UPS picks Lou Rivieccio as European president
Lou Rivieccio has been named president of UPS Europe, taking responsibility for the company’s largest region outside of Europe. The 34-year UPS veteran succeeds Nando Cesarone, who has been appointed president of UPS International and a member of UPS’s Management Committee, the company’s senior leadership group. Cesarone was appointed president of UPS’s European operations in […]
UPS promotes Barber and Cesarone to new management roles
UPS has made changes to its senior management team, with Jim Barber being promoted to the role of chief operating officer, and Nando Cesarone taking over as international president. Barber has served as president of UPS International since 2013, with responsibility for distribution, forwarding, small package delivery, brokerage and customs compliance. He assumed responsibility for […]
UPS launches record breaking service from Louisville to Dubai
UPS is using one of its new Boeing 747-8 Freighters for its longest scheduled service, flying the aircraft from its Worldport global air hub in Louisville to Dubai. The 7,700 mile route is operated on a weekly basis and will become a daily flight on 27 February, operating Tuesday through Saturday, and is part of […]
UPS to expand in Ireland with Nightline Logistics acquisition
UPS has entered a definitive purchase agreement to acquire Irish express delivery and logistics company, Nightline Logistics Group, offering customers a wider array of domestic and cross-border services. The two brands will operate separately initially, and will be integrated over time, and UPS says combining the two companies will significantly enhance its presence in Ireland, […]
UPS appoints new Asia Pacific and Europe presidents
UPS has announced management changes, with Nando Cesarone taking over as president for the Europe Region, Ross McCullough president for the Asia Pacific Region, and Cindy Miller taking over as president of UPS Global Freight Forwarding. Cesarone, a Canadian citizen who has worked at UPS for 25 years will be responsible for the 56 countries […]
