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New PMG Calls Delivering for America Plan the ‘Right Path’ for USPS

New Postmaster General David Steiner has indicated that he plans to continue his predecessor Louis DeJoy’s Delivering for American reorganization initiative, saying that after several weeks in office “my initial conclusion is that the 10-year plan positions the Postal Service to be on the right path. The strategy is sound. Now we have to execute.”

“Our recent transformation and modernization efforts have brought the Postal Service closer to private sector logistics practices. Both the pricing and product strategies have improved our competitiveness. We will continue to aggressively pursue those strategies,” he said in his initial remarks at the monthly Postal Board of Governors meeting.

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