Port Tampa Bay CEO and leadership

•Thirty plus years of proven business, government, management and leadership experience. Positions include: CEO of two of nation’s most diverse seaports; President of a maritime shipping company; designated chairman and Commissioner of a federal regulatory agency, senior executive of a multi-billion dollar company; Chairman of one of the nation's largest community colleges; Chairman of a leading economic development agency; Chairman of a large hospital system foundation board; board member of one of the nation's top ranked cancer centers; executive with an international maritime transportation company; and senior leadership positions in state and national trade associations and non-profit organizations

•Dynamic and highly respected leader, alliance builder, proven business and public experience, extensive business and political relationships

•Proven leader in local, state and national arena; respected national leader in business and government; highest integrity; marketing and sales experience

•Strategic, results-driven leader with proven ability to create new organizations, spearhead change, and conceptualize and execute innovative, sustainable initiatives.

•Appointed to the Federal Maritime Commission in 2003 by the President and unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate to a five-year term as Commissioner. Re-nominated by POTUS to serve a second five-year term and designated as Chairman, previously Vice President for Government Relations and Public Affairs at JM Family Enterprises from 1994- 2003, JM, a diversified multi-billion revenue automobile business. Between 1987 and 1994, he worked in Port Everglades, Florida, as the Director for Public Affairs, Assistant to the President, and Marketing Manager for now Seabulk Marine (now Seacor), which is a diversified marine transportation company with tanker, offshore supply vessel, tug boat, and barge operations.

Specialties: executive management, driving culture change; leadership, transportation and logistics

Clay Hollis is a Chief Of Staff at Port Tampa Bay and is based in Tampa, Florida. He has worked as Staff Assistant at Rep. Tom Rooney, Legislative Correspondent at Rep. Tom Rooney, and Senior Legislative Assistant at Rep. Tom Rooney. Clay attended Southern Methodist University SMU between 2007 and 2011.

Raul Alfonso is an Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer at Port Tampa Bay and is based in Tampa, Florida. He attended Florida International University FIU.

•Thirty plus years of proven business, government, management and leadership experience. Positions include: CEO of two of nation’s most diverse seaports; President of a maritime shipping company; designated chairman and Commissioner of a federal regulatory agency, senior executive of a multi-billion dollar company; Chairman of one of the nation's largest community colleges; Chairman of a leading economic development agency; Chairman of a large hospital system foundation board; board member of one of the nation's top ranked cancer centers; executive with an international maritime transportation company; and senior leadership positions in state and national trade associations and non-profit organizations

•Dynamic and highly respected leader, alliance builder, proven business and public experience, extensive business and political relationships

•Proven leader in local, state and national arena; respected national leader in business and government; highest integrity; marketing and sales experience

•Strategic, results-driven leader with proven ability to create new organizations, spearhead change, and conceptualize and execute innovative, sustainable initiatives.

•Appointed to the Federal Maritime Commission in 2003 by the President and unanimously confirmed by the United States Senate to a five-year term as Commissioner. Re-nominated by POTUS to serve a second five-year term and designated as Chairman, previously Vice President for Government Relations and Public Affairs at JM Family Enterprises from 1994- 2003, JM, a diversified multi-billion revenue automobile business. Between 1987 and 1994, he worked in Port Everglades, Florida, as the Director for Public Affairs, Assistant to the President, and Marketing Manager for now Seabulk Marine (now Seacor), which is a diversified marine transportation company with tanker, offshore supply vessel, tug boat, and barge operations.

Specialties: executive management, driving culture change; leadership, transportation and logistics