USPS Appoints New President For Mailing, Shipping Services
USPS has appointed Paul Vogel as president of mailing and shipping services, effective August 16, 2010. Mr Vogel will be responsible for all product management, product development, retail and commercial products and services, as well as commercial sales.
Mr Vogel has been appointed as managing director of global business and senior vice president for the Postal Service in 2006, charging him with creating and leading the new department.
For the next three years, Mr Vogel focused on international business management, global network strategy and technology, international relations and international operations, including the Postal Service’s five International Service Centers.
During his tenure, Mr Vogel streamlined operations and helped mailers expand their international reach through customized, flexible international shipping solutions.
Mr Vogel began his career with the Postal Service in 1969 as a clerk/carrier in Boston and has held numerous management positions in operations and logistics. Mr Vogel will replace Susan Plonkey, who was named acting president in June.
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