Union Pacific Names Clarissa Beyah Chief Communications Officer
Union Pacific has appointed Clarissa Beyah as its new Chief Communications Officer, effective immediately.
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Union Pacific has appointed Clarissa Beyah as its new Chief Communications Officer, effective immediately. She will oversee the railroad's corporate communications strategy, including media relations and employee communications. Beyah brings extensive experience from roles at Northwestern Mutual, GE Transportation, and Pfizer. Her leadership aims to enhance connections with stakeholders and support Union Pacific's transformation efforts. The company operates in 23 western states, providing environmentally responsible freight transportation services.
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- Appointment of an experienced communications leader, Clarissa Beyah, to improve stakeholder engagement.
- Beyah has a diverse background across various sectors, indicating potential for innovative communication strategies.
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OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Union Pacific today announced Clarissa Beyah as the company's chief communications officer. She is responsible for driving the railroad's corporate communications strategy, overseeing executive and employee communications, media relations, digital and social media, and serving as the communication's adviser to Union Pacific's chairman and senior leadership team.
"Clarissa brings a wealth of communications expertise and is perfectly suited to help Union Pacific better connect with our employees, communities and other key stakeholders," said Scott Moore, senior vice president-Corporate Relations and chief administrative officer. "As the company's Chief Communications Officer, Clarissa will play a critical role as we transform Union Pacific's rail network and enhance how we tell our story of Building America."
Beyah's experience leading global communications teams spans transportation, healthcare, professional services, technology and the utilities sectors. She most recently led Northwestern Mutual's communications organization. She also served as chief communications officer for GE Transportation, and led communications teams at Aon, Exelon and Pfizer.
Beyah has spent decades engaging and empowering youth. Currently a professor at USC Annenberg's School for Communication and Journalism, she is also the founder of Writer's Block Ink, a nonprofit organization that helps at-risk youth ignite social change through writing and acting. Beyah is a member of the Arthur Page Society and Leadership Greater Washington. She holds a bachelor's degree in English from Rowan University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of New Haven.
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