Véronique Ebenye Epangué has been appointed to the post of National Director for DHL Cameroon, we learned in an official press release from the group, after recent renovations at the logistics company DHL Global Forwarding in Central Africa.
The appointment of this Cameroonian is like a real success story. Indeed, in addition to being one of the three women to manage African subsidiaries of DHL Global, with her Zimbabwean sisters, Shuvai Mugadza, and Burkinabé, Gisele Bambara, Véronique Ebenye Epangué joined the group in 1999, as intern at DHL Express.
She will then move up several levels of customer service and sales. On the strength of her career, the new promoted will join DHL Global Forwarding as sales manager during 2009. In 2016, Véronique Epangué was appointed to the position of Director of Sales and Customer service.
“With her vast experience in customer service, she is eager to strengthen the team’s orientation towards the customer, by focusing on training programs that will allow her to acquire the skills and the knowledge to provide excellent quality of service, “we hope at DHL Global Forwarding.
“Collectively, Gabon and Cameroon form the largest economies in Central Africa, with growth in real gross domestic product (GDP) which should remain at around 3.5% this year, if measures to contain the Covid -19 are successful. The appointment of Véronique (who has 20 years of experience at DHL) at the head of the team in Cameroon, while I focus on developing our activities in Gabon, could not have come at a better time, ”said said Alassane Mare, CEO of DHL Global Forwarding Central Africa, who will also wear the national director’s cap for Gabon.
As a reminder, DHL is the world’s leading brand in the logistics sector. This group, present in 220 countries, offers a range of logistics services ranging from national and international parcel delivery, to end-to-end shipping and processing solutions for electronic commerce, international express transport. , road, air and sea transport, up to the management of the industrial logistics chain.
