Since its establishment in 2002, the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority has evolved into a respected not-for-profit steward of Victoria’s working harbour, owning some 110 acres of waterfront and seabed land, and serving as a significant contributor to the municipal tax base. The organization’s portfolio spans deep-water terminals at Ogden Point, downtown marinas, float homes, liveaboards and industrial lands, all on the traditional territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen) People. This positioning—balancing marine commerce, tourism, real estate, public access and Indigenous partnership—creates a unique cultural and operational identity for the Harbour Authority. The GVHA is entering a new strategic phase, and the next leader has an opportunity to shape how this harbour unfolds as both a working and recreational asset for Greater Victoria.
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Chief Executive Officer will lead GVHA in overarching responsib...