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Delivering Modern-Day Logistics for London 2012

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More than 103 years of industry experience
Four UPS London 2012 Ambassadors to help tell the story of logistics and sports

Delivering Modern-Day Logistics for London 2012

From managing supply chains and reverse logistics to handling over 30 million items for London, the Olympic Games offer one of the biggest logistical challenges in the world. Alan Williams, UPS London 2012 Director of Sponsorship and Operations, explains how UPS is sharing our logistics story through the London 2012 sponsorship.

With the help of our London 2012 Ambassadors, UPS has found a unique way of telling the story of sports and logistics. Chosen to represent UPS for their consistent success in the Olympic Games, our Ambassadors also demonstrate the drive, values and aspirations that align perfectly with the UPS brand. The UPS London 2012 Ambassadors include:

Ben Ainslie, a three-time Olympic Gold Medalist in Sailing
Louis Smith, an Olympic Bronze Medalist on the Pommel Horse event at the 2008 Beijing Games
Denise Lewis, an Olympic Gold Medalist in the Heptathlon
Steve Rider, a former Olympic Broadcaster and one of Britain’s best-recognised sports presenters

The Olympic Games provide the perfect showcase for UPS to demonstrate modern-day logistics and supply chain capabilities. If UPS can successfully manage logistics for London 2012 and a supply chain the size needed for an Olympic Games, we can manage any supply chain in the world.

Find out how UPS, a company with over 103 years of experience at the top of its industry, has prepared to face the unique challenges that come with overseeing the logistics at the London 2012 Games.