The Champion went to Ms Fiona Yu who suggested the image of being quality conscious and environmental friendly should be highlighted when promoting the industry of Hong Kong. Ms Yu was crowned by CMA President Mr Herbert Liang. The first runner-up was Ms Roy Hui and she was crowned by Vice-President Mr Leung Nai Wing. Ms Men Qing Hua, the second runner-up, was crowned by Vice-President Mr Yip Hing Chung. The title-winners will play the role of goodwill ambassadors to assist CMA in promoting the industry of Hong Kong in the following year.

With the completion of TV live program, the CMA 60th Anniversary Dinner also ended successfully.

On November 15, 1994, a prize presentation ceremony was held for the winners and the three finalists to collect prizes from the Association and the sponsors. The champion received a flat in Danshui of Huiyan in Guangdong from Chuang's Consortium International Ltd, a car from Korean International Motors Ltd, cash prize of HK$150,000 from CMA, a ruby necklace from Bogo International Ltd and skincare products from Monita Group.

The first runner-up Ms Roy Hui had a flat in Danshui sponsored by Chuang's Consortuim International Ltd, cash prize of HK$100,000 by CMA, a ruby necklace by Bogo International Ltd and skincare products by Monita Group.

The second runner-up Ms Men Qing Hua had a car sponsored by Korean International Motors Ltd, cash prize of HK$50,000 by CMA, a ruby necklace by Bogo International Ltd and skincare products by Monita Group. The other three finalists each had cash prize of HK$20,000 from CMA and skincare products sponsored by Monita Group.

2. Booth Design Competition The Booth Design Competition was one of the characteristics of the previous Exhibitions. In the past, the exhibitors invested a great deal of efforts in booth design and product display in order to attract more visitors. Likewise, this year the Association had organized the Booth Design Competition to encourage exhibitors to design their booths in a special and attractive way.
We had invited Mr Raymond Young, Director-General of Industry of Hong Kong Government Industry Department, as our Chairman of the Judging Panel. Other Judges included Mr Alexander Tzang, Associate Director (Industrial Development and Corporate Communications) of Hong Kong Polytechnic, Mr Christopher Chow, Assistant Executive Director of Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Ms Y. Y. Tang, Manager (Administration & Development) of Hong Kong Productivity Council.	Ms Jessie Ng, with her glamourous smile, became Miss Exhibition in the eyes of the contestants.
The judges inspected the booths before the opening of the 32nd Exhibition (November 3, 1994) and evaluated with reference to the overall design of the booths, the product display, and the ability to match booth design with product features. Three winners were chosen. The champion was Beijing Tong Ren Tang. Its booth was classic instyle with a traditional Chinese touch that perfectly matched the characteristics of its products - Chinese medicine. The first runner-up was Tung Chun Soy Sauce & Canned Food Co Ltd. All judges agreed that its booth design was simple and vivid in image, and was a typically cost-effective creation with clear-cut theme. The second runner-up was Shell Electric Mfg (Holdings) Co Ltd. Judges opined that the booth had made maximum use of its space in all dimensions so that a great variety of goods can be displayed.	16 Contestants of Miss Exhibition Pageant posed for a photo before the opening of the Exhibition.
	CMA President Mr Herbert Liang (top), Vice-Presidents Mr Leung Nai Wing (middle) and Mr Yip Hing Chung (below) crowned the title-winners of the 32nd Miss Exhibition Pageant (1994).