A TRACK RECORD OF EXCELLENCE
PMG Pat Donahoe recently announced three vice presidents — whose combined service of more than 70 years helped guide the Postal Service in achieving breakthrough performance and providing superior customer service — are leaving USPS.
Kingsley
Linda Kingsley
Linda Kingsley, vice president, Channel Access, is retiring after 26 years with the Postal Service.
Named vice president of Channel Access in January, she oversees product and service access alternatives for consumer and small business channels, determining and implementing where and how products are sold — whether in retail, online or alternate spaces.
Prior to this position, she was senior vice president of Strategy and Transition from January 2007 until January 2011. In addition, she was vice president of Strategic Planning from 2003 until January 2007, and served as acting vice president, Area Operations, Northeast Area, from July through September 2009.
As manager of Operational Requirements, Kingsley worked with major mailer customers to improve mail preparation. She also served in the headquarters Office of Processing Policies and Programs, where she participated in the nationwide implementation of delivery point sequencing letter mail.
Pranab Shah
After 10 years with the Postal Service, Pranab Shah — who was named vice president of Global Business in January — will leave the Postal Service next month.
He is responsible for managing the Postal Service’s worldwide trade with a focus on international business management, international financial and commercial analysis, global network strategy and technology, and international relations. He also manages international operations, including the Postal Service’s five International Service Centers.
Prior to this position, Shah was vice president and managing director, Global Business from February 2009 until January 2011. In his previous position as executive director of Global Business Strategy and Technology, Shah developed new strategies and solutions for the Postal Service’s international products. He also led the introduction of new business development initiatives with key foreign postal administrations and private integrators in Europe and Asia.
Before he joined Global Business, Shah served as the manager of Network Operations Development in early 2001. In that position, he oversaw development of new strategies and concepts for postal mail processing and transportation networks, including information technology systems, and solutions for supporting the day-to-day operations of those networks.
Tim Healy
Tim Healy, who was named vice president of Retail Products and Services in April 2009, has retired from the Postal Service after 38 years of service.
Healy was responsible for the development, marketing, and merchandising of retail products and services, and for creating and maintaining an environment that enhances the retail experience.
Prior to his appointment as vice president, Healy served as Suncoast District manager in Tampa, FL. He also served as district manager in Albany, NY; senior plant manager Long Island District; and senior plant manager of Triboro District.
Grasping the potential offered by the strong relationship between USPS employees and customers, Healy helped pioneer a successful Customer Connect program as Albany District Manager. He also took part in a project to help create Address Information Systems when work was being done to create the nine-digit ZIP Code.
source: USPS
Will anyone notice these 3 absences? Fire the rest of the SOB s
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IM SITTING HERE IN FRONT OF MY TV AND I JUST CHANNEL ACCESSED…..
WOW….. CAN I HAVE HER JOB? …I KNOW HOW TO DO IT…PLEASE?
Channel access !!! What the F*ck is a channel access manager. I’m sure she did some channel accessing to get that title. Amazing how nepotism gets you a job in the P.O. even though it is illegal.. Ask wayno hoppock & his lover in spfld mass about that.
like i said you what an all part time work force pay me what you pay these higher up
ass h s and i will run out the door.
Same old thing. The top f**ks take all the money even if the business is failing and leave everyone else with nothing.
Can you even imagine what kind of retirement packages these fools are taking away from the postal service? There goes a few more million!!! But it’s ok, just more pivot time for carriers!
don’t worry your little heads, Healy’s little brother Dan is Plant Manager at Bethpage, Long Island, New York. my guess is he will looking for his retirement home to in a few years…..plane rides from NY to FLA on PO dime?
Long Island has 3 plants…..Mid-Island, Bethpage, Western Nassau, close by Queens, Brooklyn, JFK Airmail…..than you move to New York City…….hey got to hide the 100,000 bounus sucking mismanagers someplace!
Don’t worry, peoples. I will hire 6 to replace the three!
Glad to see Healy go !!!!!!!!!!!!! Arrogant S.O.B. as usual . He cost the post office plenty when he was flying back and forth to D.C. every week from the suncoast district . First Class flights always . All that was for him to find his future retirement home !!!!!!!!!!! Paid by the post office i’m sure because he minipulated the the travel perks for managers . Only if everyone knew how things are really run .