- CHAMP Cargosystems has appointed Manuel Galindo Medrano as its new CEO, effective 8 January 2026. With a strong background in cargo and freight technology, Galindo steps in to lead CHAMP’s next phase of strategic growth, focusing on deepening partnerships and delivering greater value to customers.
- He succeeds Christopher McDermott, whose leadership has been credited with reshaping CHAMP’s strategic direction and laying the foundation for future innovation.
CHAMP Cargosystems has announced the appointment of Manuel Galindo Medrano as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 8 January 2026, marking the beginning of what the company calls “a new chapter” in its evolution as a cargo and freight technology provider.
Galindo Medrano brings extensive leadership experience in digital freight and cargo technology, positioning him to drive CHAMP’s strategic ambitions forward. His arrival signals a renewed focus on strengthening partnerships and delivering greater value to CHAMP’s global customer base.
In a statement, CHAMP outlined two core priorities under Galindo’s leadership:
Deepening collaboration across its ecosystem of partners
Enhancing customer value through innovation and service delivery
The announcement also pays tribute to outgoing CEO Christopher McDermott, who has led CHAMP through a period of strategic repositioning. The company credited McDermott with laying the groundwork for sustainable growth and helping shape a forward-looking vision that will continue under Galindo’s tenure.
“We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Manuel Galindo Medrano as CHAMP’s new CEO, effective 8 January 2026. We want to express our deepest gratitude to Christopher McDermott for his exceptional leadership and vision. Chris has been instrumental in shaping CHAMP’s strategy and positioning us for long-term success. His efforts have laid a strong foundation for the exciting journey ahead, and we’re committed to building on this momentum as we enter a new chapter.”
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