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Chris Peck

Advisor

Role and Company

Vice President Corporate Human Resources (retired), UPS

Expertise

30 years experience in human resources

Location

Atlanta , GA

About Chris

As Vice President Corporate Human Resources, Chris was responsible for maintaining UPS's reputation as an employer of choice for over 470,000 global employees. He oversaw human capital strategy in identifying, cultivating and engaging a globally diverse and highly skilled workforce committed to world-class service and safety.

Chris was a UPS partner for 34 years, with proven experience in the operations, human resources and global strategy development. Starting as an entry-level package handler while attending university, he was promoted to lead multiple line operations and human resources teams across and outside the US. In 2001 Chris was expatriated to Belgium where he served as Vice President of Human Resources & Labor for UPS’ Europe, Middle East & Africa region. During his tenure, UPS achieved record growth and profitability while acquiring and integrating several transportation competitors into UPS’ European operations.

Chris’ decade of international experience was further leveraged in UPS’ corporate strategy group where he partnered to create a 21-country Middle East joint venture, expanded UPS’ Global Healthcare strategy and optimized The UPS Store franchise network. In 2011 he assumed senior HR leadership for UPS' largest worldwide operating region based in New York City and was subsequently promoted to his global HQ role in 2014. He retired in September 2018 and continues to support UPS’ veteran and community efforts as a proud alumnus.

Dedicated to his country and his community, Chris proudly served for over 21 years in the US Air Force & National Guard both as a non-commissioned and field grade officer. He is passionately committed to veteran causes with the Paralyzed Veterans of America, American Corporate Partners, VETLANTA and the USO. He currently serves on boards with United Way, ACP, VETLANTA, USO, Rutgers University and Bobby Dodd Institute, and is the former vice-chair of the New York Urban League. He is an active alumnus of the Leadership Atlanta Class of 2016 and leads a financial ministry with his wife Lisa at Buckhead Church.

Chris obtained his BA in Economics from Rutgers University, his MBA from Saint Mary’s College, post graduate studies at INSEAD and University of Georgia (UGA), and professional certifications as Senior Professional in HR (SPHR) and Global Professional in HR (GPHR).

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11 years ago

Looking For Job Opportunities in NYC

Shaun-- Given your background, it seems clear that you're a motivated, entrepreneurial individual. I suspect it's possible that some of...

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11 years ago

Full-time employment?

Jamell-- This is not uncommon to be in a situation where you have a job now while looking for another...

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11 years ago

Do you have any advice to help prepare for a phone interview?

Michael-- Given that interviews themselves can be very stressful, phone interviews have an added dimension since you can't gauge the...

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11 years ago

When providing copies of a 2-page resume, is it better to staple the pages or print double sided?

Angela-- I echo the advice above for single-sided resumes. It's not the time to demonstrate your environmental side. I also...

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11 years ago

Military member in transition; how to take staying in 1 town & keep it from being a detriment?

John-- Thanks for your career of service to your country! As someone who's also relocated 8 times domestically and in three...

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