Trans Mountain Executive and Leadership Team

Mark Maki, the Chief Executive Officer at Trans Mountain, directs the overarching strategic vision for the organization. Maki oversees the long-term expansion of pipeline capacity to ensure reliable energy transport from Alberta to the West Coast. By aligning corporate objectives with regulatory requirements, the Chief Executive Officer maintains operational integrity across the entire network. This leadership role involves constant engagement with stakeholders to secure project viability and market growth. Mark Maki drives efficiency by optimizing resource allocation across all departments. Through the implementation of advanced monitoring technologies, the Chief Executive Officer enhances safety protocols for crude oil and gas transit. Ultimately, Maki secures the competitive position of the company within the North American energy sector by fostering a culture of operational excellence and sustainable infrastructure development.

Ian Anderson, the President & Chief Executive Officer at Trans Mountain, manages the daily execution of complex pipeline operations. Anderson coordinates cross-functional teams to ensure the seamless delivery of energy products to international markets. As the President & Chief Executive Officer, Anderson navigates the intricate regulatory landscape governing Canadian energy transport. This position requires constant collaboration with the Board to refine business models and improve service delivery. Ian Anderson drives significant improvements in pipeline throughput by modernizing existing infrastructure. By focusing on operational reliability, the President & Chief Executive Officer mitigates risks associated with large-scale energy logistics. Anderson ensures that all activities align with the broader mission of providing safe, efficient, and reliable transportation solutions for crude oil and gas products across the continent.

Todd Stack, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) at Trans Mountain, manages the fiscal health and capital structure of the organization. Stack directs all financial planning, budgeting, and reporting processes to support the company's large-scale infrastructure investments. As the Chief Financial Officer (Interim), Stack oversees the allocation of capital for pipeline expansion projects and maintenance initiatives. This role involves monitoring market trends to ensure the financial stability of energy transport operations. Todd Stack drives cost-optimization strategies that improve the bottom line while maintaining high service levels. By coordinating with the executive team, the Chief Financial Officer (Interim) secures the necessary funding to sustain long-term growth. Stack ensures transparency in financial disclosures and regulatory reporting, providing the necessary oversight to maintain investor confidence in the company's ability to deliver energy products reliably.

Michael Davies, the President & Chief Operating Officer at Trans Mountain, oversees the technical maintenance and daily functionality of the pipeline assets. Davies directs the engineering teams responsible for the structural integrity of the entire network. As the President & Chief Operating Officer, Davies implements rigorous safety standards to prevent service disruptions during the transport of crude oil and gas. This role involves managing the physical expansion projects that increase capacity for regional energy markets. Michael Davies drives operational efficiency by integrating automated control systems into the pipeline infrastructure. By supervising field operations and maintenance schedules, the President & Chief Operating Officer ensures consistent performance across the West Coast corridor. Davies maintains high standards of technical compliance, supporting the overall reliability of the energy supply chain through proactive asset management and strategic oversight.