Bunkers International hires Hong Kong manager

Thu 5 Jan 2012, 10:35 GMT

Bunkers International hires Hong Kong manager

New manager has over four years' experience in the bunkering business.

Bunkers International has hired Gigi Tsang as manager of its office in Hong Kong.

Ms Tsang has over 4 years' experience in the bunkering business having worked at both Seven Seas Oil and Titan Petrochemicals. She holds several college degrees in business related majors and has a Master's Degree from Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

Commenting on the appointment, John Canal, President of Bunkers International, said: "We are very pleased to have Gigi Tsang join us as manager of our Hong Kong office. Her experience working with Seven Seas and Titan Petrochemicals made her the perfect choice to lead our operation in Hong Kong, which is critical to our growth plans for the Asia Pacific region."

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