PRPA makes updates to executive team

The Prince Rupert Port Authority has made updates to its executive team to help deliver quality services.

The changes will bring strong leadership to key areas of the port’s operations, president and CEO Kurt Slocombe said.

“This executive team brings the experience, strong leadership, and depth we need to support the continued growth of trade through the Port of Prince Rupert. Together, we will focus on safe, efficient operations, strong partnerships, and the long-term success of this gateway for the benefit of the community and the country.”

The new executive team consists of Agnes Piotrowski as chief financial officer, Shelby O’Brien as vice president of Indigenous relations, human resources and regulatory affairs, Will Pederson as chief operating officer, Heather Ash as vice president of communications, community relations and general counsel, and Travis Bernhardt as vice president of infrastructure and sustainability.

Kolten Bezooyen
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Kolten began his career with Vista Radio in Prince Rupert in July 2025 before moving to the Okanagan in May 2026. He is from Lethbridge, Alberta, and graduated from the Digital Communications and Media program at Lethbridge Polytechnic. His favourite topics to cover are sports and politics.

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