GXO Logistics, Inc. announced that Brad Jacobs will step down as Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, effective December 31, 2025. Patrick Byrne will assume the role of Non-Executive Chairman at that time. The chairman transition follows a period of significant transformation at GXO, including the appointment of CEO Patrick Kelleher, several additional senior leadership hires, the appointment of seven new, independent board members and regulatory approval of GXO?s acquisition of Wincanton.
Byrne, who joined the GXO Board in July 2025, brings more than 30 years of experience in digital transformation and operational leadership. He previously served as CEO of GE Digital and Senior Vice President of Operational Transformation at General Electric, following senior leadership roles at Fortive, Danaher and Tektronix. Byrne currently serves as Non-Executive Chair of Diebold Nixdorf and Chair of Verra Mobility and previously served as an Independent Director at Micron Technology.
In connection with the resignation of Mr. Jacobs, Patrick Byrne was appointed as the new Chairman of the Board and the size of the Board was reduced from ten directors to nine directors, in each case, effective as of Mr. Jacobs? resignation.
GXO Logistics, Inc. is a contract logistics provider. The Company provides its customers with value-added warehousing and distribution, order fulfillment, e-commerce, reverse logistics and other supply chain services to deliver technology-enabled customized solutions. It offers its technology in three areas: labor and inventory management productivity, intelligent warehouse automation and predictive analytics, all of which are integrated through its warehouse management platform. The Company has three reporting units: Americas and Asia-Pacific; United Kingdom, and Ireland and Continental Europe. It operates approximately 970 facilities worldwide totaling 200 million square feet of space, primarily on behalf of large corporations that have outsourced their warehousing, distribution, and other related activities to the Company. It serves a range of customers in various industries, including aerospace, utilities, industrial, technology, and healthcare.
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