FMH Group Executive and Leadership Team

David Charlesworth, the Chief Executive Officer at FMH Group, directs the overarching strategy and operational execution for the company's integrated digital logistics ecosystem. Charlesworth guides the network of businesses focused on redefining supply chain efficiency, ensuring alignment with the core mission of empowering clients across Australia and New Zealand. This leadership role involves setting the strategic vision for the company's transportation, warehousing, and fourth-party logistics services. By championing customer-centric design and the adoption of advanced technology, David Charlesworth drives the development of high-quality logistics software solutions. The Chief Executive Officer's focus remains on enhancing customer satisfaction and navigating the complexities of modern logistics, leveraging robust warehousing capacity and a commitment to sustainability. Charlesworth's executive oversight ensures FMH Group maintains its market position as a leader in innovative logistics.

Chris Linnett, the Group Chief Financial Officer at FMH Group, manages the financial health and strategic fiscal planning for the company's diverse logistics operations. Linnett oversees all financial aspects, including budgeting, forecasting, and investment strategies, supporting the company's mission to redefine supply chain efficiency through its integrated digital logistics ecosystem. This executive function is crucial for sustaining the company's growth in transportation, warehousing, and fourth-party logistics services across Australia and New Zealand. The Group Chief Financial Officer ensures that financial resources are allocated effectively to support the development of advanced technology and high-quality logistics software solutions. Chris Linnett's financial acumen guides the company's commitment to sustainability and its ability to empower businesses with robust warehousing capacity. Linnett's oversight ensures fiscal responsibility and supports the long-term viability of FMH Group's market-leading services.

Keith Bawden, the Group Chief Information Officer at FMH Group, architects the company's digital logistics ecosystem, ensuring technological innovation drives supply chain efficiency. Bawden oversees the development and implementation of advanced technology solutions that enhance customer satisfaction and streamline operations for clients in Australia and New Zealand. This critical role involves managing the integration of logistics software solutions, robust warehousing capacity, and transportation management systems. The Group Chief Information Officer's responsibilities extend to ensuring the security and scalability of FMH Group's digital infrastructure, supporting the company's commitment to sustainability through efficient technology deployment. Keith Bawden's strategic direction ensures that technology remains a core differentiator, enabling businesses to navigate complex logistics challenges effectively. Bawden's leadership in information technology underpins the company's ability to deliver cutting-edge services.

Chris Livitsanis, the Chief Strategy & Operations Officer at FMH Group, directs the operational execution and strategic development of the company's integrated digital logistics ecosystem. Livitsanis ensures the seamless delivery of services, including fourth-party logistics, transportation, and warehousing solutions, primarily for clients in Australia and New Zealand. This role involves optimizing operational workflows and aligning strategic initiatives with the company's goal of redefining supply chain efficiency. The Chief Strategy & Operations Officer champions the use of advanced technology and customer-centric design to enhance logistics software solutions and customer satisfaction. Chris Livitsanis's focus on robust warehousing capacity and operational excellence supports FMH Group's commitment to sustainability. Livitsanis drives the strategic integration of all operational facets, ensuring the company effectively empowers businesses to navigate modern logistics complexities.