TTX Executive and Leadership Team

Jonathan Perez, the Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at TTX, manages the company's financial health and strategic fiscal planning. Perez oversees all financial operations, including accounting, budgeting, forecasting, and capital allocation, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This executive function is critical for sustaining TTX's long-standing provision of services to the rail industry. By guiding financial strategies, Jonathan Perez supports the company's mission to move vital goods and raw materials, underpinning the reliability of North American supply chains and reinforcing TTX's market position.

Edward Thomas, the President at TTX, provides executive leadership and strategic direction for the company's operations across North America. Thomas guides the overall business strategy, ensuring TTX fulfills its unique and creative role within the rail industry. This leadership function is paramount to maintaining the consistent movement of goods and raw materials that consumers and companies depend on. By driving operational excellence and fostering key relationships within the transportation sector, Edward Thomas upholds TTX's legacy of reliability and service since 1955, solidifying its position as a vital provider.

George Pasymowski, the Chief Information Officer at TTX, directs the company's technology strategy and digital transformation initiatives. Pasymowski oversees the development and implementation of IT infrastructure, ensuring robust cybersecurity measures and data integrity across all operations. This leadership role involves optimizing technological resources to enhance operational efficiency and support TTX's unique service model within the North American rail industry. By driving innovation in information systems, George Pasymowski ensures TTX maintains its competitive edge and continues to provide reliable transportation solutions for essential goods and raw materials.

Scott Howland, the Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer at TTX, leads all human capital management strategies and initiatives. Howland directs talent acquisition, employee development, compensation and benefits, and fosters a positive organizational culture aligned with TTX's operational goals. This critical role ensures the company has the skilled workforce necessary to maintain its unique service to the rail industry. By championing employee engagement and organizational effectiveness, Scott Howland supports TTX's mission to reliably transport goods and raw materials throughout North America, reinforcing the company's legacy since 1955.

Bruce Schinelli, the Vice President, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer at TTX, spearheads the company's information technology infrastructure and strategic digital advancements. Schinelli directs the execution of IT projects, manages technology operations, and ensures the security and integrity of TTX's data systems across its North American service regions. This dual leadership position is vital for maintaining the operational backbone that supports the company's unique role in the rail industry. By optimizing IT capabilities, Bruce Schinelli enhances TTX's ability to reliably move goods and raw materials, contributing to the efficiency of critical supply chains.