbone for its ultra-long-haul and long-haul fleet, mainly serving destinations in North America and Europe.

"The Asia Pacific region is the world's fastest growing aviation market and Cathay Pacific is well positioned in Hong Kong to take advantage of this blooming market to grow our business," said Cathay Pacific Chief Executive Officer Tony Tyler. "Our newest 777 order highlights our continued commitment to developing Hong Kong's role as one of the world's leading international aviation hubs. As we continue to expand our fleet, the 777-300ER will play a crucial role in our operations in the years to come."

The Boeing 777 family is the world's most successful twin-engine, long-haul airplane. The 777-300ER extends the 777 family's span of capabilities, bringing twin-engine efficiency and reliability to the long-range markets.

In additions to Boeing 777-300ER, Cathay Pacific operates 12 Boeing 777-300s, five 777-200s, 45 747-400s in both passenger and cargo versions. The airline also has ordered 10 Boeing 747-8 Freighters.

More than 60 customers around the world have ordered nearly 1,200 777s.

Contacts:

Yukui Wang

Boeing China

+86 10 5925 5588

Yukui.wang@boeing.com

SOURCE Boeing

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