Who’s on the move: Nov. 2, 2026

Annette Gregg named CEO of World Trade Centers Association

Annette Gregg has been appointed chief executive officer of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), becoming the first female CEO in the organization’s 57-year history.

Gregg joins the global trade organization after serving as CEO of the Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE). She brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in global associations, private enterprise and international business organizations.

Based in New York, Gregg will lead WTCA’s network of more than 300 World Trade Center locations across nearly 100 countries and territories, with a focus on expanding member engagement and supporting international trade and investment.

Kristine Dawson named VP at TASC

Kristine Dawson has been appointed vice-president of the Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance (TASC).

Dawson brings more than 25 years of experience in workforce development, skills training and industry collaboration. According to the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA), Dawson will help advance the alliance’s priorities and address workforce challenges across Canada’s transportation and supply chain sectors.

CIFFA said it looks forward to working with Dawson through its partnership with Trucking HR Canada to strengthen workforce planning, address emerging skills needs and support development of a more resilient supply chain workforce.

Gary Williams named COO at Peak Technologies

Gary Williams has been appointed chief operating officer of Peak Technologies, a systems integrator and technology solutions provider serving the warehousing, transportation and logistics sectors.

Williams brings more than 20 years of experience in technology leadership and has previously held senior roles at Honeywell and Brady IPS. In his new role, he will oversee Peak’s services business, including field, depot, managed, professional and OEM services.

According to Peak Technologies, Williams will focus on service delivery performance, operational discipline, customer renewals and the development of new service and software offerings.

Matthew Hook named chief supply chain officer, Americas

Matthew Hook has been appointed chief supply chain officer, Americas, at Molson Coors Beverage Company, effective Oct. 12.

Hook has spent 27 years with the company and has held leadership roles in manufacturing, engineering, logistics, customer supply, procurement, import/export and demand planning across operations in Canada, the United States and Asia. Most recently, he served as vice-president of manufacturing operations for North America.

In his new role, Hook will oversee supply chain operations across the Americas, succeeding Brian Erhardt, who is moving into a senior advisory position after 25 years with the company.