The Australian Government announced ARTC board appointments to strengthen rail leadership. New directors join National Intermodal to enhance freight efficiency. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The Australian Government announced ARTC board appointments to strengthen rail leadership. New directors join National Intermodal to enhance freight efficiency.
The ARTC completed a three-day ‘super possession’ earlier this week. Image: ARTC

Existing ARTC directors, including Dr Collette Burke and CEO Wayne Johnson, retain their positions confidently. Meanwhile, Michael Carter becomes Deputy Chair, Janice van Reyk joins, and Michael Byrne AM stays on National Intermodal’s board.

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Minister Catherine King praised the appointees for their skills and vision enthusiastically. She believes their expertise ensures long-term success for both organizations effectively.

King also thanked departing directors for their valuable contributions to the boards sincerely. She emphasized ARTC’s focus on safety and National Intermodal’s role in freight movement.

ARTC Chair Peter Duncan AM celebrated the new directors after a nationwide talent search. He values their governance, engineering, and freight expertise highly.

Ingilby Dickson offers freight, supply chain, rail, and safety knowledge to ARTC’s leadership. His experience with Sadleirs Transport Group and Australian Logistics Council stands out.

Janet Finlay, a chartered accountant, contributes broad experience from Adelaide University and SA Water. Her skills enhance ARTC’s strategic direction significantly.

ARTC Board Appointments Enhance Expertise

Michael Carter delivers construction and rail operations experience from Queensland Rail and Aurizon. His dual role fosters synergy between ARTC and National Intermodal.

Jill Rossouw brings leadership from Port of Brisbane and High Speed Rail Authority roles. Her finance and infrastructure expertise strengthens ARTC greatly.

Dr Marlene Kanga AO shares extensive experience from Endeavour Energy and Sydney Water roles. Her STEM leadership boosts ARTC’s innovation focus.

Janice van Reyk enhances National Intermodal with intermodal expertise from NSW Ports and beyond. Her strategic insight proves invaluable consistently.

Michael Byrne AM excels in ports and logistics from Linfox and Toll Holdings leadership. His re-appointment ensures continuity for National Intermodal.

Driving Progress with ARTC Board Appointments

These new roles signal bold progress for ARTC and National Intermodal’s ambitious goals. Their combined skills connect Australia’s rail and freight networks efficiently.

King stressed that safety, innovation, and world-class precincts remain top priorities moving forward. Thus, these leaders shape a resilient transport system proactively.

Duncan noted the directors’ diverse expertise aligns with ARTC’s vision perfectly. Consequently, they guide the company through future challenges successfully.

The government’s investment in these boards reflects a commitment to strong transport systems. Ultimately, these leaders drive Australia’s rail sector toward global competitiveness.

Source: www.railexpress.com.au

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