Wilfredo Ramos

Executive Vice President and Chief International, Healthcare and Supply Chain Solutions Officer UPS

Last Reviewed: October 3, 2026

Executive Summary

Wilfredo Ramos became UPS’s Executive Vice President and Chief International, Healthcare and Supply Chain Solutions Officer on 1 September 2026, succeeding Kate Gutmann, who retired from the role after nearly 37 years with the company. He now leads three of UPS’s businesses outside the U.S. domestic network: international package delivery, healthcare logistics, which UPS has made a strategic priority, and supply chain solutions. A UPS employee for more than 20 years, he had most recently led the company’s Asia Pacific region, global brokerage, customer solutions and global revenue operations. His appointment, from within, put a regional operator in charge of the international business as UPS shifted to a global operating model.

Career Highlights

• Executive Vice President and Chief International, Healthcare and Supply Chain Solutions Officer of UPS since 1 September 2026.
• President, Asia Pacific Region, Global Brokerage, Customer Solutions and Global Revenue Operations.
• Leadership roles across multiple UPS regions and business units over more than 20 years.

Professional Journey

Ramos has spent more than 20 years at UPS, holding leadership positions of increasing responsibility across multiple regions and business units, according to the company. Most recently he was president of the Asia Pacific region, global brokerage, customer solutions and global revenue operations.

On 31 August 2026 UPS announced that Kate Gutmann would retire from her role leading the international, healthcare and supply chain solutions businesses and that Ramos would succeed her from 1 September as executive vice president and chief international, healthcare and supply chain solutions officer, reporting directly to chief executive Carol Tomé. UPS credited Gutmann with making it a leader in complex healthcare logistics and with guiding the international business through major changes in U.S. trade policy.

The appointment came as part of a broader reorganization into a global operating model, with Nando Cesarone as chief global operations officer and Matt Guffey as chief U.S. domestic officer. UPS reported 2025 revenue of $88.7 billion and had about 460,000 employees excluding seasonal staff, according to its filings.

Education

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