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.
The Port Authority of Guam is governed by a Board of Directors that is appointed to 3-yr. terms by the Governor of Guam. The current board is:

Dorothy P. Harris
Chairperson

Conchita S.N. Taitano
Vice-Chairperson

Fe Valencia-Ovalles
Board Secretary
General Manager's Office
- Rory J. Respicio, General Manager
- Margret N. Duenas, Management/Program Analyst Officer
- Dominic G. Muna, Deputy General Manager, Operations
- Pacifico Martir, Deputy General Manager, Administration and Finance
Legal Office
- James L. Canto, Port Attorney IV
- Jessica L. Toft, Port Attorney IV
Corporate Services
- Vivian C. Leon, Corporate Services Manager
- Betty Ann P. Wusstig-Perez, Program Coordinator II
Human Resources
- Frances A. Cepeda, Personnel Specialist IV
- Carmelita C. Nededog, Personnel Specialist IV
- Shawn B. Cepeda, Personnel Specialist IV
- Kenneth R. Perez, Personnel Specialist IV
- Evangeline O. Castro, Personnel Specialist II
- Human Resources
Finance
- Jose B. Guevara lll, Chief Financial Officer
- Joann B. Conway, General Accounting Supervisor
- Maryjane Camacho, General Accounting Supervisor
- Christina Leon Guerrero, Payroll Supervisor
- Jennifer Leon Guerrero , Tariff Supervisor
- Billing SSR
Capital Improvement/Engineering
- Clarence V. Lagutang, CIP/Engineering Manager
- Iremar C. Gutierrez, Engineer III
- Jennifer Barcinas, Program Coordinator II
- Katrina Messer, Administrative Assistant
Commercial
- Frankie C. Rosalin, Marina Manager
- Rita B. Carbullido, Commercial Specialist II
- Ryan J. Arriola, Commercial Specialist II
- John L. Leon Guerrero, Commercial Specialist I
- Leonore V. Leon Guerrero, Commercial Specialist I
Procurement and Supply
- Annie L.G. Sablan, Assistant Procurement & Supply Manager
- Steven P. Muna, Contract Management Administrator
- Mark A. Cabrera, Buyer Supervisor
- Pia A. Castro, Administrative Officer
Information Technology
- Dennis J. Perez, Systems Manager
- Arden B. Bonto, Systems Programmer
- Carol V. Jenkins, Computer Operator Specialist
- Jacob I. Paunte Jr., Systems Programmer
- Anthony JS Yatar, Programmer Analyst
- Information Technology Division
General Administration
- Antoinette M. Mafnas, General Administration Manager
Strategic Planning
- Joe G. Javellana III, Chief Planner
- Dora Jean C. Perez, Planner IV
- Donna A. Lizama-Acosta, Planner lV
- Brenda T. Atalig, Planner III
- Jared N. Perez, Planner III
- Christopher J. Aguon, Planner III
Marketing
- Bernadette Sterne, Marketing & Communications Manager
- Josette J. Javelosa, Program Coordinator IV
- Jessi Santos-Torres, Program Coordinator III
- Comments
Compliance and Control
- Jesse S. Mendiola, Jr, Port Police Chief
- Roseanna T. Castro, Assistant Port Police Chief
- Victor M. Camacho , Assistant Port Police Chief
- Frances A. Candoleta, Administrative Services Officer
- Frank V. Lujan, Program Coordinator III
- Paul A. Cruz, Program Coordinator III
- Christopher Flores, Harbor Master
- Sonja L. Cruz, Administrative Officer
- Paul R. Salas, Safety Inspector III
- Joshua V. Candoleta, Safety Inspector III
Maintenance
- Alex J. Aflague, Facilities Maintenance Manager
- Joaquin P. Pangelinan, Manager Equipment Support Services
- Shine A. San Agustin, Assistant Equipment Maintenance Manager
- Julie A.Y. Siatan, Administrative Officer
Operations
- Glenn B. Nelson, Operations Manager
- Patrick E. Alvarez, Assistant Operations Manager
- Jennie C. Untalan, Administrative Officer
Terminal
- Jose A. Ulloa, Terminal Superintendent
- Janice H. Flores, Port Terminal Supervisor
- Tower Control
Stevedoring
- Junior D.N. Topasna, Stevedoring Superintendent
- Corrina H.C. Quinata, Program Coordinator III
- Paul M. Tedtaotao, Planner Work Coordinator
Transportation
- Raymond B. Santos, Transportation Superintendent
- Jacqueline A. Cruz, Program Coordinator II