Ryder shuffles management
Ryder System said Anthony G. Tegnelia, president of global fleet management solutions, will retire March 1, 2011 after more than 33 years with the company.
Starting Sept. 1, Tegnelia will be officially succeeded in his role by Robert E. Sanchez, who has served as Ryder's executive vice president and chief financial officer since October 2007. Sanchez has been with Ryder for 17 years.
Ryder named 13-year company veteran Art A. Garcia to executive vice president and CFO. He was senior vice president and controller.
Ryder shuffles management
