New Chair of IPC
Matteo Del Fante, CEO of Poste Italiane, has taken over as Chair of the International Post Corporation (IPC) Board today at the Board’s meeting, which took place in Frankfurt. He succeeds Tone Wille, who has chaired the IPC Board since 2022. Mr Del Fante has been a member of the IPC Board since 2017. Board members elected him unanimously at their meeting in Dubrovnik in May.
Holger Winklbauer, IPC CEO, said: “We look forward to working with Matteo Del Fante in the years ahead to strengthen IPC’s role in helping postal operators through their transformation and in making them more competitive on the e-commerce market. On behalf of IPC’s members and staff, I also want to thank Tone Wille for her dedication and enthusiasm. Her support was instrumental to raise IPC’s profile and to shape our new strategy.”
Matteo Del Fante, IPC Chair, said: “I thank my fellow Board members for trusting me to head the IPC Board at such an important time for the postal industry marked by falling mail volumes, fast-changing cross-border e-commerce markets and increasing regulatory requirements. In this context, global postal cooperation through IPC matters more than ever, and IPC has a key role in helping posts through this transition.”
As Chair, Mr Del Fante will focus on delivering IPC’s strategy aimed at supporting the growth of sustainable cross-border e-commerce for posts while supporting the evolution of the mail business. He will also champion innovation and digitalisation within IPC to better serve the members.
The other members of the IPC Board include: Pim Berendsen – CEO, PostNL; Marie-Ange Debon – CEO, La Poste Groupe; Annemarie Garsdhol – CEO, PostNord; Tobias Meyer – CEO, DHL Group; Chris Peeters – CEO, bnode; Guy Pacheco – CEO, CTT Portugal Post; Martin Seidenberg – CEO, International Distribution Services; David Steiner – CEO, USPS; David Walsh – CEO, NZ Post and Holger Winklbauer – CEO, IPC.
About International Post Corporation
International Post Corporation (IPC) is the leading service provider of the global postal industry that provides leadership by driving service quality, interoperability and business-critical intelligence to support posts in defending existing business and expanding into new growth areas. It is a cooperative association of 24 member postal operators in Asia Pacific, Europe and North America.
IPC’s solutions and services are used by over 190 posts worldwide. Since 1989 IPC has set standards for upgrading quality and service performance and developed technological solutions that help members enhance service for international letters, packets and parcels. IPC engages in industry research, creates business-critical intelligence, provides a range of platforms and programmes for member post CEOs and senior management to exchange best practices and discuss strategy. IPC also manages the system for incentive-based payments between postal operators. For more information, please visit our website.
