Raymond Royer

Raymond Royer

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Raymond Royer was a prominent Canadian businessman who played a crucial role in transforming Bombardier Inc. from a snowmobile manufacturer into a global leader in transportation, including trains and aircraft. He joined Bombardier in 1974 and became president and chief operating officer, overseeing significant contracts like the New York subway car deal. Known for his strategic vision and quiet leadership style, Royer later led Domtar Inc. during a challenging period in the paper industry. He was recognized with numerous awards and held several board positions throughout his career.

Born on Sep 30, 1938 (87 years old)

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Canada Canada: Raymond Royer was a key figure in transforming Bombardier from a snowmobile company into a multinational that produced everything from rail cars to business jets. 9

The Globe and Mail: Executive Raymond Royer helped Bombardier expand from snowmobiles to trains and planes