KiwiRail Executive and Leadership Team

Peter Reidy, the Chief Executive Officer at KiwiRail, directs the overarching strategic vision for the state-owned freight and tourism transportation enterprise. Overseeing the integration of mainline locomotives and wagons, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that national logistics networks remain efficient and responsive to market demands. Peter Reidy manages high-level relationships with government stakeholders and industry partners to secure long-term investment in rail infrastructure. By prioritizing safety and reliability, the Chief Executive Officer drives the modernization of the fleet and the expansion of service capabilities across the North and South Islands. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to align operational performance with national economic goals. Through rigorous oversight of daily operations, the Chief Executive Officer maintains the competitive edge of the organization. Ultimately, Reidy secures the future of rail transport by fostering a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence throughout the entire company.

Gregory Miller, the Group Chief Executive Officer at KiwiRail, manages the complex portfolio of inter-island ferry services and long-distance passenger operations. Coordinating the diverse business units within the group, the Group Chief Executive Officer ensures seamless connectivity between maritime and rail assets. Gregory Miller architects the long-term growth strategy for the tourism division, focusing on enhancing the customer experience while maintaining strict cost controls. By analyzing market trends and operational data, the Group Chief Executive Officer optimizes the utilization of the ferry fleet to maximize revenue and service frequency. This leadership role requires constant engagement with regional authorities to ensure that transportation services meet the evolving needs of the New Zealand public. Through the implementation of robust management frameworks, the Group Chief Executive Officer drives organizational efficiency across all business segments. Ultimately, Miller strengthens the market position of the company by delivering integrated, high-quality transportation solutions that support national connectivity.

Jason Dale, the Chief Financial Officer at KiwiRail, directs the financial planning, capital allocation, and fiscal reporting for the state-owned transportation entity. Overseeing the budgeting process for large-scale infrastructure projects, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that investments in locomotives, wagons, and ferry services align with long-term sustainability goals. Jason Dale manages the capital structure and liquidity requirements to support ongoing operational needs across the national network. By conducting rigorous financial analysis, the Chief Financial Officer provides the Board with actionable insights regarding revenue growth and cost management strategies. This leadership role involves coordinating with government agencies to secure funding and ensure compliance with public sector financial regulations. Through the implementation of robust internal controls, the Chief Financial Officer drives fiscal discipline and transparency throughout the organization. Ultimately, Dale secures the financial health of the company by optimizing resource allocation and mitigating economic risks associated with the transportation industry.

Jonathan Ross, the Chief Technology Officer at KiwiRail, directs the digital transformation of the freight and tourism transportation infrastructure. Overseeing the implementation of advanced tracking systems and predictive maintenance software, the Chief Technology Officer ensures that the locomotive and wagon fleet operates with maximum uptime. Jonathan Ross architects scalable cloud solutions that support real-time data analytics for logistics management across the entire national network. By integrating modern cybersecurity protocols, the Chief Technology Officer protects critical operational data from emerging threats. This leadership role involves close collaboration with engineering teams to modernize legacy systems and improve overall system interoperability. Through the deployment of innovative technology, the Chief Technology Officer drives operational efficiency and reduces maintenance costs across the organization. Ultimately, Ross enables the company to leverage data-driven insights to improve service reliability and safety standards, ensuring that the technological foundation supports the long-term growth objectives of the entire enterprise.