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DB E.C.O. North America Hosts “American Evenings” in Germany

June 29, 2026

DB E.C.O. North America hosted a series of American Evenings in Frankfurt on June 23, and Berlin, June 25, 2026, bringing together partners, industry stakeholders, and Deutsche Bahn colleagues to strengthen dialogue between the U.S. and German rail sectors.

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  • Guests Discussing the Rail Industry
    Leaders from DB E.C.O. North America and Europe connected over dinner, fostering collaboration and strengthening transatlantic partnerships in an informal setting.

The events created a platform for informal exchange and networking, fostering closer collaboration across organizations engaged in passenger rail and infrastructure development. Participants included representatives from across the rail industry, public sector stakeholders, and long-standing project partners. 

  • Ulrich Leister, CEO of DB E.C.O. North America, welcomed guests to the American Evening
    Ulrich Leister, CEO of DB E.C.O. North America, welcomed guests to the American Evening, setting the stage for an evening of connection and exchange.
  • Valued partners listen to presentations about the us rail development

A key highlight of the evenings was a presentation by Ulrich Leister, CEO of DB E.C.O. North America, who shared perspectives on the current state of the U.S. rail market. His remarks provided insights into recent developments, ongoing challenges, and emerging opportunities, contributing to a better understanding of the transatlantic rail landscape. 

Key highlights from the event included:

  • Exchange of DB partners

The discussions emphasized the importance of strong partnerships and continuous exchange to translate strategic ambitions into practical, implementable solutions. Participants engaged in conversations on topics such as passenger rail expansion, infrastructure development, and operational performance. 

Across both events, a common theme emerged: the growing importance of transatlantic collaboration in addressing shared challenges and advancing rail systems in both regions. The exchange highlighted how knowledge sharing and joint efforts can support innovation and long-term development in the rail sector.

  • Exchange of DB partners

The American Evenings underscored DB E.C.O. North America’s role as a connector between markets, facilitating dialogue and fostering collaboration to support the continued growth of passenger rail in the United States and Europe. 

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