Appreciating Your History Will Enhance Your Future
From the January 2026 issue of RT&S. I confess that while I love to watch a good game on television, I also enjoy watching the History Channel. I appreciate history. Not the
Author: Joe Daloisio
NRC Chairman’s Column: We Do Our Best Work When We Listen
ATLANTA – From the November 2025 issue of Railway Track and Structures, Joe Daloisio writes the NRC Chairman’s Column.
NRC Chairman’s Column: We’re Not Throwing Away Our Shot to Impact Rail Legislation and Programs
ATLANTA – Railway Track and Structures July 2025 issue features the NRC Chairman’s Column from Joe Daloisio.
NRC Chairman’s Column: The Pros Know There’s More than Meets the Eye to a Big Win
ATLANTA – From the May 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Joe Daloisio writes the NRC Chairman’s Column.
NRC Chairman’s Column –– March 2025
The Voice of Railway Contractors and Suppliers Came Through Loud and Clear on Capitol Hill January 23, 2025, marked some noteworthy firsts. I had the privilege of testifying for the first time before
NRC Chairman’s Column: It’s Never Too Late to Commit to This New Year’s Resolution
ATLANTA – From the January 2025 issue of Railway Track & Structures, Joe Daloisio writes the NRC Chairman’s Column.
NRC Chairman’s Message –– November 2024
ATLANTA –– “Relationship Building Is The Fundamental ‘Joint Bar'”
NRC Chairman’s Column: Leave Your Election Headache Behind
ATLANTA –– From the September 2024 RT&S –– Does this election season have you down? Are you tired of the divisive chatter and ads? Do you find it exhausting to tiptoe around or even avoid political discussions with friends, family, and business associates? You’re not alone! I’m right there with you.
NRC Chairman’s Column –– NRC Contractors and Suppliers Are Busy . . . and Doing Great Work
FROM THE JULY 2024 ISSUE OF RT&S: Whoever originated that old adage – “If you want something done, ask a busy person” – must have been thinking about railroaders. Railway contractors and suppliers aren’t taking it easy this summer. Business is strong so that means we all are working hard to advance projects during warm weather and more daylight hours.
NRC Chairman’s Column: Mentors Can Make All the Difference in Building a Successful Career
ATLANTA – Railway Track & Structures, May 2024: Have you ever looked back on your life and asked yourself, “How did I get here?” If you have, I’m willing to bet you can attribute your success to at least one person who taught, guided, influenced or encouraged you. In an industry that is all about people, where would any of us be without these mentors?