Jonathan joined PSA Halifax in 2022 as Head of Commercial and Corporate Development and is responsible for all commercial activities, focusing on sales and marketing, business development and customer relationships. Jonathan plays a critical role in driving revenue growth, implementing commercial strategies and ensuring the overall success of PSA Halifax’s commercial operations. Jonathan joined PSA Singapore in 2011 and held various positions in operations, terminal development, and business development. Prior to joining PSA Halifax, Jonathan was an Assistant Vice President in PSA International Group Business Development division and was involved in several merger and acquisition projects spanning multiple locations in the Americas and Middle East South Asia.

Andrew joined PSA Halifax as Chief Financial Officer in 2016, following five years as CFO of Clarke Inc., a publicly traded company specializing in merger and acquisition opportunities. Experienced in building high performance finance teams, Andrew earned his Chartered Accountant designation in 2006 and now leads PSA Halifax's finance function, directing corporate governance and financial reporting from Board of Directors, through senior management and to all PSA Halifax's staff.

Delivering on solid leadership and communication skills Andrew's goal-focused approach further encompasses treasury, tax, accounting, budgeting, and risk management disciplines, while maintaining an advisory capacity for potential investment opportunities. Andrew is a member of the Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) of Nova Scotia.

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Pablo joined PSA Halifax in 2021 as Head of Operations, responsible for Operations Execution and Development. Delivering on PSA’s commitment to safety and operational performance, as well as taking PSA Halifax processes to the next level to secure results and maintain competitiveness, are key.

Pablo started at Exolgan Container Terminal, a PSA Terminal in Buenos Aires, as a yard planner in 2007 and was appointed as Head of Planning Department in 2009. In 2011 he moved back to Mendoza, his home town, to explore the Freight Forwarding industry and came back to Exolgan in 2013 as Project Manager to lead the implementation of a new Terminal Operating System. As Planning and Operations Development Manager from 2015, until joining PSA Halifax, Pablo also oversaw the implementation of OCR systems on Exolgan’s quay cranes.

An Industrial Engineer, qualified from Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in Mendoza, Pablo has an MBA degree from Torcuato Di Tella University, Buenos Aires.

Ron joined PSA Halifax in 1995, as part of the operations group. As Health & Safety, Security & Environment Manager he is responsible for safe and secure terminal operations, with specific focus as the Marine Facilities Security Officer, under the Marine Transportation Security Code, on the integrity of our physical security including access and egress of all personnel and cargo. Formerly PSA Halifax’s Operations Manager, Ron brings to the HSSE role a depth of experience that ensures collaboration with all critical terminal functions, including all staff functions and unionized workforce.

Ron started his career looking after both domestic and international shipments within the seafood industry in Nova Scotia. He moved into marine operations roles with vessel Agencies, prior to joining Maersk Line (Halifax) in 1989. Here Ron dealt primarily with intermodal business and vessel operations, providing the right springboard to his more recent Terminal roles.

Frank joined PSA Halifax in 2016 as Controls & Cranes Projects Superintendent. Frank is responsible for ensuring the specification, procurement, delivery and implementation of all new equipment. Frank and the engineering team will ensure the highest level of maintenance, readiness and repair to Terminal Equipment and installations in order to maintain the operational viability of the terminal.

Frank was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and started his professional career with Gold Fields Mining company, where he had a variety of electrical and mechanical responsibilities, while also completing his Engineering Studies. Over the next 18 years, Frank amassed a wealth of knowledge of container handling equipment in various roles with world-leading organisations including APM Terminals, ZPMC, Portquip Africa, Noell Germany and Kone Cranes, furthering his education with ABB University, Germany and with Siemens, Shanghai.