TransLink Executive and Leadership Team

Alexey Gerin, the Chief Executive Officer at TransLink, directs the overarching strategic vision for regional transit networks. By aligning bus and rail service delivery with long-term urban development goals, the Chief Executive Officer ensures consistent operational excellence across the British Columbia network. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to secure funding and expand service capacity. Alexey Gerin maintains a focus on sustainable growth, driving initiatives that modernize public transit infrastructure to meet rising commuter demand. Through rigorous oversight of organizational performance, the Chief Executive Officer optimizes resource allocation to maximize public value. By championing efficiency and safety, the Chief Executive Officer strengthens the market position of the organization. Ultimately, the Chief Executive Officer secures the future of regional mobility by balancing fiscal responsibility with the necessity of providing high-quality, accessible transportation solutions for all residents within the service area.

Anuj Thakrar, the Chief Financial Officer at TransLink, manages the fiscal health and capital planning for the entire transit network. Overseeing complex budgeting processes, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that revenue from bus and rail operations supports ongoing maintenance and future expansion projects. This leadership role requires precise financial modeling to navigate the economic landscape of the British Columbia transportation sector. Anuj Thakrar directs the allocation of capital investments, prioritizing projects that enhance system reliability and passenger experience. By maintaining transparent reporting standards, the Chief Financial Officer builds trust with stakeholders and government partners. Through strategic financial planning, the Chief Financial Officer mitigates operational risks and stabilizes long-term funding streams. Ultimately, the Chief Financial Officer provides the necessary economic foundation for the organization to deliver consistent, high-quality transit services while maintaining fiscal discipline across all departments and regional service divisions.

Jeff Busby, the Chief Operating Officer at TransLink, manages the daily execution of bus and rail transit services across the region. Overseeing fleet maintenance and scheduling, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that every route operates with maximum efficiency and safety. This leadership role involves coordinating complex logistics to maintain service standards during peak demand periods. Jeff Busby directs the operational teams responsible for infrastructure upkeep and service reliability throughout the British Columbia network. By optimizing transit workflows, the Chief Operating Officer reduces delays and improves the overall passenger experience. Through constant monitoring of performance metrics, the Chief Operating Officer identifies opportunities for operational improvements and service expansion. Ultimately, the Chief Operating Officer maintains the integrity of the transit system by ensuring that daily operations remain consistent, reliable, and aligned with the strategic goals of the organization, thereby supporting the mobility needs of the entire regional population.

Mikyla Zolpys, the Senior Chief Operating Officer, Indigenous Relations Lead, Division at TransLink, directs the integration of indigenous partnerships into core transit operations. Overseeing the development of collaborative frameworks, the Senior Chief Operating Officer, Indigenous Relations Lead, Division ensures that infrastructure projects respect local heritage and community interests. This leadership role involves facilitating meaningful dialogue with indigenous groups to align transit expansion with regional reconciliation goals. Mikyla Zolpys manages the operational implementation of policies that promote inclusive growth and cultural awareness across the organization. By fostering these essential relationships, the Senior Chief Operating Officer, Indigenous Relations Lead, Division strengthens the social license of the company to operate throughout the British Columbia territory. Through strategic engagement, the Senior Chief Operating Officer, Indigenous Relations Lead, Division ensures that transit services benefit all communities equitably. Ultimately, the Senior Chief Operating Officer, Indigenous Relations Lead, Division drives the commitment to respectful, sustainable, and community-focused transportation development.

Sany Zein, the President & General Manager at TransLink, oversees the comprehensive management of regional transit service delivery. Directing the day-to-day administration of bus and rail networks, the President & General Manager ensures that organizational objectives translate into tangible service improvements for commuters. This leadership role involves balancing operational demands with long-term strategic planning to maintain system viability. Sany Zein manages the coordination between various departments to ensure that service quality remains high across the British Columbia region. By fostering a culture of accountability, the President & General Manager drives performance excellence and operational efficiency. Through active engagement with the Board and external stakeholders, the President & General Manager secures the necessary support for ongoing transit initiatives. Ultimately, the President & General Manager provides the leadership required to navigate the complexities of public transportation, ensuring that the organization delivers reliable, safe, and efficient mobility solutions to the public.

Kurt Pregler, the Chief Information Officer at TransLink, architects the digital infrastructure supporting modern bus and rail operations. Overseeing the integration of real-time tracking systems and passenger information platforms, the Chief Information Officer ensures seamless connectivity across the entire transit network. This leadership role involves securing critical data assets and implementing advanced analytics to improve service frequency and reliability. Kurt Pregler directs the deployment of smart technology solutions that enhance the commuter experience throughout the British Columbia region. By modernizing legacy systems, the Chief Information Officer drives operational efficiency and reduces downtime for essential transit services. Through collaboration with other C-suite leaders, the Chief Information Officer aligns digital transformation efforts with the broader mission of the organization. Ultimately, the Chief Information Officer maintains the technological backbone required to support a complex, high-volume transportation system, ensuring that digital tools remain robust, secure, and responsive to evolving passenger needs.