Nanaimo Port Authority shortlists applicants for president, CEO position
16-09-2026 14:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Nanaimo Port Authority shortlists applicants for president, CEO position

The Nanaimo Port Authority has had 186 applications from across the globe for its president and CEO position since the job was first posted in May.
NPA chair Donna Hais said the selection has been shortlisted down to four, and the final interviews are expected to be concluded by the end of September.
“We expect that we’ll be making an announcement on who our new president and CEO will be made by the middle of October,” she said.
Ian Marr, the current president and CEO of the NP
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