AIMCo board announces Ray Gilmour as CEO
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EDMONTON – The board of directors of Alberta’s Crown investment corporation has appointed Ray Gilmour as its top executive.
The Alberta Investment Management Corporation, known as AIMCo, managed more than $179 billion of assets as of the end of 2024.
That includes investments for public sector pension plans representing thousands of Albertans.
Gilmour had been interim chief executive officer, since Finance Minister Nate Horner fired the previous CEO and the entire board last November.
Gilmour worked in banking and financial services for 15 years before moving to government, eventually becoming Alberta’s top bureaucrat.
AIMCo board chair and former prime minister Stephen Harper says the board has complete confidence in Gilmour’s ability as a leader and steward of the funds the corporation manages.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 16. 2025.