DHL Express, a leading international delivery company, has appointed Herbert Vongpusanachai as Senior Vice President, Commercial for Asia Pacific, starting April 1, 2026.
He is currently the Managing Director for DHL Express Thailand & Indochina and will move to Singapore for his new role.
Herbert has over 20 years of leadership experience at DHL Express and has led several important markets in the region. He joined the company in 2003 as Managing Director for Thailand & Indochina.
Later, he also led Singapore in 2008 and Hong Kong & Macau in 2016. Since returning to lead Thailand & Indochina in 2020, he has helped the business grow steadily every year and turned it into one of the key growth drivers in the region.
“Herbert has an exceptional track record of delivering strong business results while nurturing highly engaged teams across diverse markets. His deep understanding of our customers, collaborative leadership style, and ability to unearth opportunities in complex environments make him the ideal leader to drive our commercial agenda for Asia Pacific. I am confident that under his guidance, we will continue to accelerate sustainable growth across the region,” said Ken Lee, CEO for Asia Pacific, DHL Express.
“Asia Pacific remains an important anchor in global trade as seen in the latest DHL Global Connectedness Report, and this indicates the unwavering role of logistics to facilitate the flow of goods. With the newly introduced Heavyweight Express solution, which enables customers to ship heavyweight shipments with speed, certainty and reliability, I look forward to working alongside our talented teams to contribute to shaping the next chapter of DHL Express’s commercial success,” said Herbert Vongpusanachai, Senior Vice President – Commercial for Asia Pacific, DHL Express.
The latest DHL Global Connectedness Report shows that the Asia Pacific continues to play a very important role in global trade. Many countries in the region are becoming more connected, and Southeast Asia is growing quickly as a key trade hub.
This also matches DHL Group’s plan to support 20 important markets around the world to boost growth, with eight of them located in the Asia Pacific. This highlights how important the region is for DHL’s global network.
As trade within Asia continues to grow and connections between countries become stronger, this new leadership appointment will help DHL Express strengthen its position in the Asia Pacific region.
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