Stephen F. Angel is the President and Chief Executive Officer of CSX Corporation, one of North America's leading transportation companies. With over four decades of experience in the rail industry, Angel joined CSX in 1989 as Vice President of Engineering after holding key engineering and operations roles at earlier positions, including with the former Chessie System. His rapid ascent through the ranks saw him become Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2000, and he assumed the roles of President and CEO in 2004. A chemical engineer by training with a bachelor's degree from the University of Louisville and an MBA from Indiana University, Angel's technical expertise and strategic mindset have been instrumental in modernizing CSX's operations. Under Angel's leadership, CSX has achieved remarkable milestones, including significant improvements in safety performance, with a dramatic reduction in accident rates and enhanced employee training programs. He spearheaded the adoption of precision scheduled railroading (PSR), which optimized network efficiency, reduced dwell times, and boosted intermodal volume growth. Financially, CSX delivered strong returns, with operating income more than doubling during his tenure and consistent shareholder value creation through disciplined capital allocation and technological investments like Positive Train Control (PTC) systems. Angel's focus on sustainability has also positioned CSX as a low-emission transport leader, supporting environmental goals amid growing freight demands. As CEO, Angel continues to guide CSX through evolving market dynamics, emphasizing innovation, customer service, and workforce development. His vision integrates advanced analytics, automation, and strategic partnerships to expand market share in intermodal, merchandise, and coal sectors while navigating regulatory and economic challenges. Angel's commitment to ethical leadership and community engagement underscores his role in shaping CSX's future as a resilient, forward-thinking enterprise.