UPS Appoints Scott Price Chief Transformation Officer

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UPS (NYSE: UPS) today announced Scott A. Price will join the company as Chief Transformation Officer, effective December 11, 2017. He will also join the UPS Management Committee, the company’s senior-most leadership group. Price will report to UPS Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Abney and will be based at the company’s global headquarters in Atlanta.

Price is currently Executive Vice President, Global Leverage for Walmart, based in Bentonville, AR. He has extensive corporate leadership experience in senior roles for Walmart, DHL Express International and The Coca-Cola Company, spanning his near 30-year professional career. He has deep international credentials and served in country marketing, country operations, regional senior operations and regional administrative management roles in both Asia and Europe for previous employers. Price is credited with restructuring operations, driving significant acquisitions and leading expansive growth in past assignments. He brings broad international operations, transportation, logistics, procurement, I.T. and supply chain experience to his new role at UPS.

The UPS Chief Transformation Officer role is a newly created position and Price is charged with driving and facilitating organizational change that will help UPS to both identify and execute opportunities for profitable growth within its existing business units and in yet-untapped markets and product segments. The company is establishing this role to accelerate its transformation by identifying strategies to prioritize resources and direct investment for the greatest strategic benefit and long-term shareholder return. Early in 2017, the company announced plans for extensive upgrades to its Smart Global Logistics Network, enhancing capacity and efficiency through the use of state-of-the-art processes, information technology and automation.

“Scott has a proven track record of driving and facilitating organizational change at large complex multinational corporations where growth beyond the mature core business was imperative for the company to remain on a path to long-term success,” said Abney. “His diverse career experience will be invaluable as he helps UPS leaders move quickly with the implementation of highly-concentrated growth projects as well as related transformation.”
 
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Catatonic

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Wonder who will report to him?

This doesn't lay out his organization.
Price is charged with driving and facilitating organizational change that will help UPS to both identify and execute opportunities for profitable growth within its existing business units and in yet-untapped markets and product segments.
 
Looks like ever has to listen to him except CEO Dave Abney. Looks like the broad and Dave aren't liking the growth process and how it is handled.
 

Old Man Jingles

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Wonder who will report to him?
This doesn't lay out his organization.
Price is charged with driving and facilitating organizational change that will help UPS to both identify and execute opportunities for profitable growth within its existing business units and in yet-untapped markets and product segments.

Scott A. Price <----This is a link to Bloomberg
Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer, United Parcel Service, Inc.
Age 56
In March 2018, Scott assumed additional responsibilities including Strategy for UPS.
Scott and his teams are responsible for strategic planning, global business services, mergers and acquisitions and driving and facilitating transformational change.
These efforts include identifying and executing opportunities for profitable growth within existing business units and in new markets and product segments through the identification of resources that may be redirected to the highest strategic benefit and greatest shareholder value.


Scott is also being discussed on this thread ---
Am I literally the last guy to find out about Scott Price
 

DR7

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I guess he is the one to blame with dumping map nav on us and taking away RDO with only a training module in the diad and no knowledge of it by local management...
 
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