Also of note, at least to this 'elder statesman" Member, is that she is as attractive 'in personna' as she is "in vocis'.
By no means will any "professional voice talent' represent the salvation of Amtrak, but whoever made the decision to select Ms. Stinneford, deserves a "kudo' for the priceless public realtions she brings to Amtrak.
Also of interest, and which we will likely never know, is to what extent is Ms. Stinneford contractually limited to perform other services for other concerns. I would presume she is limited from doing any kind of "voice over' work that could be deemed inimical to Amtrak's interests.
Enquiring mind wants, but reasonably does not expect, to know.
On that point, I can recall once reading that an actor in a kids TV show, Captain Video (that was "back in my day"), simply could not find other acting roles after the show folded. Sometimes characters become the real life actor - a point hardly lost upon actors that find either they or their part 'written out' of any serial production (i.e. 'soaps').