Union Pacific Railroad (NYSE:UNP) today announced Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Hamann will retire in early 2027, concluding a remarkable 35-year career that helped shape the railroad through decades of growth, transformation and industry leadership.
Hamann's career reflects the very best of Union Pacific: a deep commitment to service, a willingness to embrace new challenges and an unwavering focus on creating long-term value for customers, employees, communities and shareholders. She joined Union Pacific in 1992 as a member of the company's audit staff and steadily rose through the organization, serving in leadership roles across Finance, Human Resources, Marketing and Sales, Investor Relations and Corporate Audit before being named chief financial officer in January 2020.
Over the course of her career, Hamann became one of the railroad industry's most respected financial leaders, guiding Union Pacific through periods of significant change, including the COVID-19 pandemic and major operational transformation efforts. She played a key leadership role in strengthening the company's balance sheet, enhancing capital allocation strategies and maintaining Union Pacific's position as an industry leader in financial performance. Just as important was Hamann’s ability to build relationships, inspiring her team and establishing trust with investors.
She became the first woman to serve as Union Pacific's chief financial officer and was recognized with a Women MAKE Award for her leadership and contributions to the manufacturing and transportation industries.
UNP shares gained $1.96 to $290.67.
