Noel Massie served as Vice President of UPS’s U.S. Operations from 2016-2019. In this role, Massie supported and guided the package delivery and logistics services in the United States.

Currently, Noel is a member of three Boards:

• The Annenberg Foundation – a $1.7 billion endowment, Noel serves on their investment committee helping to guide investment strategy.
• The Los Angeles Urban Leagues Executive Committee – Noel has served as the Board Chairman for nine years.
• Chapter One US – Noel serves as the Global Advisory Chair.

Massie has previously on served Boards of the following organizations:

• Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (Board Chair)
• Inland Empire Economic Partnership, Southern California
• Orange County Business Counci, Southern California 
• Los Angeles United Way
• UCLA of Luskin School of Public Policy
• Chicago Workforce Board

Noel has been recognized for his commitment to the communities where he has lived and worked with a variety of honors and rewards, including:

• 100 Most Influential Leaders Award, Orange County, Southern California
• Spirit of Entrepreneur Award, California State University, San Bernardino
• NAWBO Man of the Year Award (National Association of Women Business Owners)
• Peter Drucker School of Management Supply Chain Leadership Award
• Community Service Award, Office of the Mayor, Los Angeles
• Community Service Award, Office of the Mayor, Chicago

Massie has been featured in publications such as the L.A. Times, the Orange County Register, Door to Door (written by Edward Humes), and the Harvard Business Review.

Massie has been a keynote speaker at a wide range of notable conferences and events. For more information about Noel’s availability to speak at events, visit his contact page.

Massie studied electrical engineering at San Jose State University and holds a degree in Business Management from LaSalle University.

Noel Massie is the author of the recently released book by Simon & Schuster titled Congrats! You’ve Been Promoted, an essential guide for helping new leaders and their teams succeed.