LBC Express Marks the Retirement of CEO Mike Camahort

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LBC Express, the Philippines’ leading logistics and courier service provider, announces a major leadership transition as President and CEO Mike A. Camahort steps down after 16 years of dedicated service. His tenure, marked by resilience, innovation, and growth, has left an enduring impact on the company and the millions of Filipinos it serves worldwide.

A Legacy of Leadership

Since joining LBC in 2009, Mike Camahort has led the company through transformative milestones that redefined its position in the logistics industry. He expanded ISO 9001:2015 certifications nationwide, strengthening LBC’s reputation as the Philippines’ most trusted logistics partner.

Under his leadership, LBC also expanded globally with the 2018 overseas acquisitions, sustained e-commerce logistics through COD and COP services, and successfully navigated the challenges of the pandemic with innovative digital solutions. His guidance earned the company numerous top industry awards, reflecting a legacy of resilience, growth, and excellence.

Among his most significant accomplishments was the creation and rapid expansion of LBC’s Corporate Solutions, the company’s dedicated business-to-business division. This arm has become one of LBC’s strongest revenue drivers, serving small enterprises, government agencies, and some of the country’s largest corporations—cementing LBC’s dual role as both a household retail brand and a trusted partner for large-scale operations.

A Time for Renewal

With this transition, LBC ushers in a new era of leadership built on the solid foundation established under Camahort’s stewardship.

Effective October 1, 2025, Enrique V. Rey Jr. will assume the role of President and CEO, bringing his deep experience in business strategy and transformation.

Joining him in steering the company forward are Rosalie H. Infantado as Chief Financial Officer, known for her strong financial stewardship and governance, and Rene E. Fuentes as Chairman of the Board, who has led efficiency and innovation initiatives across LBC’s global operations.

Together, this new leadership team reaffirms LBC’s commitment to operational excellence, customer-centric innovation, and its mission to move lives, businesses, and communities with care.

Moving Forward Together

As LBC celebrates its 75th year, this leadership renewal marks both a tribute to the company’s legacy and a bold step into the future. The new management remains committed to strengthening LBC’s role as the trusted logistics partner of Filipinos everywhere—delivering not just packages, but care, connection, and progress.

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