All change for José Nava and Saul Resnick in DHL Supply Chain

Saul Resnick, left, and Jose Nava, right

DHL Supply Chain has announced two senior management changes, “as part of its future growth strategy”.

CEO of UK & Ireland José Nava becomes head of next-generation services, a new global role.

Mr Nava joined the company in 2001, after a brief stint at Coca-Cola, and has been in his current role since 2018. His new role will see “take on responsibility for seeking out future growth opportunities and helping define the business strategy beyond 2025”.

He will be replaced by Saul Resnick, current CEO of DHL Supply Chain Australia and New Zealand, who has been with the company for 16 years, following a role as chief executive of Trans Africa Logistic Group.

The moves will take affect on 1 January and both will report to Oscar de Bok, CEO of DHL Supply China.

Mr Nava said: “We have accelerated our investment on a number of fronts to consolidate our leadership position in the UK&I. These include cutting-edge warehousing and a fleet that lead the way in sustainability and technology.

“I’ve also learned a lot from our customers and built some great relationships; but what I’m most proud of is our expert team of colleagues who are all committed to go the extra mile for our customers while keeping each other safe, day in and day out.  It’s been an amazing experience that will stay with me forever, with many great memories.”

Mr Resnick added: “I look forward to the UK&I business growing its market share, and creating even more opportunities for our colleagues to develop into. We have a fantastic reputation, not just globally, but within the UK&I, and I consider it a great honour to lead our business at this time.”