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CN announces new IAC members
The Board of Directors of CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) is pleased to announce that Ms. Roberta Louise Jamieson, OC, Kanyen kehà:ka, and the Honourable Murray Sinclair, Mizanay (Mizhana) Gheezhik, have accepted to Co-Chair the CN Indigenous Advisory Council (“IAC”), an independent body comprised of Indigenous peoples’ representatives from across the country.
The Council’s mandate is to provide advice to the members of CN’s Board and President and Chief Executive Officer on issues that are relevant to CN and its relationship with the over 200 Indigenous communities in which CN operates. The goals of the IAC include reinforcing diversity and inclusion through policies and procedures that reflect these values, as well as fostering meaningful and long-lasting relationships between the railway and Indigenous peoples.
People News: CN, NS, Bluejay Capital, STV Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor
The CN Board of Directors appointed Roberta Louise Jamieson and Murray Sinclair as Co-Chairs of the Indigenous Advisory Council (IAC); Norfolk Southern (NS) elevated Frank Voyack to Vice President of Government Relations, succeeding Marque Ledoux; Bluejay Capital Partners hired Pierre-Luc Mathieu as Managing Partner; and STV promoted Paul Menaker to Vice President.
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Sinclair will lead IAC, an independent body comprising Indigenous peoples’ representatives from across Canada. The aims of the group: “to advise CN’s Board and CN President and CEO JJ Ruest on issues relevant to CN, and its relationships with the 200-plus Indigenous communities in which CN operates; to reinforce diversity and inclusion through policies and procedures; and to foster relationships between the railroad and Indigenous peoples.”