Federal Express Corporation, a transportation company, announced Camila Lima as its new Vice President of Operations in Brazil. She becomes responsible for leading the company's planning and strategic definitions, as well as managing all Brazilian operations, including logistics services and national and international road and air transportation.
Camila has over 20 years of experience in the transportation sector, where she started as an intern. In 2012, he joined FedEx when the company acquired Rapidão Cometa. Since then, she has worked as a senior operations manager for domestic service until being promoted to director of the TMO (Transactional Management Office) for integration with TNT. Before assuming the Vice Presidency of Operations, Camila held the position of Director of Planning & Engineering, responsible for the Properties, Fleet, and Engineering departments.
The executive also has a strong involvement in diversity, equity, inclusion, and opportunity (DEI&O) topics, serving as the chair of FedEx Brazil's DEI&O committee and leading the gender affinity group.
"I am very excited about the opportunity to continue developing our operations in the country to better serve our customers and communities. The transportation and logistics industry is undergoing rapid and significant changes, and FedEx is focused on bringing innovations that help make supply chains more efficient for everyone. I am confident in our Brazil team’s ability to collaborate on this transformational journey," says Camila.
Camila holds a degree in Business Administration from the State University of Pernambuco and has an MBA in Project Management from Fundação Getúlio Vargas, with further training through the International Business Program at the University of Miami Herbert Business School.
FedEx in Brazil
FedEx has expertise, infrastructure, and a comprehensive portfolio of transportation and logistics solutions to serve companies of various sectors and sizes, both nationally and internationally.
Present in the country since 1989, the company has been making continuous investments to ensure the quality of its operations and the services it offers to the market. Through the allocation of resources in technology, branch modernization, fleets, security, and personnel, the company has been working to improve supply chain efficiency.
In Brazil, it offers logistics and national and international transportation services by air and road, meeting the diverse needs of its clients. In its strategic approach, it directs special attention to micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises aiming to help them access the same market opportunities available to large enterprises.
Infrastructure
International service
- 5 weekly flights between MEM - VCP - MEM, operated with B767-300F.
- Connection with over 220 countries and territories on FedEx flights.
- 1 international air gateway in Viracopos.
- International road transport to Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Chile.
- 42 countries served by commercial flights, with over 60 departures weekly from Guarulhos and Viracopos airports.
- More than 360 international shipping centers (FASC).
- 7 FedEx Ship Center (own stores for international shipping).
National transport and logistics service
- Approximately 5,300 Brazilian localities served from North to South of the country.
- Land fleet with 2,450 owned vehicles and an average age of less than 7 years.
- Electric fleet with 25 vehicles.
- 50 branches, of which 20 are also Logistics Centers, including the two largest FedEx facilities in Latin America.
- 10 domestic hubs.
- Fullfillment service for e-commerce.
- Customized logistics offers.
- River transportation in the northern region of the country.
