MOL (China) Co., Ltd.
Tree Planting Means Team Building for Qingdao Branch Office
The Qingdao Branch Office held a team building activity on March 18. The weather was sunny with gentle breezes and everyone worked closely together as a team, assigning tasks and enjoying the work and each other’s company. Many of the participants took pictures and some performed acrobatics with shovels.
Then the group hiked up a mountain, a difficult task in itself made even more challenging because no one really knew the way. Everyone had to depend on one brave leader, while doing their best to protect each other. Lesson learned: Just like life, though various difficulties may affect our pace, we can find the right way with courage, hope, and assistance from others.
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| Group shot - Victory moment |
MOL (Asia) Ltd. — Hong Kong
Cultural and Ecological Tour of Tai O Fishing Village
On May 26, 50 colleagues and family members from MOL offices in Hong Kong gathered for an eco-tour of Tai O, a fishing village known as the “Venice of the Orient” on an outlying island in Hong Kong.
Villagers in Tai O have a self-sustained lifestyle thanks to its unique environment. In the morning, participants were guided by a Tai O resident and staff from a local center to explore the nature and culture of the village. Everyone was excited to see the 20 hectares of mangrove trees, which have greatly contributed to the biodiversity of the area. Villagers also depend on fishing and salt production.
The surrounding ocean is the habitant of the precious Chinese white dolphins. Visitors took a boat ride hoping for a sight of them. Tour guides helped everyone gain an awareness of aware of the area’s precious marine life and our critical efforts to maintain an environmentally friendly lifestyle. It was truly a remarkable tour for every one of us to explore the beauty of Tai O!
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| Group Photo of MOL colleagues and their family members in the Tai O Cultural and Ecological Tour |
MOL Soccer Team Plate Winner in Pacific Basin Soccer 6s
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| MOL Soccer Team, left to right, Edgar Ip, Alan Chan, Danny Chi, Petrous Lai, George Wong, Paul Mo, Cheung Yiu Kwong, Vincent Hao, Jimmy Tan, Boris Cheung (captain), Marx Wong. |
MOL Liner Ltd. in Hong Kong was invited to the Pacific Basin Six-A-Side soccer tournament at the Hong Kong Football Club on May 16.
Sixteen teams mainly from the maritime industry were drawn into four groups for a qualifying tournament. The top two teams in each group played for the cup and the bottom two teams in each group competed for a plate in a knock-out tournament divided into successive rounds.
MOL was put in Group A together with HSBC, INCE & Co, and ICS HK. The group match results were 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss respectively for the Plate Winner competition.
MOL beat the Rodskog Dream team 3-0 to capture its first victory and then topped the South Horizon Tigers 4-0 in the plate knockout stage.
The final match for Plate Winner was the toughest game of the day. The MOL team competed against the strongest rival, Howse William Bowers, in a driving rain. MOL’s fiercely competitive spirit and excellent teamwork, and two goals by striker Petrous Lai 2 goals the last five minutes of the second half resulted in a 2-0 victory.
The plate presentation ceremony was held in the clubhouse that night and team members cheered enthusiastically as they received their hard-earned prize.
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| Pacific Basin Soccer Sixes Plate | 1st Group match Vs. ICS HK. |
