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XPO Logistics anuncia el Nombramiento de Meagan Fitzsimmons como Directora de Compliance de GXO Logistics ante la escisión prevista

Greenwich, USA  |  junio 15, 2021

GREENWICH, Conn. – June 15, 2021 – XPO Logistics, ha anunciado la llegada de Meagan Fitzsimmons al equipo directivo de GXO Logistics, Inc. ante la escisión prevista del negocio de logística de XPO. Actualmente, Fitzsimmons es directora de compliance de XPO en el segmento de logística y, una vez concluida la escisión, será responsable de la infraestructura de ética y compliance.

Fitzsimmons tiene 15 años de experiencia en cargos directivos con destacadas empresas internacionales y bufetes de abogados. Antes de incorporarse a XPO, Fitzsimmons fue directora de cumplimiento y asesora general adjunta de Revlon, Inc., y asesora sénior de cumplimiento en Colgate-Palmolive Company. Anteriormente había ejercido como abogada en Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP y en Williams & Connolly LLP. Es doctora en jurisprudencia por el Centro de Derecho de la Universidad de Georgetown y licenciada por la Universidad de Northwestern.

Fitzsimmons tiene 15 años de experiencia en cargos directivos con destacadas empresas internacionales y bufetes de abogados. Antes de incorporarse a XPO, Fitzsimmons fue directora de cumplimiento y asesora general adjunta de Revlon, Inc., y asesora sénior de cumplimiento en Colgate-Palmolive Company. Anteriormente había ejercido como abogada en Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP y en Williams & Connolly LLP. Es doctora en jurisprudencia por el Centro de Derecho de la Universidad de Georgetown y licenciada por la Universidad de Northwestern.

Tal como se ha anunciado, XPO tiene previsto completar la escisión de su negocio de logística para formar una compañía independiente que cotice en bolsa en la segunda mitad de 2021. Como segundo mayor proveedor de logística contractual del mundo, GXO estará bien posicionada para capitalizar los tres principales vientos de cola:el crecimiento del e-commerce, la demanda de automatización logística por parte de los clientes y la creciente tendencia hacia la externalización de la cadena de suministro. En la actualidad, las operaciones se desarrollan en aproximadamente 885 centros logísticos en 27 países.

Acerca de XPO Logistics y GXO Logistics

XPO Logistics, Inc. (NYSE: XPO) ofrece soluciones innovadoras de cadena de suministro a las principales empresas del mundo, con dos unidades de negocio: transporte y logística. La compañía ayuda a más de 50.000 clientes a gestionar sus cadenas de suministro de forma más eficiente, utilizando una red de 1.621 delegaciones en 30 países y cerca de 140.000 colaboradores, incluyendo 108.000 empleados y 32.000 trabajadores temporales. La sede social de la compañía se encuentra en Greenwich, Connecticut (EEUU). Visita xpo.com for more information, and connect with XPO on FacebookTwitterLinkedInInstagram y YouTube

About the GXO spin-off

XPO tiene previsto realizar la escisión de la unidad de negocio de logística en el tercer semestre de 2021 bajo el nombre de GXO Logistics, creando asimismo dos potencias industriales independientes y especializadas. Con la separación se crearían dos sociedades cotizadas en bolsa con identidades y ofertas de servicio claramente diferenciadas en un gran conjunto de mercados potenciales. GXO sería la segunda mayor empresa de logística contractual del mundo y XPO sería un proveedor líder global de servicios de transporte, principalmente de carga parcial y subcontratación de cargas. Para más información, visita gxo.com.

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