Achievers & Accolades

Aberdeen Carolina & Western Railway President Jennifer White makes list for 23 Trailblazers of 2023

By Staff Report, posted 1 year ago
Photo pulled from the Aberdeen Carolina & Western Railway website. 

Moore County is celebrating one of their own for a statewide recognition. Aberdeen Carolina & Western Railway President Jennifer White was recognized as a 2023 Trailblazer by Business North Carolina magazine. White was included in the October Business North Carolina issue which  highlights 23 impressive under-40 leaders who are making a dynamic impact on the state’s smaller cities. It’s the sixth year BNC has saluted Trailblazers.

A little about White, after graduating Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Business Management at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Jennifer worked for a prominent commercial real estate firm in Charlotte for 3 years. After getting a strong understanding in the commercial and industrial sector, she moved back to Pinehurst to begin her railroad career beginning as Director of Marketing and Sales.

You can see White’s feature in the Business NC issue here.

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