DHL, a global leader in logistics, has appointed Tay Yi Ning as the new Head of the Asia Pacific Innovation Centre based in Singapore. In her new role, Yi Ning aims to enhance the center’s status as a hub for innovative logistics solutions and customer-focused strategies. She leads a team dedicated to driving customer-centric innovation and fostering collaboration among solution providers and startups.
Yi Ning also plays a crucial role in facilitating connections between customers, business partners, and solution providers to integrate technology into scalable logistics solutions. With nearly two decades of experience in customer relations at DHL, Yi Ning brings a profound understanding of the unique logistics challenges faced by customers across the region.
Eric Vargas, Head of Innovation Centers, Global and Europe at DHL, stressed the company’s commitment to continuous innovation to meet customer needs. He expressed confidence in Yi Ning’s ability to position DHL as a leader in innovation in the Asia Pacific region, given her track record of pioneering business solutions within the logistics sector.
Yi Ning expressed excitement about leveraging innovative solutions to address global challenges. She emphasized the Asia Pacific Innovation Center’s dedication to driving logistics innovation in collaboration with customers and partners.
Established in 2015, the DHL Innovation Center in Singapore serves as a hub for groundbreaking logistics solutions. It offers tailored workshops and tours for customers, partners, and thought leaders. DHL operates three other innovation centers globally in Troisdorf, Germany; Chicago, USA; and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
DHL, renowned as the logistics company for the world, provides a wide range of logistics services, including parcel delivery, e-commerce solutions, express delivery, and supply chain management. With a workforce of approximately 395,000 employees worldwide, DHL facilitates global trade while emphasizing sustainability and societal impact. The company aims to achieve net-zero emissions logistics by 2050.
