Bill Logue will step down at the end of the year due to health reasons.
FedEx Freight President and Chief Executive Officer Bill Logue, who has led the subsidiary since 2010, will retire on Dec. 31.
Michael Ducker will ascend to the role on Jan. 1. Ducker has worked at the integrator for 40 years, most recently as the chief operating officer of FedEx Express.
Logue is leaving the position for health reasons, according to FedEx.
“Bill Logue has led FedEx Freight to significant growth, success and a leading position in the LTL industry,” Fred Smith, FedEx’s chairman and CEO, said in a statement. “He navigated some of the worst economic conditions the industry has ever seen and delivered outstanding results while positioning FedEx Freight for long-term success.”
FedEx Freight CEO to retire
