CreateTO Board of Directors appoints Steven Trumper as interim CEO
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The Board of Directors of CreateTO today appointed Steven Trumper as interim Chief Executive Officer, effective October 16, 2020.
“As CreateTO’s Chief Legal Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Steven possesses a breadth of knowledge and experience that will be an asset to the agency,” said Vice Chair Ron Carinci. “Under Steven’s leadership, I am confident CreateTO will continue to provide innovative real estate solutions that benefit the City and its residents and I look forward to working with Steven in this capacity.”
Trumper joined Build Toronto, now part of CreateTO, as the organization’s first General Counsel in 2011. Since then he has been involved in managing numerous complex real estate transactions focused on leveraging the City’s real estate portfolio to ensure the best use of the City’s assets.
“I am honoured to take on the role of interim CEO and look forward to working with the CreateTO team and the City as we continue to deliver affordable housing through the Housing Now and Modular Housing initiatives and work to advance key city-building priorities through programs like ModernTO.”
CreateTO’s Board of Directors will establish a search committee to initiate the search for a permanent CEO.
About CreateTO
CreateTO was formed in 2018 as the City of Toronto’s new real estate agency. The organization brings together stakeholders, partners and community members to ensure the best use of the City’s real estate assets for today and tomorrow. CreateTO manages the City’s $27 billion real estate portfolio, develops City buildings and lands for municipal purposes and delivers clientfocused real estate solutions – ensuring a balance of both community and economic benefits.
Media Contact:
Susan O’Neill
Director, Communications and Marketing, CreateTO
647-801-5526
soneill@createto.ca
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