Former City of Penticton Chief Administrative Officer Annette Antoniak served her last day with the city on Monday. She starts a new position with the Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo on April 6.
(STEVE ARSTAD / iNFOnews.ca)
February 17, 2015 - 6:13 PM
PENTICTON — Monday night’s council meeting was the last one for departing Penticton Chief Administrative Officer Annette Antoniak, after announcing her intention to leave the city earlier this month.
A recent press release issued by the Regional Recreation Corporation of Wood Buffalo in Fort McMurray announced Antoniak’s appointment as Chief Executive Officer.
The release said Antoniak would bring “an impressive set of skills and experience to the role, including her tenure as Executive Vice President of Canada Place Corporation, President and CEO of the Pacific National Exhibition and President and CEO of the British Columbia Olympic and Paralympic Games Secretariat.”
Antoniak served the city as CAO since 2010, signing on in time to carry out the recommendations of a recently completed core service review. Prior to that, she spent approximately one year working as Economic Development Officer for Electoral Area “D” of the Regional District Okanagan Similkameen.
Antoniak is slated to begin her new position April 6.
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