Management
Further information: History of the Toronto Transit Commission#TTC Chairs and Chief General ManagersThe TTC day to day operations are managed by the Chief Executive Officer and formerly by the Chief General Manager. Executive head of the TTC is led by the Chair of the TTC board.
A list of CGM and CEO of the TTC:
- Herbert Henry Couzens, General Manager (GM) 1921–1924
- David William Harvey, GM 1924–1938
- Henry C. Patten, GM 1938-1952
- W. E. P. Duncan, GM 1952-1959
- John G. Inglis, Generak Manager - Operations (GMO) 1959-1968
- James H. Kearns, GMO 1968-1975
- R. Michael Warren, Chief General Manager (CGM) 1975-1981
- Alf Savage, CGM 1981-1987
- Al Leach, CGM 1987-1995
- David L. Gunn, CGM 1995-1999
- Rick Ducharme, CGM 1999-2006
- Gary Webster, CGM 2006-2012
- Andy Byford, acting CGM and Chief Executive Officer 2012-
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