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9/12/2025



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R. J. Corman promotes Drown, Armstrong, Edelen to key posts


From left: Shannon Drown, Chase Armstrong and Nick Edelen
Photo – R. J. Corman Railroad Group

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R. J. Corman Railroad Group yesterday announced the promotion of three executives — Shannon Drown, Chase Armstrong and Nick Edelen — to strengthen the senior team with tenured employees.

Drown has been promoted to chief commercial officer–railroad. She now is responsible for steering the company's commercial teams for railroads, switching, distribution centers and industrial development. 

Armstrong has been promoted to CCO-contracted services. Continuing his leadership of the commercial team for emergency response, railroad construction, signaling solutions and track material, Armstrong's focus remains on delivering consistent quality and customer satisfaction, company officials said in a press release. 

Edelen has been promoted to chief operating officer-contracted services. He will continue to oversee all aspects of R. J. Corman Railroad Services' emergency and nonemergency operations, as well as signaling and material sales. In the role, Edelen will focus on safety, efficiency and innovation. 

“Shannon, Chase and Nick have each demonstrated exceptional leadership and a deep commitment to R. J. Corman’s mission,” said R. J. Corman Railroad Group President and CEO Justin Broyles. “Their dedication to excellence and drive to find efficient and innovative solutions for our customers have been instrumental in building long-term partnerships."

The appointments will help boost the senior leadership team to position the company for growth, R. J. Corman officials said.



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