People Moves: Ramlo to Retire as CEO of United Fire Group in Oct. 2022; J.M. Wilson Adds Heilman
Randy Ramlo to Retire as CEO of United Fire Group in October 2022 United Fire Group, Inc. president and chief executive officer Randy Ramlo announced he
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Randy Ramlo to Retire as CEO of United Fire Group in October 2022 United Fire Group, Inc. president and chief executive officer Randy Ramlo announced he
“Richard was a transformational leader in moving forward progress for our street’s department and our city owes him a sincere debt of gratitude. I am grateful to have called Richard my colleague and my friend," said Mayor Paulette Guajardo in the release.
The results are in. Through Railway Age’s second annual Readers’ Influential Leaders online poll, qualified subscribers nominated a large number of active (non-retired) people from all areas of the North American railway industry. We are pleased to present the top 10 nominees here, plus five leaders receiving honorable mention. They are all committed to service and sustainability. Annie Adams, Executive Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer, Norfolk Southern Engaging employees, building bridges between generations in the workplace, and ensuring sustainability are important i...
Rick Webb, Executive Chairman, Watco RAILWAY AGE MAY 2021 ISSUE: The mantra of these railroaders: Making a difference. They’re not only helping to shape the industry, but also tomorrow’s leaders. The results are in. Through Railway Age’s second annual Readers’ Influential Leaders online poll, qualified subscribers nominated a large number of active (non-retired) people from all areas of the North American railway industry. We are pleased to present the top 10 nominees here, plus five leaders receiving honorable mention. They are all committed to service and sustainability. Annie A...
Announced last night it is investigating whether some major airlines have been colluding illegally and coordinating with one another to limit seat capacity to drive up ticket prices. justice department officials decline to specify which airlines are investigated but the four largest airlines, american, delta and southwest all confirm they are part of the investigation and they are cooperating. connecticut senator richard blumenthal called for the federal investigation. >> the term "maintaining capacity discipline" is a code word that the airlines use to tell each other they are going to constr...