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Changes in DHL Express (Czech Republic)

A new division – Express Business Unit – was established within DHL Express (Czech Republic), market leader in express and logistics services, due to restructuring changes, as of 1st of January, 2007. Mr Ludek Drnec was appointed as the new director of the division; he has previously worked as a Marketing Director of DHL Express (Czech Republic).

The new division Express Business Unit took over most of the activities of the former department of Marketing & Sales (with the exception of the departments of Customer Service, Key Account and of Marketing Communication). Express Business Unit is in charge of steady growth and meeting the turnover and profit targets related to the express products of DHL Express, with the exception of parcel products provided by the company PPL. Product management with direct responsibility for turnover and profit for the particular type of express products in air freight, overland and special transport has recently been included.

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DHL selects Matt Daniels to drive growth in Kuwait

DHL has announced the appointment of Matt Daniels as the new General Manager for the company’s business in Kuwait. The move consolidates DHL’s position as market leader in the Middle East, where the company has been offering world-class express logistics services to customers for 30 years.

Daniels started his career with DHL Express back in 1997 and during his time with DHL has held a variety of Commercial and General Management positions within the Middle East including Territory Manager, Sales Manager, Country Manager, Head of Human Resources and now as General Manager. Phil Couchman, Regional Director for DHL Middle East said: “Matt has a decade of experience with DHL in the region and his market knowledge will help to drive our Kuwait operations significantly.”

Matt holds an associate Diploma in Marketing and a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources. Coming from a solid commercial background, Matt had previously been fundamental in leading change management within several large organisations and is known to be an enthusiastic and dynamic leader with strong business acumen.

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DHL plans huge investment in Japan and South Korea

DHL plans to invest more than 90 million dollars in the next several years into Japan to strengthen its leading position there, Deutsche Post Chairman Klaus Zumwinkel said Tuesday.

Among its plans is the expansion of its distribution centre at Osaka’s Kansai Airport, Zumwinkel said in Tokyo on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of DHL’s entry into Japan.

From 1999 to 2006, DHL invested about 165 million dollars in expanding its infrastructure in Japan, the world’s second-largest economy. From 2001 to 2006, it invested more than 1.7 billion dollars across the Asia-Pacific region.

DHL also said it plans to invest up to USD 75 mln over the next few years to expand its South Korean operations.

The additional funding commitment will take its total investments in the nation to close to USD 100 mln since 2001, it said. ‘DHL’s growth plans and investments for the Korean market are very much in line with the South Korean government’s vision of establishing Incheon as a preferred logistics hub to serve the North Asia region,’ Klaus Zumwinkel, chairman of the board of Deutsche Post World Net, DHL’s parent company, said.

The investment, which includes the USD 50 mln already announced in Nov 2006, will be used to expand the current DHL Express facility at Incheon Airport, the company said.

The additional funds will also be used to develop existing network infrastructure and further enhance operational and service capabilities, in a bid to meet projected growth in intraAsia trade as well as trade within the Far East region, via Incheon, the company said.

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DHL prepares for delivery of a record 10 million flowers for Valentine's Day

The majority of DHL’s expedited floral shipments are imported from growers in Colombia and Ecuador. DHL Global Forwarding, part of the logistics arm of DHL, will be exporting from Latin America four times the volume of flowers during the Valentine’s Day season. DHL consolidates floral parcels from growers, and protects the life of the flowers by using bonded cold storage facilities to keep product cool prior to air transport and immediately chilled upon arrival. Eighty percent of these floral shipments are destined for Miami where they undergo agricultural inspection right at the terminal at Miami International Airport.
DHL is preparing to deliver record numbers of fresh flowers across the U.S. for cupid’s visit this Valentine’s Day. DHL this year anticipates delivery of over 10 million individual flower stems for delivery direct to retailers and consumers nationwide on or before February 14 th, with the majority of this volume from popular floral e-tailers and retailers, including 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, American Rainbow Floral, FTD, Galleria Farms, Queens Floral and USA Bouquet.

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DHL will go ‘All the way’ in its new India push

DHL, the international express and logistics brand, has big-beam plans for the new-tiger markets of India and the Asia-Pacific Rim. Part and parcel of these ambitions is its new Asia-Pacific-specific ad campaign that the company will be unwrapping soon here, with the tag line: “All the way”. This replaces their ad sign-off: “No one knows Asia-Pacific like we do.”

The three TV spots called “CEO,” “Patience” and “Waiting” are created by Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore, and aims to deliver three edges for the DHL brand: easy to deal with, knowing and rewarding DHL customers, and innovative products and services.

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