Robert Delaney, logistics executive, dies
Robert V. Delaney, a well known U.S. logistician and consultant, died April 2 at his home in Ballwin, Mo. He was 68.
Delaney co-authored an annual “State of Logistics Report,” given each June in Washington, D.C., for 14 years. At the time of his death, he was a consultant for the Council of Logistics Management.
Delaney had been vice president for Cass Information Systems, a provider of data services to the logistics and transportation industry, and a consultant to ProLogis, an owner and operator of distribution properties.
Maria McIntyre, executive vice president of the CLM, said Delaney 'was an icon to the logistics profession.”
Robert Delaney, logistics executive, dies
