The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners oversee the management and operation of the Port of Los Angeles. Harbor commissioners are appointed by the Mayor of Los Angeles and confirmed by the Los Angeles City Council. They serve five-year terms.
Port of Los Angeles Senior Executives.
Jaime L. Lee was appointed to the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners by Mayor Eric Garcetti and confirmed by the Los Angeles City Council on April 13, 2018. She was elected president of the Los Angeles Harbor Commission on April 19, 2018.
Edward R. Renwick became VP of the Los Angeles Harbor Commission on Oct 8, 2019. Renwick served as Senior VP of Strategy and Business Development at the Chongqing Wanli Storage Battery Company in China, and worked as an analyst in the Investment Banking Division of Goldman Sachs.
Eugene Seroka—Executive Director if the Port of Los Angeles—lived in China during the 2002-2004 SARS epidemic.
In March 2020, Mayor Garcetti named Seroka the Chief Logistics Officer for the City of Los Angeles, while concurrently serving as the Port’s Executive Director.
The executive director of the port of Los Angeles lived in China and held several key positions in China.
David Libatique is Deputy Executive Director of Stakeholder Engagement for the Port of Los Angeles, he oversees and manages all comms w/
Libatique has extensive experience in economic research, including working as a Research Analyst at the WHO in Geneva, Switzerland.
Janna Sidley serves as General Counsel overseeing all litigation involving the Port of LA.
Sidley supervises attorneys who provide general legal advice to the:
• Board of Harbor Commissioners
• Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
•Intermodal Container Transfer Facility.
The Harbor Division attorneys draft contracts, review projects and advise the Harbor Commission and Port senior management on:
• property management
• marketing
• international trade
• maritime, fishing, environmental, and railroad operating matters.
She has worked at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., Department of the Interior, and The White House.
Appointed by Governor Jerry Brown in 2016 and reappointed by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2020.
Marla Bleavins is Deputy Executive Director, Finance and Administration
Chief Financial Officer.
Second-in-command at the Port of Los Angeles.
Thomas E. Gazsi is the deputy executive director, chief of public safety and emergency management for the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port in North America.
He’s also been active in supporting a number of nonprofit endeavors and has served on a variety of Boards.
Executive Director of The Port of Los Angeles, EUGENE SEROKA, WORK
EXPERIENCE CONTINUED:
APL (CHINA) Co, LTD, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China
NPRC Director, Sales and Marketing.
Developed and managed a $500 million international sales region in North and Central China.
In 2003 the Port of Los Angeles committed $50 million over five years to mitigate a China Shipping terminal project.
“China Shipping appreciates the fact that the Port of L.A. is helping to promote our expansion in Los Angeles,” says Lisa Wang, a spokesperson for China Shipping.
BEIJING – July 10, 2014 – The Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Shanghai signed a formal agreement to exchange information, technical expertise and best practices to expand use of shore power at the Port of Shanghai.
That signing ceremony concluded the sixth meeting of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue co-chaired by then U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, China’s Vice Premier Wang Yang and State Councilor Yang Jiechi.
• Gene Seroka - President
-> Danny Wan - Vice President
-> Wei Chi - Treasurer
• Martha Miller - Executive Director
The China Investment Monitor, shows Chinese direct investment in the US by year, industry, sector, deal type, and government ownership. us-china-investment.org
Executive Director of Stakeholder Engagement for the Port of Los Angeles, David John Libatique talks about how valuable (heavy emphasis) collecting data is IRT ports/supply chain.
Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles, Gene Seroka, was asked what keeps him up at night - this was his answer. labusinessjournal.com/news/2020/jun/…
2014: In China, Gene Seroka picked up Mandarin. “I have been out of practice for a little while,” he said, “but I hope to brush up on that in the not-too-distant future.” … google.com/amp/s/www.lati…
Seroka grew up in Slidell, La. His parents worked in the airline industry, his father in marketing for American Airlines and his mother as a flight attendant.
His first overseas posting was in China from 1999-2003, before LA Mayor Garcetti tapped him to lead the L.A. port.
In 2014 Gene’s goals were to “maintain the port’s premier position in the US, while ɢʀᴏᴡɪɴɢ ᴄᴀʀɢᴏ ᴛʀᴀꜰꜰɪᴄ.
#Seroka said other goals are to ꜰɪx ᴛʜᴇ ᴄᴏɴɢᴇꜱᴛɪᴏɴ ᴄᴜʀʀᴇɴᴛʟʏ ᴘʟᴀɢᴜɪɴɢ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄᴏᴍᴘʟᴇx and ready the port to handle ever-larger container ships.
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Excuse me, pardon me. Can someone explain why this article written by someone named Edward Hackman, on August 30, 2024, says that there were “unusual payments” to Ryan Routh according to bank records of Thomas Crooks? lawyersclubindia.com/wealth/maxwell…
BTW, this author throws out all types of unsourced information and I’ve never heard of lawyers club india or Edward “Hackman”. I’m looking into it now.
According to one of the first archives of this article, Ryan Routh was not mentioned. Meaning, he was added at a later date. Likely yesterday or today.
Chasity works as a Veterans employer liaison for the Texas Veterans Commission’s Veteran Employment Services Team, where she helps connect Veterans seeking job opportunities with businesses looking to hire them.
Ryan Routh could’ve been trolling in the comments, or he was acquainted w/Chasity due to Afghan connections? Remember he said he was recruiting Afghan soldiers.news.va.gov/80978/veterano…
US Army’s Carlton Huguley (20 years experience with the Department of Defense) is who Ryan Routh said he had a passport for when responding to Chasity, a liaison for businesses looking to hire Veterans.
Good morning, X. I’m going to share one of my waitressing stories with you. It was one of those times when I felt God tell me exactly what to do.
Table 29: An older gentleman orders a coffee and pot roast. Once I turned his order in, I came back to freshen up his coffee, and I noticed a small photo of him and his wife sitting on the table.
I kept quiet, but I knew what it meant.
I served him his pot roast, and sat down next to him, grabbing his hand and squeezing with all my might. He was surprised at first, until I told him how sorry I was about his loss. His tears flowed like a waterfall, and so did mine.
I told him that he’s going to get through this pain and be joyous once again with her at his side, soon enough, but not today. “I lost her, 60-years, and I lost her.”
He could barely speak. I squeezed tighter.
I sat there for his entire meal, in silence, until his plate was clean. I cleaned the table off, put my arm out (he had a cane) and walked him to the hostess stand and I paid for his meal, gave him the biggest hug I could, and a kiss on the hand I was holding for the past 40 minutes.
He was so grateful, this was his and his wife’s day to go to my restaurant and have our pot roast together. He let me know how much it meant to him to have me sit with him. So I suggested that we make it an every Thursday thing, and he finally smiled.
Okay, last night I watched the body-cam footage of law enforcement interviewing Colt and Colin Gray.
I took notes as I watched, so that’s what I’m sharing:
📝 Dad (Colin) told officers Colt doesn’t think straight when he’s under pressure (why give access to weapons if he can’t think straight?)
He gets flustered
So let’s just *makes calm down gestures* repeatedly.
Jackson Middle School
Colin was on a first name basis with them. He was up there all the time. “Make sure Colt’s good.” Later he says it was because “he keeps getting picked on”
Dad keeps instructing law enforcement on what to say when they talk to Colt. (Control issues there) He keeps making the calm down gestures.
Dad says they talk about school shootings “all the time”
Officer nonchalantly said, “yeah, if we could just come in” — you can tell Colin was not going to let them in.
When dad finally “lets” LE talk to Colt, Colt appears to look like a normal teenage boy, tshirt, blue jeans, ball cap. As soon as he comes out of the house he instantly starts exhibiting the same behavior his father displayed in court. Constant rocking (self-soothing technique) or swaying back and forth.
Colt tells LE he has a TikTok and hasn’t used Discord in a couple months. Promises he would never say something like that (sh00ting a sch00l). And one officer says “okay, well fair enough.”
WTF moment.
All we can do is take your word for it.
The other officer then asks for his DOB.
Then initiates small talk with Colt after Colin goes back inside the house to grab his wallet.
One week before the Apalachee sh00ting, the family was in contact with the school about Colt’s mental health.
30 minutes before, Marcee Gray called the school, to notify the counselor of her son’s intentions and to go to her son “immediately.”
*The school counselor told Marcee during the 10-minute call that her son was talking about a school sh00ting.
This is why I made sure to note who his assigned counselor was, despite being told I was being hateful by doing so.
*was the counselor referring back to the 2023 incident, in which the FBI alerted the sheriff and the sheriff failed to do anything about it, instead they put it on the local schools to monitor him. Or was she talking about a more recent episode..
Very experienced with troubled juveniles.
Granted, we don’t know yet if this was Colt’s counselor, but according to their website this is who would have been assigned to him.
Colt Gray is allegedly linked to a Discord account that was obsessed with Sandy Hook.
Colt Gray and his father Colin Gray were questioned after receiving a tip about a Disord account.
The Discord account had a user name written in Russian, and the translation of the letters spelled out the name Lanza, referencing Adam Lanza, the FBI said.
The FBI's incident report, obtained by WSBTV, said: 'Colt expressed concern that someone is accusing him of threatening to shoot up a school, stating that he would never say such a thing, even in a joking manner.'
I have a small problem with the neighbor’s statement. She says she didn’t even know a teen lived there until yesterday, while also claiming that the father normally drives him to school.
Maybe she meant to say she didn’t see him much.
I’m also curious about any communications between Gray’s family and DCFS. His assigned counselor at the HS has government agency connections that are in line with DCFS, and more. I suggest looking at her LinkedIn.