Tais Scherer

Senior Airport Planner @ADM Aéroports de Montréal

Montreal, QC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2022 — Present

Senior Airport Planner @ADM Aéroports de Montréal

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Montreal, QC, CA

Coordinated interactions across all stakeholders, leading the initiative to deliver YUL’s Master Plan ensuring alignment with the organization’s strategies, growth projections, and financial assessments.Directed the creation of functional programs for passenger terminals and airside operations by identifying and analyzing technical, operational, and functional requirements of multiple systems. Collaborated closely with internal and external stakeholders to identify requirements, regulatory needs, and operational changes, supporting informed decision-making and the implementation of coordinated programs and projects in line with long-term development objectives.Conducted benchmarking on international aviation best practices to drive innovation within the airport development plan, drawing insights from world-class airports. Developed new processes and tools to monitor the implementation phases of the Master Plan, aligning them with organizational strategies, operational impacts, and financial objectives.Key achievements:• 2025: Coordinated the airport planning functional program for the first development phase of the YUL’s 20-year Development Plan. The main responsibilities was to bridge the project team to internal and external stakeholders, including airlines and regulatory agencies, ensuring the alignment of the project development to the Master Plan.• 2024: Delivered a comprehensive 20-year Development Plan to support the Transport Canada Master Plan renewal for YUL under an accelerated schedule. This plan serves as the foundation for initiating the first phase of implementation in 2025.• 2023: Designed and secured approval for two innovative programs to expand and modernize baggage rooms. These initiatives introduced a collaborative and holistic approach to addressing operational challenges in baggage system expansion. Both programs were approved to start the project execution phase.

EDUCATION

2023 — 2023

IATA Training

Airport Master Planning

2024 — 2025

Harvard Business School Online

Certificate Program Negotiation Mastery

2014 — 2016

IPOG - Post Graduation Institute

Master of Business Administration - MBA

2013 — 2013

Fundação Getulio Vargas

Gestão de Projetos

2017 — 2019

École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS)

Maîtrise

2014 — 2014

ITAérea Aeronautical Business School

Diplomado en Gestión Aeroportuaria

1999 — 2005

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.)

SKILLS

Sistemas OperacionaisMicrosoft WindowsAutocadMicrosoft WordTeam LeadershipProject PlanningMicrosoft OfficeNegociaçãoMicrosoft ProjectPlanejamento EmpresarialConstrução CivilMicrosoft Powerpoint

ABOUT TAIS SCHERER

With a solid background in airport developpement and project management, I am devoted to advancing airport infrastructure with passion and a holistic vision. Over the past 15 years, I have successfully led large-scale infrastructure projects, including terminal modernization, runway and taxiway systems expansions, and landside developments.My career reflects a strong capability for strategic decision-making, complex negotiations, and stakeholder alignment, ensuring that airport authorities, public agencies, and international organizations work toward a shared vision. Recognized for thriving under high-pressure, multifaceted environments, I adopt a collaborative approach to align stakeholders’ needs with the airport’s strategic objectives, always aiming to deliver excellence in performance and user experience.Publications: “L’influence de la modélisation des données sur la gestion des parties prenantes – le cas du projet d’agrandissement de l’aéroport de Québec », a book chapter in La gestion des grands projets au Québec : des cas pour illustrer une expertise en croissance, Les Éditions JFD, a partnership between HEC Montréal and ESG UQAM. Published October 2021. “The BIM impact on stakeholders’ management in airport construction projects”, paper presented at the 7th International Construction Conference of CSCE - Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Laval/QB, 12 June 2019.

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