USPS Announces Key Appointments, Honors, and Retirements

USPS Announces Key Appointments, Honors, and Retirements

ByDavid Chupaa

The United States Postal Service (USPS) recently shared several important personnel updates, highlighting new appointments, recognitions, and achievements within the organization.

Notable USPS Appointments

  • Kellie C. Calderon has been appointed Executive Director of Compensation and Benefits. She previously held the role of Director of Compensation Programs.
  • Daniela De Rossi is now the Director of Facilities Repair and Alterations, moving up from her previous position as Repair and Alterations Manager.
  • Joy M. Hawkins was named Plant Manager of the Springfield, MA, Network Distribution Center. She formerly managed the Rochester, NY, Processing and Distribution Center.
  • Gary P. Holland takes on the role of Plant Manager at the Rochester, NY, Processing and Distribution Center, following his previous position as In-Plant Support Manager at the Syracuse, NY, facility.
  • Mary J. Veasey has been appointed Plant Manager of the Memphis, TN, Network Distribution Center, after serving as Senior Manager of Distribution Operations in Columbus, OH.
  • Jacqueline Y. Watts, currently an Industry Segment Representative, has been named Acting Integration and Support Specialist.

National Recognition

Rachel L. Ivory, a Logistics Training Analyst based in Washington, DC, has been included in the latest edition of Marquis Who’s Who (formerly Who’s Who in America). Ivory is the author of 22 self-published children’s books and the founder of Ivory Publishing LLC in 2024. Her acclaimed “I Want to Be …” book series inspires young readers aged 9 to 14 to explore various career paths.

Celebrate and Stay Connected

These appointments and achievements highlight USPS’s commitment to promoting talent, fostering growth, and recognizing excellence within its ranks.

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