Federal Express Corporation, one of the
world’s largest express transportation companies, has expanded its leadership
team in Asia Pacific (APAC) to advance business and talent strategy. Marcus
Balzereit assumes the role of Senior Vice President, APAC Sales &
Solutions, while Rumana Rahman joins as Vice President, APAC Human Resources,
and Shanker Venkateswaran, is appointed as Vice President, APAC Planning &
Engineering. By
attracting and retaining top talent across all levels, the company is
strategically positioning itself to seize emerging market opportunities and
fuel growth across this rapidly evolving region.
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L-R - Marcus Balzereit, Senior
Vice President, APAC Sales & Solutions, Rumana Rahman, Vice President, APAC
Human Resources, and Shanker Venkateswaran, Vice President, APAC Planning &
Engineering |
People are the driving force behind FedEx, and
its talent strategy is key to achieving its ambitious goals. With 24 years of
experience in human resources across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa,
Rumana Rahman brings deep expertise in shaping high-impact people strategies. In
her new role, Rumana will lead talent development to cultivate a
high-performance culture and evolve workforce strategies to meet the needs of a
rapidly changing and diverse talent landscape.
Shanker brings over two
decades of experience across business, technology, and operations, with
expertise spanning multiple industries and geographies. In his new role,
Shanker will lead the transformation of FedEx's ground network through design,
digitization, and automation, enhancing efficiency and flexibility to meet
customer demands, with focus on optimizing operations to stay ahead of market
changes and exceed customer expectations.
“Building a future-ready
team in Asia Pacific is a top priority,” said Kawal Preet, president of Asia
Pacific at FedEx. “With these new appointments, we’re further strengthening our
commitment to anticipating customer needs, driving market growth, and empowering
our teams with the agility and innovation required to make a lasting impact in
this fast-evolving region.”
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