ITL Corporation scoops two prestigious HR Awards

The awards ceremony was held on August 3 at Singapore, as part of the 35^th World HRD Congress, bringing together senior HR professionals and business leaders from across the Asia-Pacific region.

The two prestigious honours: Top Most HR Leaders – Asia 2026 and CHRO of the Year – Asia Business Leader 2026. Photos: ITL Corporation

This double recognition is a proud milestone that highlights Simon’s contributions to HR leadership, people capability development, and organisational transformation at ITL Corporation.

This is not only a proud milestone for Simon Thuc, but also recognition of ITL Corporation’s consistent strategic direction: building people capabilities as a strategic foundation for the group’s third Transformation journey and long-term growth.

For the logistics industry, which continues to evolve amid technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and increasingly demanding expectations for service and operational capabilities, the challenge of talent management goes beyond recruitment and workforce development. It is also about building an organisation that can adapt, remain agile, and grow alongside the market.

This double recognition highlights Simon Thuc’s contributions to HR leadership, people capability development, and organisational transformation at ITL Corporation

Under Simon Thuc’s strategic leadership, ITL has continuously strengthened its Human Resources foundation by developing talent, embracing an employee-centric approach, and building capabilities to prepare the organisation for the future.

The Top Most HR Leaders – Asia award recognises HR leaders who demonstrate sustained leadership, strategic influence, a strong commitment to innovation, and meaningful contributions to the HR profession across Asia.

Meanwhile, the CHRO of the Year – Asia Business Leader recognition is presented to an exceptional chief human resources officer/senior HR leaders whose leadership demonstrates significant impact on people strategy, organisational transformation, employee experience, talent development, and business performance.

Against this backdrop, Simon Thuc’s receipt of both honours represents more than a personal achievement, it also marks a meaningful milestone in ITL’s ongoing journey of organisational development.

Behind every HR strategy are people; behind every talent development initiative are new capabilities being built, and behind every transformation journey is an organisation’s ability to adapt and prepare for the future.

For ITL, investing in people is not a peripheral initiative to growth. It is a strategic foundation of the group’s third Transformation journey towards the North Star, becoming a billion-dollar Logistics company.

This is not the first time Simon Thuc’s contributions have been recognised on international HR platforms.

He has previously received several international HR accolades, including the Global Inclusive Talent Leadership Award – Mighty 90 Winner (2024), Top Most HR Leaders – Vietnam (2025), and Global HR Tech Icons 2026 (March 2026).

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