Over the course of his long business career, which is closing in on three decades now, Robert F. Bernstock has played leadership roles with several companies and he has been endorsed for his skill in several business areas, such as leadership, negotiation, team building, strategic planning, organizational development and change management. All of those are important for any company in the current business environment. He knows all of this because he has done it all and he continues to work hard for whichever company he helps. His experience is impressive and he knows a lot.

It is clear that Robert F. Bernstock believes that embracing change is a critical trait that every business should have. It is a key to success because that is how businesses become more efficient, effective and profitable. The only constant in any business environment is change. That may be why Bob Bernstock has been chosen to serve on several public and private company boards, where he often helps guide those companies to make the changes they need to lead them to greater success.

Robert Bernstock has developed an excellent track record in business as an executive officer and/or a director with many companies, including some who are part of the Fortune 1000. During a business career that began in 1992, Bob Bernstock has gained a reputation for his skills in such diverse business areas as strategic planning, team building and change management and many endorse him for that. He believes strongly that the ability to embrace change is crucial for any business, since adapting to change is the key to better efficiency and greater profitability.

In addition to his private corporate experience, he also spent 2008-2010 as President of the Mailing and Shipping Services Division at the U.S. Postal Service, which is the largest government agency in the world. There, he oversaw more than $70 billion in sales revenue and helped to develop and market the very popular Priority Mail Flat Rate Box, which used the marketing tagline, “a simpler way to ship.” That is only part of his experience, however, as he is often chosen to serve on many boards of companies, both public and private.