FedEx Appoints Bianca as its New Vice President for Southeast Asia

Singapore, October 22, 2024 – Federal Express Corporation, one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, has appointed Bianca Wong as the new Regional Vice President for Southeast Asia.

Bianca, previously Vice President of Human Resources for Asia Pacific, will now helm the operational strategies in one of the company’s fastest-growing markets. She succeeds Audrey Cheong, who assumed the role of Vice President for FedEx China in September 2024.

Biaca as new VP

With over 22 years of extensive experience in human resources and business partnership roles across different industries, Bianca has demonstrated a strong track record of strategic leadership and operational excellence. In her new role, Bianca will lead the overall planning and implementation of corporate strategies and operations to drive business transformation and will manage a team of more than 4,000 team members across markets and territories in the region.

Bianca’s appointment is a reflection of the company’s commitment to its People-First philosophy by nurturing leadership from within and ensuring the talent is capable of steering the company through the evolving logistics landscape as FedEx strives to create smarter supply chains for all.

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