CEVA Logistics is restructuring North America’s operations, the names of a new president

The giant CEVA LOGISTICS Services for Supply Series Eve Lavorg, which joined the company last year by acquiring Bolloré Logistics based in France, as a new coordinator in North America to better identify regional operations with management vision, according to internal communication.

Mathieu Friedberg has told the employees on Friday’s memo that he restructured North America, with a LaforGue official, so that he can take advantage of the investments coming by the parent company CMA CGM GROUP, and improve profit margins as it works to integrate Bolloré Logistics into its varying institution.

LaforGue will continue his duties as CEVA Logistics Air & Ocean North America as well as holding the new role.

CMA CGM, which acquired Ceva Logistics in 2019 and bought Bolloré Logistics in February 2024 for $ 5.2 billion as part of its transformation into an integrated logistical service provider, It announced in March that it will invest 20 billion dollars over a period of four years In the American Ocean, air cargo and warehouse operations.

Ceva Logistics is now the fifth largest international logistics service provider of total revenue.

“In anticipation of these investments and to ensure that we have the three critical fields for success in 2025 – profitable growth, modernization and efficiency, and people – I decided to re -put our organizational structure in Nortam to enable more efficiency, lightness and cohesion.”

The CEVA employee, who occurs, provided that his identity is not disclosed to avoid the potential revenge of the jobs, described the operations on the ground as “functional dysfunction.”

“In its new role, Yves will focus on the alignment and coordination of regional initiatives that extend to our products and our jobs. In addition, the company will represent the public authorities and support our customers worldwide. Its mandate is to simplify governance, accelerate the decision -making process and provide more flexible and more flexible employees to the needs of our customers and our teams in Nortam on the basis.” “We will accelerate in North America and need to create the right momentum and rule near the ground as much as possible.

Alison Jean, Chief Marketing and Communications at CEVA North America, refused to comment on organizational changes.

Lavorg was 30 years old as CEO of Bolloré Logistics, including recently as CEO of the Americas.

CEVA has spent the past 18 months to integrate Bolloré under its brand. Bolloré, who was operating in 148 countries and employing 15,000 people, was a major air freight and ocean department company with additional logistics capabilities, multimedia transportation, and logistical e -commerce.