For UPS executive, Olympics a marathon - Atlanta Journal Constitution
The UPS point man for the 2012 London Olympics isn’t looking for a good place to eat in the English capital. He’s not looking for a decent place to stay. He’s already got those basics figured out.
What Dan Brutto, president of UPS International, would really like to find is a good Bikram Yoga studio.
The 53-year-old Brutto, a key member of UPS’ 12-person senior management team at its Sandy Springs headquarters, spends up to 20 days a month overseas, much of it crowded into airplane seats or crumpled into ever-varying hotel beds. He’s been known to visit nine cities in six countries in a dozen days for the shipping giant, which operates in 200 countries and territories.
The UPS point man for the 2012 London Olympics isn’t looking for a good place to eat in the English capital. He’s not looking for a decent place to stay. He’s already got those basics figured out.
What Dan Brutto, president of UPS International, would really like to find is a good Bikram Yoga studio.
The 53-year-old Brutto, a key member of UPS’ 12-person senior management team at its Sandy Springs headquarters, spends up to 20 days a month overseas, much of it crowded into airplane seats or crumpled into ever-varying hotel beds. He’s been known to visit nine cities in six countries in a dozen days for the shipping giant, which operates in 200 countries and territories.
