Board of Directors
The Saint John Airport is proud to have a very dedicated and hardworking board of directors, with a broad skill set and representation from across our catchment area. There are currently 13 members on the board of directors.
Chair: Mark Bettle
J.D. Irving Ltd. (retired)
nominated by: Saint John Region Chamber.
Vice Chair: Susan Harley
Bell / Bell Aliant (retired)
nominated by: Transport Canada
Treasurer: Shilo Boucher
YMCA of Greater Saint John
nominated by: Fundy Regional Services Commission
Secretary: Peter Gaulton
Peter G. Gaulton Professional Corporation (retired)
nominated by: Province of New Brunswick - Department of Transportation
Ankit Amin
Devansh Group of Hotels
nominated by: City of Saint John
Karen Chantler
Architects' Association of New Brunswick
nominated by: Regional Services Comm. 8
Tom Gribbons
RBC Wealth Management - Dominion Securities
Nominated by: City of Saint John
Charles Hickey
Saint John Firefighters (retired)
nominated by: Saint John and District Labour Council
Andrew MacGillivray
Gay Lea Foods (retired)
nominated by: Saint John Airport Inc.
Kevin Scott
Irving Oil
nominated by: Saint John Airport Inc.
Dwayne Stoddart
Cooke Inc.
nominated by: Saint John Airport Inc.
John Wheatley
John B. Wheatley and Associates
nominated by: Economic Development Greater Saint John
In 1999, the Government of Canada transferred control and operation of the airport to Saint John Airport Inc., a self-funding, non-share, not-for-profit airport authority. The Airport has many stakeholders, including local communities served, air carriers, passengers and local businesses. In accordance with normal corporate governance best practices, airports are managed by a board of directors who provide appropriate oversight of the management team. Individuals who are appointed to the Airport's board of directors possess a broad range of skills, business experience and expertise. Aviation expertise is but one important skill set, however, others include engineering, legal, marketing and financial accounting.
