Board Directors & Port Staff

Port Management and Personnel

The Port Authority of Guam, a public corporation, is an autonomous agency of the Government of Guam. Its management is responsible for the planning, promotion, development, construction, operation, and maintenance of port facilities. These activities are administered by five non-salaried directors who are responsible to the Governor of Guam. Policy decisions of the Port's board of directors are carried out by a general manager and his staff.

Since the Port Authority of Guam has no taxing powers, it raises capital funds for construction projects by securing its own credit. Its debts and operating costs are paid out of charges, fees, and other revenues from its facilities – in short, by maintaining an efficient and economically viable operation. Today's self–sustaining Port operation reflects a dramatic growth in cargo revenue tons handled since 1951, when the U.S. naval administration turned over port management to the island's civilian government. During this period, revenue tonnage handled increased from 85,677 in 1951 to 1.8 million in Fiscal Year 2006.

Over the years, the Port of Guam has grown from a small facility to a thriving center of trade in the western Pacific. The Port's comprehensive plan for the future includes Port expansion of its facilities and equipment as well as economic development of shipping – related industries through the use of the 1007.83 acres of federal land transferred to the Government of Guam.

The Port Authority plays a vital role in the lives of all citizens living on Guam and the Territory. Because of our location, we are almost entirely dependent on our sea link to the United States and to our foreign contacts. The recent passage of Public Law 29–125 has given the Port Authority conditional approval of its updated Master Plan which will serve as the road map for the Port's modernization. It is the Port's vision to transform its facility into a world class terminal for Guam and the Western Pacific Region.

Employed with 338 dedicated civil service employees, the Port Authority is staffed with around–the–clock personnel to ensure efficient loading, off-loading, and transshipment services.

• Mr. Monte Mesa, Chairman
• Ms. Jovyna Lujan, Vice Chairperson
• Mr. Joseph Camacho, Member
• Ms. Marilou Lacson, Member
• Mr. William Beery, Member

General Manager's Office

• Glenn Leon Guerrero, General Manager
• Enrique 'Rick' J. S. Agustin, Deputy General Manager
• Margret Katsuren, Administrative Services Officer
• Davita D. Palacios, Administrative Assistant

Corporate Services

• Vivian Leon, Corporate Services Manager
• Antoinette Mafnas, Administrative Services Officer

Human Resources

• Francine Rocio, Personnel Services Administrator
• Frances Arriola, Personnel Specialist IV
• Carmelita Nededog, Personnel Specialist III
• Shawn Cepeda, Personnel Specialist II
• Evangeline Duenas, Assistant

Finance

• Jose Guevara, IIII, Financial Affairs Controller
• Joann Conway, General Accounting Supervisor
• Jacqueline A. Cruz, Administrative Assistant
• Miami Ulbenario, Accountant III
• Juan Pineda, Accounting Tech Supervisor
• Annie Leon Guerrero, Accountant I
• Christina Leon Guerrero, Accounting Tech II
• Edgar Martin, Accountant I
• Payroll
• Billing SSR

Capital Improvement/Engineering

• Simeon Delos Santos, Engineer Manager
• Rudel J. Mangubat, Engineer II
• Enrique S. Conde, Engineer I

Commercial

• Glenn Nelson, Commercial Manager
• Marylyne P. Pecina, Program Coordinator III
• Peter. E. Blaz, Program Coordinator II
• Doris D. Sanchez, Program Coordinator I
• Rita B. Carbullido, Program Coordinator I
• Frank B. Lujan, Program Coordinator I

Budget

• Amanda L.G. Cruz, Budget Analyst

Procurement and Supply

• Marie C. Benavente, Buyer Supervisor
• Gilbert Duenas, Supply Supervisor
• Eda Louise T. Nededog, Buyer II
• Pearl Angel Cruz, Buyer II
• Michael Diaz, Supply Tech. I

Information Technology

• Sooja L. Suk, Systems Manager
• Carol Jenkins, Administrative Assistant
• Arden B. Bonto, Systems Programmer
• Information Technology Division

General Administration

• Cecilia S. Delgado, Administrative Services Officer

Strategic Planning

• Dorothy Harris, Chief Planner
• Herman Paulino, Planner IV
• Joaquin P. Pangelinan, Manager Equipment Support Services
• Frederick Rocio, Management / Program Analyst
• Donna Lizama-Acosta, Planner III
• Joe G. Javellana, Grants Manager

Marketing

• Bernadette S. Meno, Port Marketing Administrator
• Josette J. Javelosa, Program Coordinator IV
• Jess Aguigui, Administrative Assistant

Compliance and Control

• Major Doris Aguero, Chief of Port Police
• Capt. Frankie Aguon, Port Police Supervisor
• Eddie Castro, Port Police Supervisor
• Paul Cruz, Program Coordinator I
• Frank Roberto, Safety Administrator
• Francisco G. Santos, Harbor Master
• Felix Pangelinan, Assistant Harbor Master
• Helen Aguon, Marine Traffic Controller
• Charlene Yatar, Marine Traffic Controller
• Anthony Sanders, Marine Traffic Controller
• Sonja L. Cruz, Administrative Assistant

Maintenance

• Ernest Candoleta, Maintenance Manager
• Joe Ragasa, Building Maintenance Superintendent
• Jorge Javelosa, Equipment Maintenance Superintendent
• Ken Camacho, Electrician Supervisor
• Frank Okazaki, Planner – Work Coordinator
• Ray Munoz, Building Maintenance Supervisor
• Evelyn Bagaforo, Administrative Assistant
• Shannon Quenga, Planner Work Coordinator

Operations

• John B. Santos, Operations Manager
• Jennie Untalan, Administrative Officer

Terminal

• Jose Ulloa, Terminal Superintendent
• George Duenas, Cargo Checker Supervisor
• Neil Tamares, Cargo Checker Supervisor
• Wayne D. San Nicolas, Planner–Work Coordinator
• Juan C. Borja, Planner III
• Tower Control

Stevedoring

• Simon S. Pinaula, Stevedoring Superintendent
• Callen Reyes, Planner Work Coordinator
• Joe Quintanilla, Stevedore Supervisor II

Transportation

• Raymond Santos, Transportation Superintendent
• Mike U. Taijeron, Transportation Supervisor
• Eugene Blas, Mobile Equipment Dispatcher
• John Sarmiento, Planner Work Coordinator