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Raj Subramaniam

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Raj Subramaniam is an Indian-American business executive who serves as chief executive officer and president of FedEx Corporation. Before becoming CEO, he held a series of organizational management and marketing roles at FedEx across Asia and the United States. He has been cited in industry commentary as an example of a corporate leader driving restructuring efforts in response to the rise of artificial intelligence. Subramaniam is known primarily for his long tenure at FedEx culminating in his current leadership of the company.

Updated 6 August 2026

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