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Logistics-technology Bringg Appoints Jeff Eissinger as Senior Vice President

Sep 15, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

Bringg, a last-mile delivery technology company, has appointed Jeff Eissinger as Senior Vice President and General Manager for North America.

SUMMARY

  • Bringg appointed Jeff Eissinger as SVP and GM for North America.
  • He will lead sales and customer success.
  • Eissinger brings 20+ years of industry experience.

Eissinger will lead Bringg’s sales and customer success teams in the company’s largest market. He will also oversee commercial strategy and work closely with senior customer leaders.

In his new role, Eissinger will help drive Bringg’s sales in North America and strengthen relationships with large retailers and logistics providers.

He will also lead the region’s customer success team, with a focus on improving last-mile delivery performance. His appointment follows Bringg’s recent expansion of its EMEA leadership and Conway’s appointment earlier this year.

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Eissinger brings more than 20 years of experience in operations, supply chain, technology, and customer experience. Before joining Bringg, he was Vice President of Supply Chain and Procurement Operations at Optimum, where he managed planning, logistics, and procurement across 21 states.

He also spent 17 years at Comcast, holding leadership roles in customer experience, supply chain, and enterprise strategy. Later, he led go-to-market operations and strategy at Xumo. He began his career in banking and credit cards at Bank of America/MBNA.

"Jeff has spent his career on the other side of the table, running the operations that technology like Bringg’s improves. North American retailers are making harder delivery decisions than ever, and the ones we want to work with don't want a pitch, they want someone who has carried their problem," said Chris Conway, Chief Commercial Officer at Bringg.

"The last mile is one of the most difficult operations to update, with the most critical impact if a business gets it wrong. I know because I lived it,” said Eissinger. "I took this role because Bringg focuses where I focused—on operator constraints and desired outcomes—and centers on performance, not software features."

About Bringg

Bringg helps global retailers, and logistics providers reduce delivery costs and improve customer experiences. Its modular technology platform, integrated fleet network, and range of services help businesses improve last-mile delivery performance, and scale their operations with greater flexibility.

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