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November 10, 2026
The Port Journal

FedEx appoints Katherine M. Boyle to the board

FedEx Corp. has appointed Katherine M. Boyle, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, to its board of directors, leveraging her logistics and tech expertise.

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FedEx appoints Katherine M. Boyle to the board
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FedEx Corp. has officially announced the election of Katherine M. Boyle to its Board of Directors, a strategic governance move aimed at bolstering the company's technological and commercial expertise. The appointment, confirmed on the 9th of November 2026, brings a wealth of venture capital experience and deep knowledge of emerging supply chain technologies to the leadership of the global delivery network.

Boyle currently serves as a general partner at the prominent venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, a role in which she has cultivated significant influence across various high-growth and foundational sectors. In 2021, she co-founded the firm’s American Dynamism practice, a specialised division that explicitly focuses its capital investments on forward-thinking companies operating within critical industries. These include aerospace, defence, advanced manufacturing, logistics, energy, infrastructure, and government technology. Her day-to-day responsibilities involve working intimately with the management teams of her portfolio companies, proactively advising them on crucial aspects such as commercialisation, executive recruiting, organisational development, and overarching corporate governance.

This extensive background in fostering innovation and scaling complex, hardware-intensive operations makes her a highly strategic addition to the FedEx board. The modern logistics and air cargo sectors are currently navigating a rapidly evolving technological landscape, driven by e-commerce demands, supply chain volatility, and the pressing need for sustainable, automated infrastructure.

This story was originally published by STAT Times. Read the full story at STAT Times →

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