Tina Yi
Managing Director JSI Alliance
Ms Tina Yi (QianQian) is Managing Director of SAL Heavy Lift China and JSI Alliance China, leading the companies’ business and teams across China — from chartering, operating and commercial strategy to the delivery of some of the region’s most complex heavy-lift projects.
Tina holds an MSc in International Logistics from the University of Plymouth (UK). She began her career with UK freight forwarder Eagle Freight, working across containers and breakbulk, before returning to Shanghai in 2006 to specialise in breakbulk and handysize broking. She joined SAL in 2007 and spent 15 years as Senior Chartering & Project Manager in Heavy Lift Division, delivering large and complex projects spanning power, oil&gas, port facility, floating units and renewable energy projects. She was appointed Managing Director of SAL China in 2020 and of JSI Alliance China in 2021.
Women in Breakbulk Breakfast Sessions
Keynote: Building the Conditions for Faster Decision Making
For women in breakbulk and project logistics, speed comes from building the conditions that help the right people make clear decisions together.
Most of that work happens long before the decision point. It starts with earning trust, asking better questions, sharing information early and making sure the people who need to weigh in are already part of the conversation.
This keynote will show how women can create the trust, clarity and shared understanding that help teams make better decisions faster, especially when the pressure is high and the timeline is tight.
Wednesday 18 November 09:50 - 10:10
For women in breakbulk and project logistics, speed comes from building the conditions that help the right people make clear decisions together.
Most of that work happens long before the decision point. It starts with earning trust, asking better questions, sharing information early and making sure the people who need to weigh in are already part of the conversation.
This keynote will show how women can create the trust, clarity and shared understanding that help teams make better decisions faster, especially when the pressure is high and the timeline is tight.
Industry Panel: Energy Projects and the New Rules of Delivery
Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.
Wednesday 18 November 10:10 - 10:40
Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.
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