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May 29, 2025Blog | Member News, Technology & Innovation

Pitney Bowes appoints new CEO

(photo via Pitney Bowes).

New England Council member, Pitney Bowes Inc., recently announced that it has appointed Kurt Wolf, an activist investor, to be the company’s new CEO. The Stamford-based company offers SaaS shipping solutions, mailing innovations, and other services to corporate customers. Wolf is the founder of Hestia Capital Management and joined Pitney Bowes’ board of directors in 2023. Mr. Wolf succeeds Lance Rosenzweig, who is retiring from his roles as CEO and director to become a consultant to the Company.

“Looking ahead, my agenda is simple: Set a clear strategy to effectively allocate capital and ensure our people are supported so they can deliver profitable services for one of the world’s most enviable client bases,” said Wolf.

The New England Council congratulates Pitney Bowes and Wolf on this new appointment.

Read more in the Hartford Business Journal.

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