UPS Flashcards
UPS Founder
James “Jim” Casey
Founding Date
August 28, 1907 in Seattle, WA as American Messenger Company
What is a UPS delivery truck called? Tractor trailer called?
Delivery truck = “package car”
Semi/tractor trailer = “feeder”
Current CEO
Carol Tomé
- previously David Abney
- twice named by a Forbes as top 100 Most Powerful Women
- 24 years at Home Depot…grew HD from 400 stores to 2,200 stores
- UPS board since 2003
- First Women CEO for UPS and in the industry
UPS Headquarters
Atlanta, GA since 1991
UPS Air Hubs
US: DAL, SDF (Worldport), MIA, ONT, PHL, RFD
INT’L: CGN, YHM, HKG, PVG, SZX
UPS Aircraft
Total: 273 …. 274?
747: 45 MD-11: 38 767-300: 62 757: 75 A300: 53
Parcels per year
In 2019 5.5 billion over 220 countries
When did UPS airlines start?
Jan 1988 with many flight crew from Orion Air, which had been used for contract flights
Company Montra
“Service - the sum of many things done right”
UPS Values
1) Integrity
2) Teamwork
3) Service
4) Quality and Efficiency
5) Safety
6) Sustainability
7) Innovation
- Humility (one of John Casey’s most strongly held values)
First Policy
“Never promise more than you can deliver and always deliver what you promise”
UPS Slogans
Original (American Messenger Company): “Best Service, Lowest Rates”
2nd (Merchants Parcel Delivery): We Cover Seattle
“Moving at the Speed of Business”
“What Can Brown Do For You”
“We Love Logistics”
“United Problem Solvers”
When did the UPS name become official?
Valentine’s Day 1919
UPS “four founders”
James Casey
George Casey
Evert McCabe
Charles Soderstrom