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6 May 2025
Cordel Group PLC
("Cordel" or the "Company" or the "Group")
Cordel announces new Advisory Board appointment
Cordel Group PLC (AIM: CRDL), the Artificial Intelligence platform for transport corridor analytics, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Kayden Howard as a member of the Company's international Advisory Board.
Kayden brings considerable experience and knowledge of the US railroad industry. She is currently Senior Vice President of Health, Safety and Environmental Programs at OmniTRAX. She previously worked 18 years for the Class I railroad, Kansas City Southern, including 6 years as Vice President - Health, Safety and Environment between 2019 - 2023.
John Davis, CEO of Cordel, commented: "We are delighted to announce the appointment of Kayden to our Advisory Board. We are confident that Kayden's knowledge of the US railroad industry, particularly the regulatory environment, and her extensive network of contacts, will enable her to make a significant contribution to the work of the Advisory Board and to Cordel's future business growth in the US market."
Nick McInnes, Chair of the Advisory Board, said: "I am excited at the prospect of working with Kayden on the Advisory Board. Her appointment is particularly timely given Cordel's current focus on opportunities in the US market and the upcoming launch of our Positive Train Control (PTC) product."
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Cordel Group PLC c/o Cavendish Capital Markets Limited
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John Davis, CEO
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About Cordel
Cordel produces specialist hardware and software for capturing, analysing and reporting on large datasets within the transport sector, employing sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms.
Further information on the Company is available at www.cordel.ai.
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