Norfolk Southern (NSC) Appoints Claude Mongeau as Board Chair
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Norfolk Southern Corporation's (NYSE: NSC) Board of Directors has unanimously appointed
Mongeau will serve as chair of the Executive Committee and resign from his positions on the Human Capital Management and Compensation and Safety Committees.
In addition,
The remaining committee chairs will continue in their existing positions. Additional committee membership appointments are available on our website. These appointments are also effective immediately.
Mongeau said, "During this critical time for our storied franchise, I look forward to collaborating with the board and know we all are committed to holding management accountable to deliver on our promises to shareholders. The board has appreciated the engagement with shareholders over the last few months and shares their urgency around enhancing service, improving network operations, and broad-based productivity gains to close the gap with our peers."
DeBiase said, "Norfolk Southern's new directors bring diverse expertise to our board, and we are accelerating the onboarding process so the company can immediately benefit from their valuable perspectives. We are committed to bringing fresh perspectives onto our board, ensuring we're consistently positioned to advance the strategy and deliver results."
Anderson said, "The board is taking the results of our recent Annual Meeting seriously, particularly as it relates to executive compensation. Over the coming months, the Human Capital Management and Compensation Committee will further our ongoing shareholder engagement to help ensure their interests are aligned with our executive compensation program."
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From 2010 to 2016, Mongeau served as president and chief executive officer of Canadian National Railway Company (CN), a North American railroad and transportation company, where he drove a customer-centric based PSR approach. He served as a director of CN from
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From 2020 to 2022, DeBiase served as executive vice president and global chief supply chain officer of McDonald's Corporation. From 2018 to 2020, she served as chief sustainability officer, where she was a champion for sustainability across the McDonald's system, working with leaders to embed social and environmental goals into long-term plans to drive meaningful, industry-wide change. DeBiase led the revitalization of McDonald's sustainability vision under the platform of Scale for Good. Prior to that role, she held various accounting, finance, and supply chain positions at McDonald's. DeBiase began her career at Ernst & Young as an auditor in the retail and consumer products practice.
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Richard H. Anderson was elected as an independent director of the Norfolk Southern Board in 2024. During his career, he has navigated companies through transformative and key strategic changes, including formative mergers and acquisitions, post-bankruptcy recovery, and a major recession.
From 2017 to 2020, Anderson served as president and chief executive officer of Amtrak. From 2007 to 2016, he served as chief executive officer of Delta Air Lines. His significant executive leadership experience and expertise in the railroad and transportation industries allow him to provide meaningful oversight and practical advice on sector issues such as operations, safety, strategic planning, labor relations, logistics, and government and stakeholder relations, which support Norfolk Southern's balanced strategy.
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