As a Global Vice President of Transportation, Mark Susor is responsible for developing and overseeing domestic and international strategies for UPS Hub & Feeder operations. His responsibilities include driving growth through people development, service reliability, profitability, and asset management while building operational efficiencies.
Mark held various positions within the Central Ohio District before being promoted in 1991 to a District Industrial Engineering Director. He served in that capacity in West Canada, Alabama, North Illinois, and the UPS Chicago Area Consolidated Hub (CACH), the largest ground package facility in the world.
In 1989, Mark was assigned to the Corporate Automated Sort Team that helped develop the use of automated sortation within UPS hub facilities. Mark also helped with the development of UPS’s application of the Balance Scorecard measurement process, and while assigned to UPS Canada, led a project team consolidating UPS Canada’s Phone Centers and International & Brokerage offices.
In 1995, Mark transferred to the Corporate Office and worked with the UPS Internal Consulting Group. In 2003, he was promoted to region I.E. manager and became a Package Project Management portfolio manager responsible for developing transportation systems. Mark became the Southeast Region operations manager in 2005 and rejoined the Corporate I.E. staff in 2007. In 2008 Mark was promoted to the US Vice President of Engineering reports directly to the Senior Vice President - US Operations; UPS Management Committee. All these assignments allowed Mark to develop in-depth knowledge regarding UPS operations and structure prior to taking on his current position in 2013.

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