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Normand Pellerin

Assistant Vice President, CN, Canada

Normand joined CN in 1993 and serves as Assistant Vice-President Sustainability and Environment.  He is responsible for all environmental matters, including formulation of CN's corporate environmental policies and overall corporate sustainability effort.  Normand's portfolio includes direction and guidance on day to day environmental issues, air emissions, noise, regulatory compliance in both Canada and the US, and new acquisitions.

Normand possesses a Bachelor of Science in Ecology & Biology and an MSc in Environmental Management.  Prior to joining CN, he held positions in Air Canada, Domtar and Johns-Manville.






 
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