Leadership Overview
Trans Mountain has 4 executives leading key functions including strategy, operations, infrastructure management, and financial oversight.
Focused on energy security, Trans Mountain delivers essential crude oil and gas products across Canada to the West Coast through a robust pipeline network, maintaining high safety standards and operational excellence.
Focused on energy security, Trans Mountain delivers essential crude oil and gas products across Canada to the West Coast through a robust pipeline network, maintaining high safety standards and operational excellence.
Leadership Roles at Trans Mountain
Mark Maki - Chief Executive Officer
Mark Maki, the Chief Executive Officer at Trans Mountain, directs the overarching corporate strategy for the pipeline network. Maki architects long-term growth initiatives while ensuring the safe transport of crude oil and gas products from Alberta to the West Coast. By aligning organizational goals with regulatory requirements, the Chief Executive Officer maintains the integrity of the energy infrastructure. Mark Maki monitors market fluctuations to optimize pipeline capacity and throughput efficiency. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to secure capital investments for system expansions. Through rigorous oversight of safety protocols and environmental compliance, the Chief Executive Officer drives sustainable performance across the entire Canadian corridor. Maki fosters a culture of operational excellence, ensuring that the pipeline remains a reliable link for energy markets. Ultimately, the Chief Executive Officer secures the company's position as a critical component of the North American energy supply chain.
Ian Anderson - President & Chief Executive Officer
Ian Anderson, the President & Chief Executive Officer at Trans Mountain, manages the executive leadership team and executes high-level corporate objectives. Anderson drives the expansion projects necessary to meet increasing demand for energy transport across the West Coast. By coordinating with government stakeholders and industry partners, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment with national energy policies. Ian Anderson oversees the integration of new pipeline segments into the existing infrastructure, enhancing overall system capacity. This role requires balancing complex logistical challenges with strict adherence to environmental standards. Through strategic planning, the President & Chief Executive Officer optimizes the flow of crude oil and gas products, supporting regional economic stability. Anderson maintains a focus on operational reliability and risk mitigation. Ultimately, the President & Chief Executive Officer strengthens the company's market presence by delivering consistent, safe, and efficient energy transportation services throughout the Canadian landscape.

Todd Stack - Chief Financial Officer (Interim)
Todd Stack, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) at Trans Mountain, directs the financial planning, reporting, and capital allocation strategies for the organization. Stack architects fiscal policies that support the maintenance and expansion of the pipeline infrastructure. By managing the company's balance sheet, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) ensures sufficient liquidity for ongoing operations and large-scale capital projects. Todd Stack oversees the budgeting process, providing the necessary resources for operational teams to meet safety and performance targets. This leadership role involves analyzing market trends to mitigate financial risks associated with energy price volatility. Through precise financial modeling, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) supports the executive team in making informed decisions regarding infrastructure investments. Stack maintains transparency with stakeholders and ensures compliance with all financial reporting standards. Ultimately, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) secures the long-term financial health of the company, enabling sustained growth and operational stability.

Michael Davies - President & Chief Operating Officer
Michael Davies, the President & Chief Operating Officer at Trans Mountain, directs the daily technical operations and maintenance of the pipeline network. Davies architects maintenance schedules to prevent service interruptions while ensuring the safe delivery of crude oil and gas products. Overseeing the field teams, the President & Chief Operating Officer monitors pipeline pressure, flow rates, and integrity across the entire Alberta to West Coast route. Michael Davies implements advanced monitoring technologies to detect potential issues before incidents occur. This leadership role involves coordinating with engineering departments to upgrade existing facilities and improve operational efficiency. By streamlining internal processes, the President & Chief Operating Officer reduces downtime and maximizes throughput. Davies ensures that all field activities comply with rigorous safety regulations. Ultimately, the President & Chief Operating Officer maintains the physical reliability of the infrastructure, supporting the company's commitment to safe and consistent energy transport.