Back to Press ReleasesDecember 02, 2011
Streamlite Aligns Leadership Team To Support Continued Growth
Streamlite Inc. welcomes Donald Berry as senior vice president of technology and business development and the newest member of its management team, reporting to Chief Executive Officer Randy Clark. Berry will be responsible for driving process improvements and technical innovations to keep Streamlite (www.streamliteinc.com) at the forefront of the lightweight business-to-consumer delivery category. Berry also will lead the development of new revenue streams for the company, which specializes in providing cost effective, time-defined and trackable solutions to high-volume shippers.
Berry’s career spans more than three decades in the transportation and logistics industry. He has held key leadership roles in operations, technology, marketing and business development with companies such as APEX Print Technology, Drop Ship Express, SmartMail Services and DHL Global Mail.
“Don’s vast experience and robust knowledge of our business will be extremely valuable to Streamlite as we continue to grow within an ever-evolving industry,” said Clark. “He’s a true team leader and an excellent relationship builder. We’re happy to welcome him aboard.”
Martin Larson, who joined the company in 2010 and previously led the company’s business development and technology functions, now serves as senior vice president of sales and marketing. In his new position, Larson is responsible for implementing strategies for customer acquisition, retention and satisfaction.
“Marty’s intimate knowledge of market trends, combined with his high-profile sales and management experience, make him a go-to resource for customer-oriented solutions,” said Clark.
Streamlite built its network, process and technology to be flexible, recognizing that business rules and requirements differ by customer. Streamlite’s ability to tailor solutions to customers’ unique needs has led to lower delivery costs and greater efficiencies for its customers, as well as to the company’s high rate of growth for the past three years.