Nonprofit Mailers' Group Appoints Siviter as Their New Leader
In a recent development, the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, an organisation representing nearly 300 charities, associations, and nonprofit organisations, has expressed its opposition to the Delivering for America plan proposed by the former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.
Eric Kulisch, the journalist reporting on this story, reveals that the Alliance has voiced concerns about the plan, arguing that it is making conditions worse by driving away mail volume, increasing rates, and declining service standards.
At the heart of this opposition is Kathleen Siviter, the newly appointed executive director of the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, effective October 1. Siviter, who was previously vice president for the Association for Postal Commerce, brings a wealth of experience to her new role. She has also run her own firm, Postal Consulting Services Inc., for 25 years.
Interestingly, Siviter has no publicly documented past with the US Postal Service. However, she did spend 12 years working in the U.S. Postal Service earlier in her career. Prior to her appointment, Stephen Kearney, the current executive director of the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers, will retire after 12 years of service.
As the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers continues to voice its concerns about the Delivering for America plan, related stories have emerged. Parcel carriers have hiked surcharges for the busy holiday season, the USPS has increased parcel rates and stamps by 7%, and Canada Post has recorded its largest-ever loss as parcel volumes dropped 36%.
For more information on this story, you can write to Eric Kulisch at ekulisch@our website.
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