- Completing the port’s $275 million West Vancouver Freight Access project in early 2018.
- Completing the 125,000-square-foot Centennial Industrial Building this summer and leasing space to new or growing employers.
- Continuing to move Terminal 1 forward to realize the port’s vision for its historic waterfront property.
- Creating a new strategic plan that incorporates the vision of the port’s commissioners, community and staff.
- Building strong relationships with community and business partners.
- Connecting with the community to continue sharing the port’s purpose, projects and accomplishments.
- Ensuring the port continues to be a good steward of public dollars through financial sustainability and responsible growth.
Julianna Marler becomes first female CEO in Port of Vancouver USA history
posted by AJOT | Feb 15 2017 at 08:33 AM | Ports & Terminals
VANCOUVER, Wash. – The Port of Vancouver USA Board of Commissioners today voted 2-1 to approve terms of employment for Julianna Marler, officially installing her as CEO/Executive Director.
Marler is the first female CEO in the port’s 105-year history and one of just a handful of female port CEOs in the U.S. Her employment agreement includes a $202,801 annual salary, $500 monthly car allowance and deferred compensation totaling 15 percent of her salary for a term of four years.
“I’m excited about where the port is going and honored to lead this great team,” Marler said. “I look forward to working with our commissioners to ensure the port continues to be an economic engine and a good partner in building a strong and vibrant community.”
Marler’s priorities as CEO include: