The Toronto Port Authority Announces New Vice President, Airport

Toronto (May 29, 2023) — The Toronto Port Authority is pleased to welcome Warren Askew to its Senior Management team as Vice President, Airport.

Warren Askew is an accomplished transportation and infrastructure executive with extensive experience in the aviation industry. He is known as a change initiator, consensus builder and visionary leader. Prior to joining the Toronto Port Authority, he served in various management and leadership roles at the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, and most recently as the Chief Operating Officer of The Federal Bridge Corporation Limited.

Mr. Askew is in the process of completing an MBA from the University of Fredericton, holds an Honours Aviation Management diploma from Georgian College, and holds certifications in strategic leadership and innovation, and climate governance. He is also a member of the International Association of Airport Executives (IAEE) Canada.

For more information on Mr. Askew, please visit the Toronto Port Authority’s website.

About The Toronto Port Authority
For more than 100 years the Toronto Port Authority has worked with its partners at the federal, provincial and municipal levels to enhance the economic growth of the City of Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. the Toronto Port Authority owns and operates Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, which welcomed approximately 2.8 million passengers in 2019; the Outer Harbour Marina, one of Canada’s largest freshwater marinas; and the marine Port of Toronto that includes businesses in a variety of sectors including marine shipping, cargo services, media production and passenger cruises. the Toronto Port Authority is committed to fostering strong, healthy and sustainable communities and has invested more than $14 million since 2009 in charitable initiatives and environmental programs that benefit communities along Toronto’s waterfront and beyond. the Toronto Port Authority operates in accordance with the Canada Marine Act and is guided by a board with representation from all three levels of government.

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