OnePak, Inc., a provider of online equipment returns for original equipment manufacturers and leasing companies, announced the election of Jerry R. Drisaldi, recently-retired President of International Sales at UPS, as Vice Chairman of its Board of Directors.

During a 39-year career with UPS, Mr. Drisaldi has held positions in Sales and Marketing, Corporate Retail Services (the UPS Store network), and ultimately oversaw all Sales, Services and Business Development activities both in the United States and in UPS International Regions, including Canada, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia Pacific. He retired from UPS in early 2013.

“Having spent my entire career with a global logistics company that represents the highest standards of integrity, customer focus, and innovation, I am excited to join a youthful company being built on the same principles, and with goals to create a new industry standard for online logistics services for equipment returns,” said Drisaldi.

Drisaldi was welcomed to the OnePak board by its Chairman Joe Lane, former President of IBM Credit Corp and GE Technology Finance, and former Chairman of ELFA.

Steven Andon, CEO of OnePak, also welcomed Drisaldi, saying: "Jerry Drisaldi brings unrivaled world-class experience and executive skill to our early-stage enterprise. His energy and perspective will help OnePak position its online Return Center as the leasing industry standard."

OnePak’s revolutionary end-of-lease returns process for technology-related, medical and copier equipment offers lessees a convenient and economical full-service pack & ship solution, while providing lessors with data capture and  management reporting for consistency and compliance. Through ReturnCenter.com, and other customized sites, OnePak makes the returns process cost- effective, uniform, and transparent, minimizing disputes and optimizing efficiencies.

OnePak, Inc. is a cloud-based logistics systems company, specializing in equipment returns for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), leasing companies, and equipment remarketers and recyclers. The company’s “clean-tech” logistics services provide transportation efficiencies that positively impact both the economy and the environment.