Postal Updates

Acting PMG Doug Tulino gives keynote address at 2025 National Postal Forum

May 8, 2025, 12 PM
Doug Tulino, acting postmaster general for the United States Postal Service, spoke at the 2025 National Postal Forum in late April. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service.

By Linn’s Staff

On April 28 in Nashville, Tenn., Doug Tulino, acting postmaster general for the United States Postal Service, and other USPS executives spoke at the 2025 National Postal Forum.

In his keynote address, Tulino highlighted the Postal Service’s progress in advancing its transformation and modernization strategies, improving service performance, the evolution of its products and services, and its 250-year legacy of supporting American commerce and communities.

“It is the mission of the Postal Service to bind the nation together and to meet America’s continually evolving mailing and shipping needs,” Tulino said. “The mission hasn’t changed, but we must continually renew and reinvent the institution to best serve that mission. That is exactly what we are doing today — and it’s exciting.”

Tulino, a 44-year veteran of the USPS, also spoke about the Postal Service’s Delivering For America plan that began in 2021.

“I can confidently say that the past four years have brought the most significant and necessary changes in our organization’s history,” Tulino said. “This transformation is about building a Postal Service that is more efficient, more capable, and more competitive for the future.”

Tulino also focused on the Postal Service’s 250th anniversary, which will be celebrated on July 26, 2025.

“The Postal Service, and this industry, plays an incredibly important role in the economy, in society, and in the lives of every American,” Tulino said. “I am very optimistic about the prospects of this great institution.”

Tulino’s keynote address highlighted the Postal Service’s sweeping operational overhaul, from modernizing its network, infrastructure, and technology to launching new, market-driven products like USPS Ground Advantage and Priority Mail Next Day.

The National Postal Forum, which opened April 27 and ran through April 30 this year, brings together thousands of businesses, mailing industry leaders and technology providers, to collaborate on solutions that support innovation, efficiency, and commercial growth across the mailing and shipping ecosystem.

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