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SEOUL, South Korea, May 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
DHL, the world's leading logistics company, today announced the appointment of Mark Seo as Country Manager of DHL Supply Chain Korea. Mark will report into Victor Mok, CEO, North Asia, DHL Supply Chain.
Victor Mok, CEO, North Asia, DHL Supply Chain said, "South Korea has emerged in recent times as a high-tech industrialized nation and is now ranked as the world's 12th largest economy. We have an established presence in the country and believe there are substantial opportunities to grow with multinational corporations and Korean companies seeking to drive enhanced value from their supply chain operations. Mark brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the role and I am confident that under his leadership we will capitalize on the tremendous opportunities available."
In his new role, Mark has overall responsibility for delivering world-class logistics operations to the broad portfolio of existing customers, expanding the range of supply chain solutions offered and generating sustainable business growth. His main focus will be developing business with new and existing customers within the Retail, Technology and Life Sciences & Healthcare sectors.
Mark Seo, Country Manager, Korea, DHL Supply Chain, added "It is a great privilege to be asked to manage the Korean operations for the world's leading logistics provider. I am excited to lead a business with great potential for growth and strong existing customers. We will focus on working with customers in carefully selected sectors and developing innovative supply chain solutions that differentiate DHL from the competition."
Prior to the appointment Mark performed a number of roles for the DP DHL group, most recently as Global Customer Director for the 'Customer Solutions & Innovation' team responsible for the account development of DHL's Korean Technology customers on a Global basis; as well as coaching the Korean Fast Growing Enterprise team. He also worked for LG Electronics as the Manager of the technology giant's global logistics team between 2003 -- 2007.
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