The Logistics Services Industry Group Association for handicrafts (MHeda) today is called the new CEO to replace the outgoing commander Janet Walker, benefiting from Lauren Reed, CEO of the Storage Storage Storage Company, Jungheinrich.
The move comes after Walker announced in June that she will leave the best position in two hours. In turn, Walker, President of the Long -Trade Trade Association, succeeded Liz Richards, who led the group for 27 years.
In its new role, Red will bring more than a decade of leadership experience in the material processing industry, including its last title as an executive deputy to develop business in Storage solutions. She said that a group of Mteda for several years is currently working in the Consultative Council of Emerging Commanders.
In Mteda, Reed plans to make an impact by enhancing member relationships, inspiration for innovation, and maintaining the group’s high standards in resources, education and networks.
“We are excited to support Lauren as she builds on the powerful meda,” Nate Story, Chairman of the Board of Directors, said in a statement. “Her experience, vision, and energy gives us great confidence in the future of MHeda. It will help its leadership in forming the next chapter of growth for our members and the material processing industry in general.”
