Greg Borossay

Principal Maritime Business Development Port of San Diego

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Greg Borossay joined the Port of San Diego in October 2017. He is responsible for the development of the Port's automotive, bulk, break-bulk, container, project, and carrier cargo accounts. Greg is also responsible for cargo, rail, and truck development for the Port. Since joining the Port of San Diego, Borossay has been involved in the recruitment of G2 Ocean to a regular monthly liner service.

At the Port of San Diego, he was the lead for the acquisition of two new allelectric heavy lift cranes and for the MARAD-sponsored US West Coast M5 Barge project.

Focusing on ocean and intermodal business development, Borossay has a strong background in rail, truck, and inland operations. While at the Port of Portland, he worked on development of additional cargo accounts interested in establishing distribution centers in the Portland region. His background includes extensive operations experience working for Sea-Land Services Inc., Hanjin Shipping, and Hapag-Lloyd prior to joining the Port of Portland.

Borossay has been responsible for direct recruitment of Zim Lines Shipping, China Shipping, Yang Ming, and “K” Line as direct calling carriers at the Port of Portland. He has been the lead at the Port of Portland for four governor trade missions to Asia. Borossay signed new contracts with Westwood Shipping and Gearbulk.

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