Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
Joanna Siopis is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in commercial and corporate strategy, currently serving as the Director of Commercial & Corporate Strategy at Vancouver Fraser Port Authority since September 2020, where Joanna leads the commercial aspects of the Centerm Port Project and oversees corporate strategic planning. Prior roles include Commercial Manager and Manager of Commercial & Corporate Strategy at EnQuest, where Joanna spearheaded negotiations for major contracts and managed stakeholder relationships, as well as an Associate at HFW, focusing on agreements in the energy sector, and a Solicitor at King & Wood Mallesons, advising on high-value LNG projects. Joanna has a robust educational background with degrees in law, business administration, and strategic management from various prestigious institutions, including Wharton Online and Harvard Business School Online.
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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
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The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is responsible for the stewardship of federal port lands in and around Vancouver, British Columbia. Like all Canada Port Authorities, the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority is established by the Government of Canada pursuant to the Canada Marine Act, and accountable to the federal Minister of Transport. Our mandate is to facilitate Canada’s trade objectives, ensuring goods are moved safely, while protecting the environment and considering local communities. The Port of Vancouver is Canada’s largest, supporting close to one in every five dollars of trade in goods that flow through our country and offering the broadest range of cargo-handling options of any port in North America. Positioned on the southwest coast of British Columbia in Canada, the Port of Vancouver extends from Roberts Bank and the Fraser River up to and including Burrard Inlet. The port authority manages over 16,000 hectares of water, more than 1,000 hectares of land and approximately 350 kilometres of shoreline that make up the port.