The panel is made up of stakeholders and elected officials who represent diverse backgrounds and priorities.
Seroka is among 10 new appointees who will join five other members already on the panel that focuses on trade, investment and development issues.Public urged to weigh in on proposed ‘connectivity’ plan for San Pedro’s waterfront
The panel, said Ambassador Katherine Tai, “is a critical link that ensures work is responsive to needs of all people in the United States.” Seroka became executive director of the Port of Los Angeles in 2014 and has overseen the port during a time of historic cargo growth. He received the Stanley T. Olafson Award from the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce in 2023, recognizing his work in the world trade industry and oversight of the port.
Seroka also has been appointed to serve on four other federal committees to enhance the speed and efficiency of cargo movement and supply chain optimization.James Collard, director of Planning and Economic Development, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Emily Desai, deputy director of International Affairs and Trade, California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic DevelopmentLaurence Reszetar, director of International Business Strategy, Minnesota Trade OfficeLoophole lets developers put big apartment buildings next to SF Valley housesLos Angeles councilmember John Lee is accused of violating ethics laws in 2017Former LAUSD employees demand jobs back after end of vaccine mandateAaron Butler explains sudden stop at Calabasas and why he...
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