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JAS Continues to Strengthen Americas Team

JAS Americas announces several leadership appointments designed to further solidify its strategic direction as a quality-driven and customer-centric logistics provider.

By
JAS Staff
February 1, 2023
Top Left: Mario Tenebruso, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Americas Region; Top Right: Michele Petitte ,Head of Account Management, North America; Bottom Left: Ken Leith, Director, Account Management, Americas; Bottom Right: Robin Finke, Vice President, Ocean Product, Americas Region.
Top Left: Mario Tenebruso, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Americas Region; Top Right: Michele Petitte ,Head of Account Management, North America; Bottom Left: Ken Leith, Director, Account Management, Americas; Bottom Right: Robin Finke, Vice President, Ocean Product, Americas Region.

JAS Americas announced several leadership appointments designed to further solidify its strategic direction as a quality-driven and customer-centric logistics provider.

"Our people are our most important asset, and these appointments highlight our commitment to growth and the continued success of our customers. We are fortunate to have such a strong and dynamic team and look forward to seeing them participate in our continued growth," said Adrian Emmenegger, Executive Vice President, Americas.

Mario Tenebruso has been promoted to Vice President, Sales & Marketing for the Americas Region. Mario joined JAS as the Vice President of Air Product for the Americas in June 2019 and has been instrumental in guiding the region through the Pandemic. Throughout his career, Mario worked on assignments in Munich, Milan, Los Angeles, and New York before moving to Atlanta 7 Years ago.

Ken Leith has taken on the role of Director, Account Management for the Americas. Ken joins JAS Americas with over 20 years of logistics experience - covering commercial leadership, operational management, and country-level P&L experience. In his new role, he will lead the Regional Account Management Team to drive GP and volume within the Americas region and oversee program-specific developments and enhancements for the area as part of the continued expansion of the global program. 

Michele Petitte has been appointed Head of Account Management North America. Michele has been with JAS since early 2017. During her tenure with JAS, Michele has shown a consistent drive for quality and success at both operational and commercial levels. In her new position, her primary focus will be coaching and training teams and helping support their drive for customer excellence and business growth.

Robin Finke has been appointed Vice President, Ocean Product for the Americas Region. Robin has been with JAS since 2017, serving as Head of Ocean Product for JAS USA, and is highly familiar with JAS' strategy and procedures. In his new role, he will continue leading the USA Ocean team and will represent the Americas Region in the World Ocean Team (WOT).

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