BC Ferries Executive and Leadership Team

Andrew Conley, the Local President at BC Ferries, directs labor relations and workforce alignment to ensure the consistent delivery of maritime transportation services. Overseeing the engagement between operational staff and management, the Local President facilitates productive communication to maintain service continuity across all routes. This leadership role involves negotiating workplace standards that support the safety and efficiency of the vessel crews. By fostering a collaborative environment, Andrew Conley directly impacts the morale and performance of the frontline workforce. The Local President monitors labor trends to anticipate staffing needs during high-demand periods. Through strategic advocacy, the Local President ensures that the workforce remains equipped to handle the complexities of west coast ferry operations. Conley maintains a focus on operational excellence, ensuring that labor practices align with the broader mission of providing reliable, year-round transit services to the communities served by the company.

Peggy Yong, the Acting Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer at BC Ferries, manages the daily operational flow of digital systems supporting maritime logistics. Overseeing the internal administrative framework, the Acting Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer ensures that data integrity remains consistent across all vessel-to-shore communication channels. This role involves coordinating with technical teams to maintain uptime for critical ferry scheduling software. By streamlining internal workflows, Peggy Yong directly supports the efficiency of the broader transportation network. The Acting Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer monitors system performance metrics to prevent service disruptions during peak travel seasons. Through rigorous oversight of digital assets, the Acting Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer facilitates seamless operations for the entire fleet. Yong maintains high standards for technical compliance, ensuring that all information systems align with the safety requirements inherent in Canadian maritime transportation.

James Tan, the Vice President & Chief Information Officer at BC Ferries, architects the long-term digital transformation strategy for the entire maritime organization. Directing the modernization of customer-facing booking platforms, the Vice President & Chief Information Officer enhances the digital experience for passengers traveling across the west coast. This leadership role requires constant collaboration with the executive board to align technology investments with corporate growth objectives. By implementing advanced cybersecurity protocols, James Tan protects sensitive operational data from emerging threats. The Vice President & Chief Information Officer oversees the integration of cloud-based solutions to improve real-time vessel tracking and terminal management. Through strategic planning, the Vice President & Chief Information Officer drives innovation in fleet connectivity. Tan ensures that the technological foundation supports the high-frequency service demands of the company, ultimately securing the reliability of critical transportation links throughout the region.

Pierre Vorster, the IT Vice President & Chief Information Officer at BC Ferries, manages the hardware infrastructure and network stability across all terminals and remote locations. Overseeing the physical IT footprint, the IT Vice President & Chief Information Officer ensures that connectivity remains robust for all maritime operations. This role involves managing vendor relationships and hardware procurement to maintain the integrity of the company's vast technical ecosystem. By optimizing server performance and network bandwidth, Pierre Vorster supports the high-volume data requirements of modern ferry operations. The IT Vice President & Chief Information Officer coordinates with regional managers to address site-specific technical challenges. Through proactive maintenance of critical infrastructure, the IT Vice President & Chief Information Officer prevents downtime in essential transportation services. Vorster drives the implementation of scalable hardware solutions, ensuring that the technical backbone of the organization remains resilient against the environmental demands of the Canadian west coast.