Metro Vancouver Executive and Leadership Team

Alberto G., the Founder & Chief Executive Officer at Metro Vancouver, directs the overarching strategic vision for regional utility management and urban growth initiatives. Alberto G. architects long-term frameworks for safe drinking water delivery and wastewater treatment, ensuring compliance with rigorous environmental standards. By aligning departmental goals with the broader mission of sustainable development, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer drives operational excellence across all service sectors. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to secure funding for infrastructure projects while maintaining affordable housing solutions for the region. Through the implementation of innovative resource management policies, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer optimizes service delivery for millions of residents. Ultimately, the Founder & Chief Executive Officer secures the operational integrity of the organization, fostering a resilient future for the entire British Columbia landscape through proactive governance and high-level executive oversight.

Phil Trotzuk, the Chief Financial Officer at Metro Vancouver, manages the complex fiscal architecture required to support regional water, waste, and park systems. Phil Trotzuk oversees capital budgeting, debt management, and long-term financial planning to ensure the sustainability of essential public services. By directing the allocation of resources across diverse utility departments, the Chief Financial Officer maintains the fiscal health necessary for large-scale infrastructure investments. This role involves rigorous analysis of economic trends to mitigate financial risks while supporting urban growth objectives. The Chief Financial Officer coordinates with administrative leadership to ensure transparency in public spending and accountability to regional stakeholders. Through the precise management of revenue streams and expenditure controls, the Chief Financial Officer stabilizes the financial foundation of the organization. Ultimately, Trotzuk drives the economic strategy that enables the delivery of high-quality, cost-effective services to the entire British Columbia region.

Linda Sabatini, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager at Metro Vancouver, executes the operational management of financial systems and internal administrative services. Linda Sabatini directs the daily accounting, procurement, and treasury functions that underpin the delivery of water and waste management services. By overseeing the integration of financial technology, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager improves operational efficiency and reporting accuracy across the organization. This leadership role involves managing the internal service departments that support the broader regional mission, ensuring that all administrative processes align with corporate objectives. The Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager collaborates with executive peers to streamline resource distribution and enhance organizational productivity. Through the implementation of robust financial controls, Sabatini ensures the fiscal reliability of regional operations. Ultimately, the Financial Services Chief Financial Officer & General Manager maintains the operational backbone required for consistent service delivery.

Heather McNell, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning at Metro Vancouver, architects the regional growth strategies and environmental policy frameworks. Heather McNell directs the planning processes for urban development, air quality regulation, and regional park expansion. By coordinating complex policy initiatives, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning ensures that infrastructure projects align with long-term sustainability goals and community needs. This role involves engaging with diverse stakeholders to balance rapid urban growth with environmental protection across the British Columbia region. The Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning leads the development of comprehensive land-use plans that support affordable housing and efficient transit-oriented development. Through the application of data-driven planning models, McNell drives the strategic direction of regional policy. Ultimately, the Deputy Chief Administrative Officer, Policy & Planning secures the future viability of the region by integrating environmental stewardship into every aspect of urban planning.

Jerry Dobrovolny, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer at Metro Vancouver, directs the total operational execution of all regional services, including water, wastewater, and solid waste management. Jerry Dobrovolny oversees the implementation of board-approved policies, ensuring that every department functions in harmony to meet public service mandates. By managing the administrative structure, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer drives organizational performance and maintains high standards of service delivery across the entire region. This leadership role involves constant interaction with municipal partners to synchronize regional infrastructure projects with local growth requirements. The Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer facilitates cross-departmental collaboration to solve complex logistical challenges in waste management and utility maintenance. Through the oversight of daily operations, Dobrovolny ensures that the organization remains responsive to the evolving needs of the population. Ultimately, the Commissioner and Chief Administrative Officer maintains the operational excellence required to sustain the quality of life in British Columbia.