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Bob Reilly and Michael Foster set to replace Mike Cory at CN

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North American rail operators Canadian National and CSX have announced several new senior appointments.

CN has appointed Rob Reilly to chief operating officer, and Michael Foster (pictured above) to executive vice president; the two filling the boots of outgoing Mike Cory.

Mr Reilly boasts some three decades’ experience and joins CN from BNSF, where he has worked since 1989 in a variety of roles.

Mr Foster shares an equally impressive history in the rail and logistics sector, having joined the carrier back in ...

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