Six Flags has announced the names of the park presidents returning to 10 of its key properties.
It was reported last week that Six Flags would be reintroducing park presidents to 10 of its theme parks after eliminating all park president positions at its properties in 2025.
Six Flags said the change is part of a new operating structure to better support each park's needs and strengthen performance across the company's portfolio.
"These changes are about putting leadership, expertise and accountability as close to our guests and team members as possible," said John Reilly, president and CEO of Six Flags.
"By strengthening park-level leadership, and aligning our support model with our strategic priorities, we’re empowering our teams to move faster, innovate locally and deliver exceptional experiences every day."
The new park presidents are:
- Canada’s Wonderland: Christopher Mortensen
- Carowinds: Bridgette Bywater
- Cedar Point: Colleen Brady
- Kings Island: Tony Carovillano
- Knott’s Berry Farm: Raffi Kaprelyan
- Six Flags Great Adventure: Mike Fehnel
- Six Flags Great America: John Krajnak
- Six Flags Magic Mountain: Brian Oerding
- Six Flags Over Georgia: Richard Pretlow
- Six Flags Over Texas: Pete Carmichael
Each of these park presidents will serve as an accountable leader, overseeing park performance, operations and the overall guest experience.
"The ultimate goal is simple: to consistently deliver the best possible guest and team member experience across all parks," Reilly said.
"With the introduction of these park presidents, we are confident we have the right leaders in place to unlock the full potential of our parks and elevate performance."
Six Flags is North America’s largest regional amusement park operator, with 21 theme parks, 14 water parks and nine resort properties across 13 states in the US, Canada, and Mexico.
The company also manages a theme park at Qiddiya in Saudi Arabia.
Earlier this month, Six Flags completed the sale of six US theme parks to new owner EPR Properties as it works to optimise its portfolio.
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