Comment / Analysis: Expeditors – smell of blood

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By Alessandro Pasetti

12/10/2023

Premium sources put the stunning credentials of Dan Wall on our radar a month ago when market talk had it that if Jeff Musser were ever to leave Expeditors, and his CEO post taken by another insider, Wall would be his natural heir apparent.

The time is ripe for change not only in Seattle, we hear.

Yet the simple fact that one of the world’s most successful and best-managed freight forwarders last week quietly disclosed that, from 1 January 2024, Wall would replace ...

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