Management Team
To view the biographies please click on the individual names of the Management Team.
Mark Liedemann has been part of the executive team at Infrastructure BC since 2016 and took on the role of President and CEO in December 2018. In this role, Mark leads the management team responsible for the planning, procurement and implementation of large and complex infrastructure projects in B.C. and throughout Canada. Key responsibilities include corporate strategy as well as shareholder and stakeholder relations.
Mark is committed to developing all of his colleagues at Infrastructure BC and fostering their success by establishing a culture that allows for growth and learning in a knowledge-based workplace. Mark is also committed to lifelong learning, models excellence and integrity and expects the same from others.
Mark joined Infrastructure BC in 2008 coming from PricewaterhouseCoopers. In his nearly 20 years of experience in infrastructure, notable projects include Canada Line, Port Mann Bridge, Fort St. John Hospital, Iqaluit International Airport, and BC Hydro Smart Meter.
Mark holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of British Columbia and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Victoria. Mark earned his designation as a CFA Charter holder in 2003.
Mark’s passions outside of work are fly fishing and playing tennis.
Chan-Seng Lee joined Infrastructure BC in December 2004. As Vice President of Finance and Administration, he is responsible for finance, information technology, human resources and administration for Infrastructure BC. He brings 10 years of experience in finance, taxation, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory reporting, information technology, human resources and administration and corporate governance to the Company.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Chan-Seng was the Chief Financial Officer of CML Global Capital Limited, a publicly-listed international investment firm and an officer of Aspen Properties Ltd. and Consolidated Properties Limited, commercial real estate companies. Prior to this, Chan-Seng worked extensively with private companies in the areas of finance, acquisitions and taxation.
Chan-Seng is a Chartered Accountant and is a current member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. Chan-Seng also holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Finance from the University of British Columbia.
Jeff Good is Vice President of Projects and Corporate Affairs at Infrastructure BC, focusing on the health and social infrastructure sectors. Jeff brings his strong finance, project delivery, and procurement background to Infrastructure BC’s projects. Jeff has been involved in the planning, procurement, and implementation of a multitude of projects in the vertical and horizontal infrastructure sectors. Jeff is experienced with all major procurement models, in recent years focusing on introducing and establishing new procurement models to the Province of British Columbia, including Progressive Design-Build and Alliance.
Jeff has been at the forefront of bringing the Alliance delivery model to British Columbia, leading the pioneering initiative from its inception. Jeff’s dedication to the model’s success, combined with his expertise in governmental processes, helps him navigate conventional challenges and propel the Alliance forward.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Jeff worked at the Credit Union Central of British Columbia (CUCBC, now Central 1 Credit Union) as a Financial Risk Management Analyst. Jeff played an active role in all matters of investment policy compliance and management of CUCBC’s $3.5 billion dollar (CDN) portfolio. In addition, Jeff has worked at Toronto-Dominion as a Trader, and at National Bank Financial as an Investment Advisor.
Jeff has a Bachelor of Business Administration with a Finance Major from Simon Fraser University. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charter holder and past executive member of the board of the CFA Victoria Society.
David Hubner is Vice President at Infrastructure BC, with a focus on the transportation and utilities sectors. He has a Master of Business Administration (Finance) and an economics degree and spent ten years in the banking sector and corporate finance area prior to his work in procurement. Over the past fourteen years, David has been involved in a number of major capital projects in the transportation, energy and accommodation sectors that have provided measurable benefits to end users and taxpayers.
Stephen Toth is Vice President, Infrastructure Construction & Delivery, providing leadership on managing owner obligations on design and construction contracts for vertical infrastructure projects, and related corporate strategic initiatives and operations. Stephen has been involved in the design and construction of numerous complex and logistically challenging industrial, commercial, institutional, and multi-family residential projects for over two decades in both the public and private sectors.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Stephen spent over ten years working in the private sector for developers who self-manage and self-perform their vertical infrastructure projects and a medium-sized construction company that provides owner’s representative project management services to its public sector and private sector clients.
Stephen also spent fourteen years working in the federal public sector for Defence Construction Canada, holding various senior management and leadership roles on the owner’s side, managing, administrating, and overseeing the completion of defence projects across Canada. He also served as National Practice Area Leader for the implementation and management of industrial security requirements on projects across Canada.
Stephen is a registered Professional Engineer in the province of British Columbia and holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Ottawa with a specialization in municipal engineering, structural engineering, and project management.
George Kyriakelis, Assistant Vice President, Transportation, has been with Infrastructure BC since 2013, previously holding the position of Project Director with a focus on the health, transportation, and energy sectors. George has been involved in the planning, procurement, and implementation of several health, education, transportation, and energy projects, in various roles such as financial modeller, evaluation manager, procurement director, and owner’s compliance manager.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, George worked with Peter Kiewit Infrastructure Group in various management capacities on some of the largest transportation projects in BC, including the Port Mann Highway 1 signature span, the Pitt River Bridge, and the Sea to Sky Highway Improvement DBFO projects.
George has a bachelors of applied science from the University of British Columbia and is a registered professional engineer in B.C.
Since joining Infrastructure BC in 2002, Karen has supported Infrastructure BC clients and project teams on over 70 major infrastructure project procurements with a total value of over $25 billion in numerous sectors (including health, schools, post-secondary, corrections, and roads and bridges) with many public sector (municipal, provincial, territorial, and federal) owners.
Karen is responsible for providing project legal support including developing and managing coordinated approaches to drafting and revising procurement documents and agreements in relation to the design-build, progressive design-build, design-build-finance, and alliance models.
As corporate legal counsel, Karen also provides legal support to Infrastructure BC’s management team.
Prior to working with Infrastructure BC, Karen worked with other BC public sector agencies including Treasury Board Staff (where she advised on the development of the Province of BC’s Capital Asset Management Framework) and Ministry of Attorney primarily in the areas of capital procurement and budgeting.
Karen has a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Victoria. She is a member of the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Society of Corporate Secretaries.
Albert Sommerfeld is an Assistant Vice President at Infrastructure BC. Albert spent nearly a decade as a Structural Engineering consultant where he advised on and designed structural systems for a wide range of public and private sector projects. This experience led to a move to one of Canada’s largest automotive parts manufacturers where he represented the owner on new production plant construction projects and new production equipment implementations globally, having been involved in projects across four continents.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Albert held various director roles at Northern Health Authority where he led development of approved business plans for multiple hospitals. Albert was Northern Health Authority’s first Director of Facilities Maintenance, Energy and Environmental Sustainability, positively influencing the direction of energy reduction, environmental sustainability, and carbon emissions reporting at the health authority. Albert was also responsible for the implementation of capital projects on an ongoing annual basis through the Northern Health Authority Capital Planning project team for almost a decade.
Albert holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Lakehead University, an MBA, and is a LEED Green Associate.
Catherine Peacock joined Infrastructure BC as an Assistant Vice President in 2019. Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Catherine was a Managing Director at PwC in its Capital Projects and Infrastructure practice and a Senior Vice President in Ernst & Young’s Infrastructure practice where she was involved in numerous major capital projects in the health, transportation and renewables sectors. She also brings 14 years of experience in the UK National Health Service.
Catherine holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Wales. She is a Fellow of the UK Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (1993) and holds a Canadian Professional Accountant (CMA) designation (2013).
Fiona Cochrane is an Assistant Vice President at Infrastructure BC with a strong background in planning, structuring and procuring complex infrastructure projects with a focus in the transportation sector. Prior to joining Infrastructure BC as a Project Director in 2008, Fiona was a management consultant, including in leadership roles with economics consulting practices at Grant Thornton and KPMG.
Fiona holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Queen’s University and a Master of Arts in Environmental Studies from the University of British Columbia. Fiona is also a Chartered Professional Accountant in British Columbia.
Jason French, Assistant Vice President, has been with Infrastructure BC since 2013 holding positions of Senior Project Consultant and Project Director.
Prior to joining Infrastructure BC, Jason worked at the Ministry of Citizens’ Services as a Development Manager leading the owner’s resources in the implementation of British Columbia’s first justice sector Public-Private Partnership. Before that, Jason was in private residential and commercial development.
Jason holds a Bachelor of Commerce as well as Project Management Professional certification.
Jason enjoys spending time with his family, camping throughout Vancouver Island, hiking, biking, playing hockey, and coaching his son’s team.