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Brian Rosenwald left indelible mark at Amtrak

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Brian Rosenwald in 2014 in Chicago shortly after his retirement. Bob Johnston CHICAGO — The Amtrak executive who embraced managerial freedom and risk-taking in the company’s product line era of the mid-1990s to transform the Seattle-Los Angeles Coast Starlight into a “superior service” long-distance passenger train has died. Brian Rosenwald succumbed to colon cancer this week after a long illness. His 40-year Amtrak career began in 1973 when he …

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Brian Rosenwald left indelible mark at Amtrak

Brian Rosenwald in 2014 in Chicago shortly after his retirement. Bob Johnston CHICAGO — The Amtrak executive who embraced managerial freedom and risk-taking in the company’s product line era of the mid-1990s to transform the Seattle-Los Angeles Coast Starlight into a “superior service” long-distance passenger train has died. Brian Rosenwald succumbed to colon cancer this week after a long illness. His 40-year Amtrak career began in 1973 when he …

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