Fenwick, 58, has served as a top executive in DHL’s Asia-Pacific, Eastern Europe and Middle East region, overseeing network operations in the 131 countries and territories. He has worked in the United States and other parts of the world during his DHL career.
His responsibilities included aviation ground operations, import/export, customs and security related activities plus airport facilities planning and investments. He played a lead role in developing DHL’s Central Asia hub and in achieving profitable growth of DHL Express’ business in the Asia-Pacific region, including expanding into India and integrating Blue Dart’s domestic business into the DHL Express operations.
Fenwick replaces Roger Crook, 53, who will become CEO for DHL Express’ Asia-Pacific, Eastern Europe and Middle East regions. Crook has served as a member of DHL Express’ global management board since 2007 and will continue to lead DHL Express’ global sales and e-commerce teams.
