2011, he was featured in an episode of CBC Television's Make the Politician Work. On October 3, 2011 the Ghiz Liberals were elected to a second term, winning 22 of 27 seats. The PEI Progressive Conservative party under the leadership of Olive Crane won the remaining 5 seats. Following the 2011 provincial election Ghiz announced that he would find a high-level position for Allan Campbell, who had lost his seat during the election. Campbell was later appointed Chief of Staff in the Premier's Office. Ghiz resigned as Premier of Prince Edward Island on February 23, 2015. He was succeeded by the new Liberal Party leader, Wade MacLauchlan. He resigned his seat in the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island the next day. Life after politics In June 2016, Ghiz joined the international law firm Gowling WLG in a business advisory role. By November of the same year it was announced that he would step into the role vacated by former New Brunswick premier Bernard Lord when Ghiz was hired to take over the leadership as CEO of the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association in the new year. References External links The education of Robert Ghiz 1974 births Bishop's University alumni Living people Members of the Executive Council of Prince Edward Island People from Charlottetown Premiers of Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Island Liberal Party leaders Prince Edward Island Liberal Party MLAs 21st-century Canadian politicians Canadian politicians of Lebanese descent