Metro Vancouver Executive and Leadership Team

Alberto G., the Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Metro Vancouver, directs the overarching strategic vision for regional utility infrastructure and environmental governance. By aligning organizational goals with the long-term needs of British Columbia, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer ensures the delivery of safe drinking water and effective wastewater treatment. Alberto G. maintains constant communication with the Board to secure funding for critical capital projects. This leadership role involves navigating complex regulatory landscapes to maintain high air quality standards across the region. Through rigorous oversight of urban growth planning, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer drives sustainable development initiatives that benefit millions of residents. By prioritizing operational excellence and fiscal responsibility, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer strengthens the regional capacity to manage solid waste and provide affordable housing solutions. This executive leadership remains focused on building resilient infrastructure for future generations.

Phil Trotzuk, the Chief Financial Officer at Metro Vancouver, manages the complex fiscal architecture required to support regional water, waste, and park services. Overseeing the entire budgetary framework, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that capital investments align with the long-term sustainability goals of the organization. Phil Trotzuk directs the financial planning processes that enable the expansion of wastewater treatment facilities across British Columbia. By monitoring revenue streams and debt management strategies, the Chief Financial Officer maintains the financial health necessary for large-scale infrastructure projects. This role involves collaborating with other C-suite leaders to optimize resource allocation for affordable housing initiatives. Through precise economic forecasting and risk assessment, the Chief Financial Officer secures the stability of regional operations. Ultimately, the Chief Financial Officer provides the fiscal transparency required to maintain public trust while funding essential services that support the growth of the entire metropolitan area.

Linda Sabatini, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager at Metro Vancouver, executes the daily financial operations and administrative management of the regional utility systems. By supervising the accounting departments and procurement functions, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager ensures that all service delivery remains within budgetary constraints. Linda Sabatini directs the implementation of financial software systems that track the costs associated with solid waste management and water distribution. This leadership role involves coordinating with regional stakeholders to streamline the funding of park maintenance and environmental protection programs. Through the management of internal audits and financial reporting, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager guarantees compliance with provincial standards. By optimizing operational efficiency, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager supports the broader mission of providing affordable and reliable services to the diverse communities within the British Columbia region.

Jerry Dobrovolny, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer at Metro Vancouver, directs the administrative functions and operational execution of all regional services. By overseeing the daily activities of the organization, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer ensures that water, wastewater, and waste management systems function at peak performance. Jerry Dobrovolny coordinates the efforts of various departments to implement urban growth strategies that balance environmental protection with the housing needs of British Columbia. This leadership role involves managing the organizational structure to facilitate seamless communication between the Board and the executive team. Through the oversight of regional parks and air quality programs, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer drives the implementation of policies that enhance the quality of life for residents. By fostering a culture of accountability and efficiency, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer ensures that the organization meets its mandate to provide essential services across the entire region.

Heather McNell, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning at Metro Vancouver, architects the long-term strategic frameworks for regional growth and environmental policy. By leading the planning divisions, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning ensures that urban development aligns with the sustainability objectives of British Columbia. Heather McNell directs the creation of comprehensive land-use plans that integrate affordable housing with essential utility infrastructure. This leadership role involves engaging with municipal partners to harmonize regional policies regarding air quality and waste management. Through the analysis of demographic trends and infrastructure requirements, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning provides the data-driven insights necessary for informed decision-making. By coordinating cross-departmental initiatives, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning supports the expansion of regional park systems. This executive role remains focused on creating a cohesive vision for the future of the metropolitan area through proactive policy development.