Frank Guzman

Senior Director, Global Project Logistics C.H. Robinson

Frank Guzman is the Senior Director, Global Project Logistics at C.H. Robinson, where he leads global project logistics strategy, commercial development, and execution across complex industrial, energy, infrastructure, and capital project supply chains worldwide.

With more than 31 years of experience in transportation and logistics, Frank has built a career spanning project logistics, entrepreneurship, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, and global supply chain leadership. He has successfully led high-performing international teams, developed commercial growth strategies, and directed the execution of mission-critical heavy lift and project cargo movements across diverse industries and geographies.

Frank is passionate about helping organizations navigate complexity, create sustainable growth, and develop the next generation of logistics professionals through coaching, mentorship, and leadership development.

A proud Houstonian, Frank earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Houston and an MBA from the University of St. Thomas. While he enjoys solving some of the world's most challenging logistics problems, he often says his most important and rewarding job is being the father of four daughters.

At Breakbulk Americas, Frank brings a practical, 3PL-focused perspective on the evolving project cargo market, leadership in a changing industry, and the critical role logistics partners play in delivering successful projects around the globe.

2026 Event Agenda Sessions

Future Thinkers Super Session: Future-Proofing Project Logistics with Industry Leaders

Preparing for the upcoming multi-decade wave of major projects requires a fundamental shift from reactive logistics to strategic asset and capacity positioning. As industrial buildouts accelerate across energy, manufacturing, mining and infrastructure, project cargo service providers face growing uncertainty from trade policy, tariffs and geopolitical volatility, alongside real opportunity for those positioned to act.

Breakbulk's Future Thinkers have spent the past year identifying trends across three core disciplines: maritime and ports, supply chain and logistics, and energy and infrastructure projects. This session marks the first time they report those findings directly to the Breakbulk community, in a series of three mini-sessions. Each group shares its best advice for what lies ahead through 2030. Together, Future Thinkers and the audience close the session by building an action plan to make the most of the opportunities ahead.

2:45 PM | Welcome and Introduction

2:55 PM - 3:10 PM | Maritime & Ports
Moderator:
Geir-Eilif Kalhagen, Maritime Division Director, Texas Department of Transportation
Speakers:
Greg Borossay, Principal Maritime Business Development, Port of San Diego
Henrik Hansen General Manager AAL Shipping (AAL) Americas
Dr. John Wilson, Professor of Economics , San Jacinto College and Public Sector Strategist, Entellect LLC

3:10 PM - 3:25 PM | Supply Chain & Logistics
Moderator:
Lorena Alvarez, Head of Logistics, Order Execution - Americas, Siemens Energy
Speakers:
Frank Guzman, Senior Director, Project Logistics Global, C.H. Robinson
Tyler Sullivan, Executive VP, Defense Solutions, ICAT Logistics
Dr. Gulshan Singh, Sr. Manager - Quality - Data and AI, MiniMed

3:25 PM - 3:40 PM | Energy & Infrastructure Projects
Moderator:
Lucas Strom, Head of Industrial Projects US, DHL Global Forwarding – Industrial Projects
Speakers:
Jean-François Bourque, Regional Logistics Manager, Eastern Canada, Hatch
Thomas Skellingsted, Managing Director, LPX Partners
Margaret A. Kidd, Department Chair, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, San Jacinto College and Special Advisor, Houston Maritime Center & Museum

3:40 PM - 3:55 PM | Action Plan
Speakers:
Geir-Eilif Kalhagen, Maritime Division Director, Texas Department of Transportation
Lorena Alvarez, Head of Logistics, Order Execution - Americas, Siemens Energy
Lucas Strom, Head of Industrial Projects US, DHL Global Forwarding – Industrial Projects