Casey, James E.

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Casey, James E. (1888–1983) corporate executive; born in Candelaria, Nev. At age 19 he cofounded a Seattle messenger service; renamed United Parcel Service (1919), it grew into an international industry leader known for innovations in operations and corporate practices such as profit sharing. He was variously president, CEO, and chairman.

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