Deborah Flint
President and Chief Executive Officer
Deborah Flint is the President and CEO of Toronto Pearson International Airport, the second busiest international passenger airport in North America. She is a transformation leader with over 25 years of experience in the aviation industry.
At the helm of Toronto Pearson, Canada’s largest airport, Ms. Flint has initiated a multi-billion infrastructure program to create one the most digitally advanced airports, with world-class passenger experience, environmental stewardship, while future-proofing the airport for the increasing pace of change.
Ms. Flint has a track record of spearheading airport infrastructure and capital transformation. As the CEO of Los Angeles World Airports (LAX, VNY), Flint initiated a $14 billion airport modernization including the first rail connection to LAX, that positions LAX to serve over 90 million annual passengers, while VNY is one of the busiest business aviation airports in the world.
Ms. Flint is an independent Director of Honeywell International Inc. and the Chair of the World Economic Forum’s Aviation and Aerospace Governors. She formerly served as a Director on the San Francisco Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank Board and as Chair of the U.S. Transportation Research Board’s Airport Cooperative Research Program.
Andrea Campbell
Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel
Andrea Campbell serves as Chief Legal Officer at the GTAA, where she oversees the organization’s legal, compliance, and privacy functions. She advises executive leadership and the board on strategic legal matters that support the GTAA’s operational priorities and growth objectives. Over the past six years, Andrea has played a key role in shaping legal strategy, operations and commercial development at the GTAA in her roles as Legal Counsel and Assistant General Counsel.
Andrea is a recognized leader at Toronto Pearson. She spearheaded the development of The Pearson Standard – an initiative that has become a cornerstone of accountability and operational excellence across the organization. A champion of mentorship, Andrea also established the GTAA’s law student program to foster a new generation of business-oriented legal leaders in the aviation sector. In her current role, she is building a high performing legal function with a strong focus on legal operations to best support the organization.
Before joining GTAA, Andrea built her legal foundation in commercial real estate law at Loopstra Nixon LLP and Rigobon, Carli. She later joined Chicago Title Insurance Company, where she led the underwriting team for Ontario and Western Canada and supported national business development initiatives.
Andrea earned her Bachelor of Laws from Osgoode Hall Law School and holds a Double Honours Degree in Political Science and Geography from Wilfrid Laurier University.
Bernardo Gogna
Chief Infrastructure Officer
Bernardo is the GTAA’s Chief Infrastructure Officer, leading the Airport Development and Technical Services team.
He is responsible for all design, construction, engineering, asset management, facilities maintenance, environmental services and energy/utility management at Toronto Pearson.
Prior to joining the GTAA, Bernardo’s work spanned more than 30 years of experience in major aviation infrastructure development internationally, including at Doha, Istanbul, Amsterdam, Los Angeles and Philadelphia, plus other non-aviation projects.
Most recently, he was the MEA Senior Vice President, Aviation, with AECOM based in Riyadh. He was previously Chief Development Officer at Los Angeles World Airports, Capital Program Director at the Royal Schiphol Airport Group, Program Director for the New Doha International Airport for the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority and Associate Principal at KPF in New York.
Bernardo is an architect and holds a Master’s degree from Politecnico di Milano and Pratt Institute in New York.
Rachel Graham
Interim Chief Human Resources
Rachel Graham, Interim Chief Human Resources Officer at the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA), brings more than 20 years of progressive leadership in human resources, organizational transformation, and total rewards. She is recognized for aligning human capital strategies with business priorities to drive performance, resilience, and cultural impact across various sectors, including aviation, financial services, healthcare, and enterprises.
Before stepping into the CHRO role, Rachel served as Executive Director of HR Operations and Lead Corporate Strategy at the Greater Toronto Airports Authority. In this dual capacity, she advised the CEO and Executive Team on HR practices, organizational design, total rewards, and employee experience strategies. She also played a central role in shaping GTAA’s 2025 strategic plan and modernizing its compensation and recognition programs to better align with evolving workforce expectations.
Prior to joining GTAA, Rachel held senior HR leadership roles at Sun Life Financial, Johnson & Johnson, Ontario Lottery and Gaming (OLG), and Minacs Worldwide. Her experience spans executive compensation, large-scale acquisitions, wellness and rewards programs, and global compliance strategies across multiple sectors and geographies.
Rachel holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Western Ontario and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management from Durham College. She is a Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL) and an active contributor to the nonprofit sector, serving on boards and compensation committees. Her career has been defined by a commitment to building inclusive, high-performing cultures and navigating complex organizational change with empathy and strategic clarity.
Khalil Lamrabet
Chief Operating Officer
Khalil joined the GTAA as Chief Commercial Officer in February 2023. Khalil is a long-tenured executive with over 20 years’ experience in the aviation industry and hands-on experience of the full 360 view of the industry, including airports, airlines and aircraft manufacturing.
Khalil has a strong focus on airport business development, commercial relationships management and driving increased revenue. Prior to joining the GTAA, he served as Chief Executive Officer of the Saudi Air Connectivity Program, Senior Vice President of Aviation Development at Abu Dhabi Airports and Director of Aviation Business Management at Dubai Airports.
Before working in the airport side of the aviation industry, Khalil was in route planning and analysis at Emirates Airlines. Earlier in his career, Khalil was part of the sales and marketing team at Bombardier Aerospace.
Khalil holds an Aerospace Engineering Masters Degree from McGill University and a Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering from École Polytechnique de Montréal in Canada.
Karen Mazurkewich
Vice-President, Stakeholder Relations and Communications
Prior to joining the GTAA, Karen was Vice-President of Strategic Communications at MaRS, the largest innovation hub in North America. At MaRS, she also built a unique in-house agency and content studio supporting hundreds of entrepreneurs and founded a new type of think tank that produces data-driven insights about the Canadian ecosystem.
Karen spent a decade as a senior journalist at the Wall Street Journal in Asia and the Financial Post in Toronto, covering a wide variety of topics ranging from business innovation to international art markets. After leaving journalism, she co-founded a tech start-up, and managed her own consulting practice to help traditional media companies tackle digital transformation.
She has authored reports on innovation for the Canadian International Council and the University of Waterloo, programmed events for various creative agencies such as Interactive Ontario, and directed documentaries for the Discovery Channel. Karen began her career as a communications officer for the National Film Board of Canada. She is the author of books on Canadian animation and Chinese antique furniture.
Kurush Minocher
Interim Chief Commercial Officer
A dedicated member of Toronto Pearson for over 13 years Kurush has held several senior leadership roles across Customer and Terminal Services, Operations, Stakeholder Relations & Communications, and Commercial. Most recently, as Executive Director of Customer Experience and Airline Relations, Kurush has led transformational initiatives to improve operations and the passenger experience. As Interim CCO, Kurush will oversee the Commercial team and lead key initiatives while we search for a permanent CCO in the new year.
Brian Tossan
Chief Technology Officer
Brian Tossan, the Chief Technology Officer at the Greater Toronto Airport Authority (GTAA), brings with him over two decades of extensive experience in both the automotive and technology sectors. In his role as the leader of Information Technology and Innovation at GTAA, Brian serves as a driving force for technological advancement, pioneering new horizons in airport operations, and enhancing passenger experiences through human-centric solutions.
Before joining GTAA, Brian held the position of Director at General Motors' Canadian Technical Centre. In this role, he oversaw product engineering with a strategic focus on vehicle software, electrification, and autonomous driving systems. Under his guidance, significant milestones were achieved, including the successful design and launch of a new engineering campus in Markham, Ontario, and the establishment of the 2908 Innovation Lab at Communitech in Waterloo. Brian's global influence expanded further when he assumed the role of Director of Global Innovation at GM. In this capacity, he played a pivotal role in establishing and nurturing internal startups across diverse sectors and new markets. Brian was a staunch advocate for new technology roadmaps, spearheaded tech startup investments, and fostered strategic global partnerships.
An accomplished academic, Brian holds an MBA in Strategic Management from Indiana University - Kelley School of Business, a Master of Science in Engineering from Purdue University, and a Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of Toronto. Additionally, he currently serves on the Engineering Dean’s Advisory Council at the University of Waterloo.