C.H. Robinson Worldwide names Bryan Foe President of C.H. Robinson Europe
Brussels, July 20, 2012 — C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc., one of the world's largest
third party logistics companies, announced today that Bryan Foe has been promoted
to President of C.H. Robinson Europe.
An employee at C.H. Robinson since 1990, Foe served as Vice President at C.H.
Robinson and President of T-Chek Systems for the past nine years. T-Chek was
acquired by C.H. Robinson in 1983 and provides business-to-business spend
management and payment processing services.
As President of C.H. Robinson Europe, Foe will lead the company's efforts to
accelerate growth in the region from investments in the office network to developing
talent and building relationships. In 1993, C.H. Robinson established an initial
presence in Europe through partial ownership of Transeco, a motor carrier in France.
The company now has 34 offices and over 500 employees in Europe.
Bryan has had a diverse career path at C.H. Robinson and has made significant
contributions in a variety of roles, said John Wiehoff, C.H. Robinson CEO and
chairman of the board. His expertise will serve the company well as we continue to
develop our network and business in Europe.
In addition to his executive roles, Foe also held positions in intermodal and
transportation sales before becoming the general manager of the Valley Forge, PA
office in 1995 and general manager of the Grand Rapids, MI office in 1999. Foe also
served as a research advisory committee member for the American Transportation
Research Institute and was past treasurer of the Detroit Intermodal Association.
third party logistics companies, announced today that Bryan Foe has been promoted
to President of C.H. Robinson Europe.
An employee at C.H. Robinson since 1990, Foe served as Vice President at C.H.
Robinson and President of T-Chek Systems for the past nine years. T-Chek was
acquired by C.H. Robinson in 1983 and provides business-to-business spend
management and payment processing services.
As President of C.H. Robinson Europe, Foe will lead the company's efforts to
accelerate growth in the region from investments in the office network to developing
talent and building relationships. In 1993, C.H. Robinson established an initial
presence in Europe through partial ownership of Transeco, a motor carrier in France.
The company now has 34 offices and over 500 employees in Europe.
Bryan has had a diverse career path at C.H. Robinson and has made significant
contributions in a variety of roles, said John Wiehoff, C.H. Robinson CEO and
chairman of the board. His expertise will serve the company well as we continue to
develop our network and business in Europe.
In addition to his executive roles, Foe also held positions in intermodal and
transportation sales before becoming the general manager of the Valley Forge, PA
office in 1995 and general manager of the Grand Rapids, MI office in 1999. Foe also
served as a research advisory committee member for the American Transportation
Research Institute and was past treasurer of the Detroit Intermodal Association.