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Yesterday, Norfolk Southern Corp. announced it appointed William Galanko vice president of financial planning and Robert Kesler Jr., vice president of taxation. Both will assume their posts June 1 and report to Executive VP of Finance and Public Affairs James Hixon.
Most recently VP of taxation, Galanko joined NS in 1990 as a general tax attorney. Prior to NS, he served the Internal Revenue Service’s Office of Chief Counsel in various capacities.
Kesler has served as a general tax attorney since joining NS in 1991. He previously held various finance law positions with the U.S. Tax Court, law firm Kaufman & Canoles and the IRS.
NS also announced the re-election of four board members: NS President Charles “Wick” Moorman; Gerald Baliles, a partner in law firm of Hunton & Williams and former Virginia governor; Gene Carter, executive director and chief executive officer of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development; and J. Paul Reason, president and chief operating officer of Metro Machine Corp.
5/13/2005
Rail News: Railroading People
NS names two finance department execs, retains four board members
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Yesterday, Norfolk Southern Corp. announced it appointed William Galanko vice president of financial planning and Robert Kesler Jr., vice president of taxation. Both will assume their posts June 1 and report to Executive VP of Finance and Public Affairs James Hixon.
Most recently VP of taxation, Galanko joined NS in 1990 as a general tax attorney. Prior to NS, he served the Internal Revenue Service’s Office of Chief Counsel in various capacities.
Kesler has served as a general tax attorney since joining NS in 1991. He previously held various finance law positions with the U.S. Tax Court, law firm Kaufman & Canoles and the IRS.
NS also announced the re-election of four board members: NS President Charles “Wick” Moorman; Gerald Baliles, a partner in law firm of Hunton & Williams and former Virginia governor; Gene Carter, executive director and chief executive officer of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development; and J. Paul Reason, president and chief operating officer of Metro Machine Corp.
