The US Line: Jeff Musser and the art of 'servant leadership'
‘A great steward of a company I greatly admire’
If things go smoothly in the second half of 2015, US logistics company Expeditors will post a profit of about $450m for the full year – a level of net income 35% higher than its average between 2008 and 2014.
This comes in a year of tumultuous executive changes: chief operating officer Jordan Gates and Asia-Pacific director and co-founder James Wang both retired, following on from the retirement of previous chief executive and Expeditors architect Peter Rose last year.
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