Canadian National Railway (CN) has named Tracy Robinson as its new chief executive officer and a member of its board of directors from February 28th.
The appointment to the top position of Canada’s largest rail service follows the retirement of former CEO Jean-Jacques Ruest, who will be stepping down next month but will remain in an advisory role until March.
Robinson will be the first woman to run the Montreal-based company. She spent almost three decades at rival Canadian Pacific Railway, according to a statement, and is currently head of natural gas pipelines at TC Energy Corp.
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