Alstom Americas Appoints News Leaders for Procurement and Services North America

“Over the past several years, Susie and Noah have proven themselves to be effective leaders and strong contributors to our business, driving solid outcomes for our customers. We are thrilled to have them into these new roles as part of our executive team,” said Michael Keroullé, President and CEO of Alstom Americas. “Their experience, leadership and deep understanding of our business will be key as we continue to raise the bar in our relationships with our customers, our partners and suppliers across the Americas.”

Susie Lévesque brings more than 20 years of experience in commercial leadership, customer management and project execution, spanning roles at Alstom, GE, and Air Liquide. Most recently, she served as Alstom’s Customer Director in New York, leading the company’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) account, helping secure major contracts and advancing key initiatives, including programs for new commuter rail cars, signalling systems, subway car overhauls and supplying components.

In her new role, Susie leads Procurement across the Americas, with a focus on supplier performance, simplifying processes and driving greater execution efficiency. Alstom has more than 4,000 suppliers across the Americas, including 1,500 in the United States, 920 in Canada, 580 in Brazil and 540 in Mexico. 

Noah Heulitt brings over 15 years of experience in Services, rolling stock, commercial strategy and industrial leadership across project leadership and Services GM roles. Over the course of his career, Noah has led major rolling stock programs, combining strong operational execution with a deep understanding of customer needs. He most recently served as Vice President of Operational Performance, overseeing service delivery across Alstom’s North American sites. 

In this new role, Noah is leading Alstom’s Services business in North America, focusing on strengthening performance, enhancing customer partnerships, and expanding Alstom’s services capabilities across the region. His experience and commitment to operational excellence are vital in the continued growth of Alstom’s Services portfolio in North America.

As the leading rolling stock and rail services provider in North America, Alstom has delivered thousands of new or renovated vehicles for domestic rail agencies and airports, including those in New York City, Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, and New Jersey, and delivered the first high-speed trains made in America. Alstom is also the number one private rail operator in the U.S., serving more than 20 rail and airport customers and moving millions of passengers daily.

Alstom is committed to sustainable mobility and innovation in rail technology, and supporting local economies through significant investments in manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain partnerships.

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