TC Energy Executive and Leadership Team

Daniel Blitt, the Chief of Staff & Chief Executive Officer, Office of at TC Energy, coordinates the strategic priorities of the executive leadership team. Blitt manages the operational flow of the Office of the Chief Executive Officer, ensuring that corporate initiatives regarding natural gas and liquids pipelines receive consistent oversight. This role involves facilitating communication between the Board and senior management to drive organizational alignment. Daniel Blitt executes high-level projects that enhance the efficiency of the company's North American infrastructure footprint. By streamlining decision-making processes, the Chief of Staff & Chief Executive Officer, Office of supports the successful implementation of long-term energy strategies. Blitt monitors the progress of key business segments, including power and storage, to ensure adherence to corporate objectives. Through meticulous planning and cross-functional coordination, the Chief of Staff & Chief Executive Officer, Office of maintains the operational momentum necessary for sustained growth in the energy sector.

Daniel Oblin, the Analyst, Chief Financial Officer Systems and Analytics at TC Energy, directs the integration of advanced data modeling within the corporate financial framework. By architecting robust analytical systems, Oblin ensures that capital allocation decisions align with the long-term infrastructure goals of the organization. This role involves managing complex financial datasets to optimize the performance of Canadian and U.S. natural gas pipeline segments. Through rigorous quantitative assessment, Daniel Oblin identifies efficiency gains that support the broader fiscal health of the enterprise. The Analyst, Chief Financial Officer Systems and Analytics collaborates with executive leadership to refine forecasting methodologies, thereby enhancing the precision of investment strategies across North American operations. By leveraging predictive analytics, Oblin strengthens the ability of the company to navigate volatile energy markets while maintaining a focus on sustainable asset management and shareholder value creation.

Mary Corrigan, the Director, Chief Financial Officer Innovation and Projects at TC Energy, leads the development of financial frameworks for new infrastructure ventures. Corrigan directs the evaluation of capital-intensive projects, ensuring that innovation initiatives support the expansion of natural gas and liquids pipeline networks. This role involves assessing the economic viability of emerging power and storage technologies across North American markets. Mary Corrigan collaborates with financial teams to secure funding for strategic growth opportunities while maintaining fiscal discipline. By optimizing project finance structures, the Director, Chief Financial Officer Innovation and Projects enhances the competitive positioning of the company. Corrigan drives the integration of sustainable financial practices into the project lifecycle, aligning corporate investments with long-term energy transition goals. Through the oversight of complex financial modeling, the Director, Chief Financial Officer Innovation and Projects ensures that every new venture contributes positively to the overall financial stability of the organization.

Tina Faraca, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Natural Gas Pipelines at TC Energy, manages the operational integrity of the extensive natural gas pipeline network across North America. Faraca directs the maintenance, safety, and efficiency of assets spanning Canada, the United States, and Mexico. This role involves overseeing large-scale operational teams to ensure the reliable delivery of energy resources to diverse markets. Tina Faraca coordinates with regional leadership to optimize pipeline throughput and capacity utilization. By implementing rigorous safety protocols, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Natural Gas Pipelines minimizes operational risks and ensures compliance with regulatory standards. Faraca drives continuous improvement initiatives that enhance the performance of the natural gas segment. Through strategic oversight of infrastructure assets, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Natural Gas Pipelines supports the company's commitment to providing secure and efficient energy solutions to customers throughout the continent.

Greg Grant, the President, Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines at TC Energy, leads the strategic operations of the natural gas infrastructure network within Canada. Grant directs the expansion and maintenance of pipeline assets to meet the growing energy needs of the region. This role involves managing relationships with key stakeholders and ensuring the safe, reliable transport of natural gas across the Canadian landscape. Greg Grant oversees the operational performance of the Canadian segment, focusing on maximizing efficiency and service reliability. By aligning regional activities with the broader corporate strategy, the President, Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines ensures that infrastructure investments deliver consistent value. Grant monitors market trends and regulatory developments to adapt operational plans accordingly. Through the leadership of specialized teams, the President, Canadian Natural Gas Pipelines maintains the integrity of the network, supporting the company's position as a critical provider of energy infrastructure in the North American market.

Steve Pohlod, the President, Energy Pipeline (East) at TC Energy, manages the operational activities of pipeline assets located in the eastern regions of the North American network. Pohlod directs the maintenance and optimization of these critical energy corridors to ensure consistent supply chain performance. This role involves overseeing the safe operation of infrastructure that connects key energy markets. Steve Pohlod coordinates with technical and operational teams to enhance the reliability of the pipeline systems under regional jurisdiction. By focusing on operational excellence, the President, Energy Pipeline (East) supports the company's goal of providing secure energy delivery. Pohlod monitors regional demand patterns and adjusts operational strategies to maintain high service levels. Through the effective management of eastern assets, the President, Energy Pipeline (East) contributes to the overall stability and growth of the company's extensive pipeline portfolio, ensuring that infrastructure remains resilient and responsive to market requirements.

David Brast, the President, Natural Gas Pipelines (US) at TC Energy, leads the operational and strategic initiatives for the natural gas pipeline network within the United States. Brast directs the management of extensive infrastructure assets, ensuring the safe and efficient transport of energy across the region. This role involves overseeing regulatory compliance, stakeholder engagement, and operational performance for the U.S. segment. David Brast coordinates with cross-functional teams to optimize pipeline capacity and reliability. By driving strategic growth projects, the President, Natural Gas Pipelines (US) enhances the company's footprint in the American energy market. Brast monitors market dynamics and operational challenges to implement effective solutions that support long-term infrastructure goals. Through the leadership of regional operations, the President, Natural Gas Pipelines (US) ensures that the company maintains its commitment to delivering reliable energy services, thereby strengthening the overall performance of the North American pipeline network.

Raylene Charron, the Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Information Services at TC Energy, oversees the digital transformation of critical energy infrastructure systems. Charron directs the implementation of secure, scalable technology platforms that support the vast network of natural gas and liquids pipelines. By modernizing information services, the Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Information Services ensures seamless connectivity across regional operations in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. This leadership role involves mitigating cybersecurity risks while driving innovation in operational technology. Raylene Charron maintains alignment between technical capabilities and the strategic requirements of the power and storage segments. Through the deployment of advanced data architecture, Charron optimizes the reliability of energy delivery systems. The Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Information Services fosters a culture of digital agility, enabling the organization to respond effectively to the complex demands of the North American energy landscape.