Something much, much bigger is likely in the cards. He was promoted to district manager of the Atlantic region in 1979 and to U.S. operations manager in 1990. Speaks vaguely of a handicap in the single digits. An active philanthropist, Kelly is a director of the Carter Center in Atlanta and recently was named chairman of that city's United Way. UPS is known for holding the rank and file to strict work rules and paying them very well in return.
Helps keep the unions out.
Kelly took his family to Australia to ring in the new year. Going public has its advantages. They are well positioned in B2B and B2C e-commerce. Its about halfway between its all time high and low. Its all about critical mass, and that's what UPS already has.