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Globe Express Services appoints Fulvio Moletti as Asia Pacific chief
GLOBE Express Services (GES), a top 100 global logistics provider with a presence in 80 countries, has appointed third party logistics (3PL) veteran Fulvio Moletti to managing director, to head the company's growth strategy in Asia Pacific.
Dr Moletti joined GES in 2012, leading its Southeast and South Asia region, with increasing levels of responsibility. He will be based at the company's Shanghai office and report directly to president and CEO Michael C Hughes.
In his new role, Mr Moletti will focus on leading the company' growth strategy throughout Asia, an area of historical strength for GES, employing over 30 per cent of its total workforce and operating 26 offices in the region.
Said Mr Hughes: "Promoting Fulvio is a natural progression for GES, given his extensive operations and sales experience in Asia (since 1993), working for various reputable major 3PLs including Panalpina, DHL Global Forwarding and SDV.
"In addition to his leadership skills, Fulvio employs a team player approach and is deeply committed to our people and customers, qualities that align well with our desire to build a One Company-One Global Team culture that makes GES such a great place to work," said Mr Hughes.
China represents the company's largest operation, where it operates 19 offices and holds a Class A forwarding licence.
Said Dr Moletti: "We are well positioned in Asia with an established network and flexible business model that allows us to develop unique 3PL solutions that differentiate the company and provide quantifiable value for our customers.
"Our talented people are passionate about global logistics and take pride in providing outstanding customer service. We have a bullish outlook in Asia centred on providing innovative supply chain solutions to our valued customers, in alignment with the company's overall growth strategy."
Dr Moletti holds a doctorate in political and economic sciences from the University of Bologna, supply chain management certifications from Cranfield University, Bedford, UK and a diplomado in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from Chile's Universidad Catolica in Santiago.
Dr Moletti joined GES in 2012, leading its Southeast and South Asia region, with increasing levels of responsibility. He will be based at the company's Shanghai office and report directly to president and CEO Michael C Hughes.
In his new role, Mr Moletti will focus on leading the company' growth strategy throughout Asia, an area of historical strength for GES, employing over 30 per cent of its total workforce and operating 26 offices in the region.
Said Mr Hughes: "Promoting Fulvio is a natural progression for GES, given his extensive operations and sales experience in Asia (since 1993), working for various reputable major 3PLs including Panalpina, DHL Global Forwarding and SDV.
"In addition to his leadership skills, Fulvio employs a team player approach and is deeply committed to our people and customers, qualities that align well with our desire to build a One Company-One Global Team culture that makes GES such a great place to work," said Mr Hughes.
China represents the company's largest operation, where it operates 19 offices and holds a Class A forwarding licence.
Said Dr Moletti: "We are well positioned in Asia with an established network and flexible business model that allows us to develop unique 3PL solutions that differentiate the company and provide quantifiable value for our customers.
"Our talented people are passionate about global logistics and take pride in providing outstanding customer service. We have a bullish outlook in Asia centred on providing innovative supply chain solutions to our valued customers, in alignment with the company's overall growth strategy."
Dr Moletti holds a doctorate in political and economic sciences from the University of Bologna, supply chain management certifications from Cranfield University, Bedford, UK and a diplomado in Logistics and Supply Chain Management from Chile's Universidad Catolica in Santiago.
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