Atlanta based UPS, the global leader in complex, premium logistics, announced the appointment of Bernard Jiang as President, Asia Pacific.
Jiang succeeds Wilfredo Ramos, who was recently appointed UPS Executive Vice President and Chief International, Healthcare and Supply Chain Solutions Officer.
In his new role, Jiang will lead UPS's Small Package and Supply Chain Solutions business across Asia Pacific, one of the world's most dynamic and strategically important trade regions.
"Bernard knows our customers and the region exceptionally well," said Wilfredo Ramos, Executive Vice President and Chief International, Healthcare and Supply Chain Solutions Officer. "His experience across healthcare, supply chain solutions, strategy and small package operations gives him a unique perspective on how customer needs, supply chains and trade flows are evolving across Asia Pacific. He has consistently delivered results while leading teams across different parts of the business. I'm excited to see him build on that track record and lead the next chapter of growth for the region."
Regional Leadership for a Growing Asia Pacific
Jiang has more than 20 years of experience at UPS, having helped expand the company's healthcare and contract logistics capabilities, led strategic initiatives across South Asia markets and most recently served as President, China. In that role, he led the business through a rapidly evolving operating environment while strengthening customer relationships and maintaining a focus on long-term growth.
Jiang will be supported by an experienced leadership team across the region, including Daryl Tay, President, North Asia and APAC Operations & Strategy; Gregory Goba-Blé, President, South Asia Pacific; and Squall Wang, President, China.
Together, they bring deep experience across many of Asia Pacific's most important markets and trade corridors, helping UPS stay close to customers and respond to opportunities across an evolving region. Goba-Blé was recently promoted to President, South Asia Pacific, while Wang recently succeeded Jiang as President, China.