FMH Group has announced the appointment of Saul Resnick as Group CEO, effective 1 February 2026.
Resnick is a highly regarded industry leader with a proven record of delivering growth and operational excellence.
He has more than 20 years of executive leadership experience in logistics – including six years as CEO of DHL Australia and New Zealand where he built a strong record of driving growth, operational excellence and customer service improvements.
Resnick joins FMH Group following his position as DHL Supply Chain CEO – United Kingdom and Ireland where he led the €4 billion (approx. $7.1 billion AUD) business with more than 45,000 employees.
FMH Group Chair, Paul Little, said the appointment reflects the group’s ambition to scale operations and accelerate its position as one of Australia’s leading logistics businesses.
“Our strategy is focused on growth, both organic and through strategic investment,” he said.
“Saul brings deep experience leading transformation in complex, high-growth environments and will play a critical role in realising our vision for the next decade.
“We’re investing in network expansion, technology and capability to build a business that sets the benchmark for performance, sustainability and customer experience in our sector. Saul’s appointment sends a strong signal to the market about the scale of our ambition.”
Resnick said he is excited to be at the helm of FMH Group’s endeavours.
“FMH Group is a business with enormous potential,” he said.
“The opportunity ahead is to take strong foundations and build a truly future-ready enterprise, one that continues to grow by creating value for our customers, people and partners.
“I’m looking forward to leading the next stage of that journey.”
To support this next phase, FMH Group has also appointed Chris Livitsanis to the newly created role of Chief Strategy and Operations Officer.
Key CEO appointments have also been made across the group’s operating companies – further strengthening leadership capability and ensuring consistent focus on growth, customer service and performance across all parts of the business.
The appointments follow a period of strong momentum for FMH Group, including becoming one of the five largest logistics companies in Australia by revenue, being acquired by Pacific Equity Partners for $1.4 billion and the appointment of Paul Little as Chairman.
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