ST Logistics CEO, Loganathan Ramasamy was invited to have a dialogue at the 13th Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) Leaders’ Forum, held yesterday at MOE HQ.
Driven by Ministry of Education, Singapore (MOE), SgIS is dedicated to cultivating and retaining Singapore’s brightest talents through scholarships, strategic engagement and professional development. As a sponsor of SgIS initiative, ST Logistics is committed to nurturing future leaders in the supply chain and logistics sector.
CEO Loganathan engaged deeply with scholars at the reception, imparting his insights and personal experiences. During the forum, he discussed evolving trends and key topics, including AI, Sustainability and Supply Chain Disruptions to thrive in today’s fast-paced logistics landscape.
The Q&A session was a lively interaction, with scholars inquiring about a wide array of questions, ranging from leadership practices to profitability strategies. Facilitated by Wei Sheng Ong, our Business Development Assistant Manager and SgIS Alumni, the session allowed participants to delve deeper into industry nuances, drawing inspiration from CEO Loganathan’s outlook and deep knowledge of the industry.
“As an SgIS alumni, I’m extremely grateful to be back and sharing ST Logistics’ best practices with scholars from other industries! – Ong Wei Sheng, SgIS Alumi (2016), ST Logistics
“I thoroughly enjoyed Mr Loga’s sharing of his experiences in logistics, as I gained valuable insights and felt truly inspired. I realised that making critical decisions involves a lot of thoughtful, behind-the-scenes work. His approach is highly relevant and applicable to many careers, involving the prediction of trends and strategic decision-making.” – Yong Hong Sheng, SgIS Alumni, Murata Electronics Singapore
“The Q&A showed Loga’s depth of experience as a seasoned logistician and leading ST Logistics. He shared an insightful journey about the pandemic and the behind the scenes work and challenges to acquire resources to keep Singapore safe. Working in the supply chain industry, I can definitely relate to what he shared.” – Goh Yong Kiat, SgIS Alumni, PSA Corporation
The engagement left a profound impact, energising the scholars to pursue excellence and innovation in their future endeavours.
Find out more about Singapore-Industry Scholarship (SgIS) here: https://www.moe.gov.sg/sgis/sponsoring-organisations/industries/supply-chain-management
