The head of the helm at the Corner Brook Port is retiring after twenty years

    Thursday, 15 May 2025 07:00

    By Tonya Organ

    From the early days, Jackie Chow led the port with clear vision, strong leadership, and a deep commitment to its growth and success.

    In 2005, Jackie Chow stepped into the role of Chief Executive Officer at the newly established Corner Brook Port Corporation. From the early days, Chow led the port with clear vision, strong leadership, and a deep commitment to its growth and success. Under her guidance for the next two decades, the Port evolved into a diversified hub for trade, tourism, and transportation. Chow says she’s feeling proud of what has been accomplished. She led major infrastructure improvements and championed the cruise industry’s growth in Western Newfoundland. Chow also  positioned the Port as a vital gateway for trade and regional business development. She feels very lucky to have had a supportive team behind her. Congratulations on your retirement Jackie Chow! 

     

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