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When DHL moved inÂto its new mulÂti-milÂlion-dolÂlar faÂcilÂiÂty in San Juan this JuÂly, it wasn’t just a change of adÂdress. It was a deÂcÂlaÂraÂtion.
The globÂal loÂgisÂtics giÂant is douÂbling down on T&T’s exÂpandÂing opÂerÂaÂtions, rampÂing up deÂlivÂery speeds, and poÂsiÂtionÂing the counÂtry as a key playÂer in its globÂal netÂwork. LeadÂing that charge is EdÂwin MonÂdezie, a reÂtired NYPD ofÂfiÂcer and forÂmer US Air Force memÂber, now DHL’s counÂtry manÂagÂer with a misÂsion.
“PeoÂple, qualÂiÂty, and growth, that’s what driÂves us,” MonÂdezie says with quiÂet cerÂtainÂty. “When you take care of your peoÂple, they’ll take care of your cusÂtomers. That’s how you build a legaÂcy, not just a busiÂness.”
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