Union Pacific CFO to retire
Union Pacific CFO Jennifer Hamann will retire after 35 years with the railroad. The post Union Pacific CFO to retire appeared first on FreightWaves .
Union Pacific Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Hamann is set to retire in early 2027, the railroad announced. Hamann, who joined Union Pacific in 1992, was appointed CFO in January 2020 after holding various leadership roles. Chief Executive Jim Vena praised Hamann's integrity, heart, and strategic guidance through challenging times.
She was the first woman to hold the CFO position and an executive sponsor of Union Pacific's women's employee resources group. Hamann expressed gratitude for her 35-year career and confidence in Union Pacific's merger. The company will disclose succession plans later.
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