Jervis B. Webb Company promotes Rob Schmit to president
In his new role, Schmit will oversee all departments at Webb and is in charge with leading the company to future growth.
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In his new role, Schmit will oversee all departments at Webb and is in charge with leading the company to future growth. He is a graduate of Eindhoven University of Technology, located in The Netherlands, and has over 20 years of experience in logistics and material handling. He was most recently Executive Vice President at Daifuku Webb Holding Company.
In addition, Ken Hamel was appointed to Senior Vice President of Daifuku Webb Holding Company. In this position, Hamel will coordinate Daifuku’s Global Airport Baggage Handling (ABH) strategies. Hamel has been with Webb for over 30 years.
“Rob and Ken have been instrumental in the growth of our company, and we are proud to recognize their contributions to our collective success,” said Brian Stewart, President & CEO of Daifuku Webb Holding Company. “Their innovative thinking and vision will continue to enhance the relationships with our customers and help us maintain leadership in the industry.”
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