Governance
Leadership Team
Senior Leadership Team
Mullen Group is guided by a leadership team headed by Senior Executive Officers and President Murray Mullen. This team consists of experienced industry professionals dedicated to propelling growth and success in transportation and logistics. With a customer-centric approach, they prioritize safety, compliance, and service standards. As a result, Mullen Group delivers exceptional value to customers and shareholders.
Murray Mullen
Chair, Senior Executive Officer & President
Mr. Murray Mullen is the Chair, Senior Executive Officer and President of Mullen Group. Mr. Mullen joined the Company in 1977 after graduating from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) degree and has served in various capacities with Mullen Group. He has been instrumental in the growth of Mullen Group and has directed all of the acquisitions undertaken by Mullen Group.
Richard Maloney
Senior Operating Officer
Mr. Richard J. Maloney is Senior Operating Officer for Mullen Group. In this capacity, Mr. Maloney works with the Chair and SEO on all matters related to Mullen Group’s operating businesses. In addition, Mr. Maloney oversees a team of professionals dedicated to Mullen Group’s: Facilities and Equipment; Information Technology initiatives, including its ongoing digital transformation; Health, Safety and Risk Management programs; and works with the Executive team on shareholder engagements, mergers and acquisitions, along with numerous other corporate development matters. Mr. Maloney commenced employment with Mullen Group in 2000 and has held various corporate development roles within the company and its subsidiaries. Mr. Maloney graduated from Royal Roads University in 2003 with a Masters of Business Administration degree.
Joanna Scott
Senior Corporate Officer
Ms. Joanna Scott is the Senior Corporate Officer of Mullen Group. She serves as in-house legal counsel to Mullen Group, where she advises Mullen Group, its subsidiaries and the Board of Directors on a variety of legal issues. Ms. Scott is also responsible for the corporate regulatory compliance of Mullen Group and its subsidiaries. In addition, Ms. Scott oversees Mullen Group’s Corporate Services, Human Resources and Payroll Departments. Ms. Scott received her Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Calgary in 2004. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Lake Superior State University in 1999, graduating Summa Cum Laude.
Carson Urlacher CPA, CA
Senior Financial Officer
Mr. Carson Urlacher is the Senior Financial Officer of Mullen Group. Within this capacity, he is responsible for financial reporting matters and ensuring all subsidiaries follow the Corporation’s financial and accounting policies. Mr. Urlacher joined Mullen Group in June 2006 as Director of Financial Reporting, responsible for financial reporting, internal controls and various special projects. He was later appointed to the position of Corporate Controller in June 2008 and Senior Financial Officer in 2024. Mr. Urlacher graduated from the University of Calgary in 1997 with a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) degree. He articled with KPMG LLP in Calgary, Alberta and became a Chartered Accountant in August 2000. He is a member of the Canadian and Alberta Institutes of Chartered Professional Accountants.
Message From The Chair
March 28, 2025
To My Fellow Shareholders,
THE TARIFFS ARE COMING!
The talk of tariffs, the ramifications of trade wars, and what all this means in terms of an economic realignment, dominate the headlines today. Obviously, I have no insight into how the negotiations between Canada and the United States will ultimately unfold, but like everyone I do have a view. Under the auspicious of “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN”, I believe President Trump, and his advisors, view tariffs as a way to ensure the United States maintains its economic dominance over the world, by forcing tariffs/taxes on foreign entities selling into the United States market. It seems as though their view is that tariffs are a way to pay down the massive United States deficit and at the same time encourage capital investment in the United States. Whether this strategy is successful or not is open for debate, especially if we look back in the history books where past attempts to gain wealth and economic dominance by way of tariffs has not worked. Eventually deals are made and the tariffs are reduced or eliminated. I suspect history will be repeated once again, once calmer heads prevail. Until then, BUCKLE UP.
WE ARE PREPARED! IS CANADA?
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Sincerely,
Signed: “Murray Mullen”
Chair, SEO and President