Duncan to leave FedEx Freight post

Sep 23, 2009 | News | 0

FedEx Freight’s president and CEO Douglas G. Duncan has announced his retirement. The 58-year-old will leave the company at the end of February next year, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

A replacement has yet to be announced for Duncan, who was the first chief executive of the FedEx Freight unit.

FedEx Freight is the FedEx’s less-than-truckload division, which consolidates multiple shipments from a variety of sources onto a single truck. Before joining FedEx, he was president and CEO of Viking Freight.

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