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Do you know which USPS executives are moving up in the organization?

Here’s a look at some recent changes in the USPS leadership ranks:

• Lisa Arcari, commercial payment director at Postal Service headquarters in Washington, DC, was named pricing innovation manager. She succeeded Nan McKenzie, who is now leading a special project examining volumes, revenues and costs for all international products. Jeanette Cook, information technology program manager, was named acting commercial payment director.

• James J. Boldt, rural delivery manager at headquarters, will retire March 26 after 36 years with USPS.

• Northern Virginia District Manager Tammy Edwards was named acting consumer advocate manager at headquarters.

• Nicholas G. Faiola, transportation services category management center manager at headquarters, was named supply management infrastructure manager.

• Tony Impronto, Connecticut Valley District’s operations program support manager, was named transformation manager, a special assignment in the chief retail and delivery officer’s organization.

• Mississippi District Manager Elizabeth Johnson will retire in late March after 37 years with the Postal Service.

• Alabama District Manager Angela Lawson was named systems integration director at USPS headquarters.

• San Diego District Manager Noemi Luna will retire March 26 after 26 years with the Postal Service.

• Los Angeles District Manager Robert Reynosa will retire March 26 after 37 years with USPS.

• Marie C. Smith, the North Metro, GA, Processing and Distribution Center’s distribution operations senior manager, was named the Atlanta Processing and Distribution Center’s acting plant manager.

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