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FedEx China's Poh-Yian Koh named on Fortune China's powerful women list

FedEx China's Poh-Yian Koh named on Fortune China's powerful women list
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Jill Brannon FedEx Executive Leadership Executive Vice President, Chief Sales Officer | FedEx

Federal Express Corporation has announced that Poh-Yian Koh, president of FedEx China, has been named to Fortune China’s 2025 Most Powerful Women in Business List. This recognition highlights her leadership and the achievements of the FedEx China team. Under Koh's guidance, the company has deepened its commitment to the Chinese market by innovating logistics solutions, enhancing customer service standards, and advancing sustainability initiatives. She is notably the only female leader in the air logistics industry to receive this honor in 2025.

Koh leads FedEx's strategic development in China, focusing on business growth and market expansion while aligning with the company’s domestic priorities and sustainability vision. Her leadership has strengthened FedEx's infrastructure in China, increased network capacity, improved service capabilities, and embraced digital innovation to build more efficient supply chains. As head of sustainability initiatives for FedEx in the Asia Pacific region, she integrates sustainability into local operations and innovation strategies. This effort contributes to FedEx's global goal of carbon-neutral operations by 2040. Additionally, Koh advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion by promoting women's leadership through speaking engagements and industry forums.

Fortune is a prominent media brand known for its influence in business and finance. Since 2010, Fortune China's Most Powerful Women in Business List has celebrated female leaders across China based on professional accomplishments, industry influence, and their ability to drive corporate growth while creating social value. The list serves as a benchmark for excellence among female leaders shaping China's business landscape.

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