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Florida East Coast Railway (FECR) recently promoted Vice President and Controller Amy Bramlitt to VP and chief financial officer. Reporting to FECR President John McPherson, Bramlitt will be responsible for all budgeting, forecasting, accounting, financial controls, financial planning and capital investment strategies.
In March 2002, she joined FECR as VP and controller. Bramlitt previously served CSX Corp.'s railway and technology business divisions in various leadership positions, and accounting firm Ernst & Young as an auditor.
"Her 23 years of business experience in the areas of finance, accounting, budgeting, customer service and process redesign in the rail transportation, technology and financial services industries has allowed Amy to contribute significantly to FECR's operations," said McPherson in a prepared statement, adding that Bramlitt has demonstrated an ability to bolster financial leadership, implement successful cost management policies and coordinate finances with FECR parent Florida East Coast Industries Inc.
11/10/2004
Rail News: Railroading People
Florida East Coast promotes Bramlitt to VP, CFO
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Florida East Coast Railway (FECR) recently promoted Vice President and Controller Amy Bramlitt to VP and chief financial officer. Reporting to FECR President John McPherson, Bramlitt will be responsible for all budgeting, forecasting, accounting, financial controls, financial planning and capital investment strategies.
In March 2002, she joined FECR as VP and controller. Bramlitt previously served CSX Corp.'s railway and technology business divisions in various leadership positions, and accounting firm Ernst & Young as an auditor.
"Her 23 years of business experience in the areas of finance, accounting, budgeting, customer service and process redesign in the rail transportation, technology and financial services industries has allowed Amy to contribute significantly to FECR's operations," said McPherson in a prepared statement, adding that Bramlitt has demonstrated an ability to bolster financial leadership, implement successful cost management policies and coordinate finances with FECR parent Florida East Coast Industries Inc.
