Skip to main content
Monday, November 9, 2026Nov 9

Wick Moorman, who led Nortfolk Southern, in Chattanooga for watch, clock convention

Charles "Rick" Moorman, chairman of the board of Norfolk Southern Railroad, rode an excursion train Wednesday from Chattanooga to LaFayette.
Charles "Rick" Moorman, chairman of the board of Norfolk Southern Railroad, rode an excursion train Wednesday from Chattanooga to LaFayette. Charles "Rick" Moorman, chairman of the board of Norfolk Southern Railroad, rode an excursion train Wednesday from Chattanooga to LaFayette.

Read more

Watch and clock collectors kick off convention with steam train excursion from Choo Choo to LaFayette

Charles “Wick” Moorman says he was a kid who loved trains.

At age 18, while studying civil engineering at Georgia Tech in 1970, he got a “co-op,” or internship Southern Railway, the precursor to Norfolk Southern Railroad.

Moorman stepped down in 2013 as president and CEO of Norfolk Southern, a 30,000-employee company that’s the nation’s fourth-largest railroad. He’s still executive chairman of the board.