North American Windpower: GE Executive Leaves Company To Form New Logistics Provider

by NAW Staff on Thursday 01 November 2012

Vikash Patel, senior global logistics leader at GE Electric Power and Water, has left the company to form Logisticus Projects Group, which provides logistics execution, as well as technological tools for real-time customer notification and reporting.

Patel brings a global logistics and transportation skill set gained from years of rail and trucking logistics experience with GE, Ryder and Norfolk Southern. With this endeavor, Patel joins forces with Logisticus Risk Management and three other former GE employees with experience in logistics, safety and government relations.

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