From Natural Resources to Daco: these are the ultimate designs by Pierluisi in his cabinet

From Natural Resources to Daco: these are the ultimate designs by Pierluisi in his cabinet

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El gobernador electo Pedro Pierluisi hizo este martes cinco designations a puestos en su gabinete, que seran sus ultimos nombramientos antes de asumir el cargo el proximo 2 de enero.

A continuation of the name and the credentials:

Edan Rivera Rodríguez, Secretary of the Department of Consumer Health

He holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Puerto Rico, Recinto de Río Piedras. También also has a Juris Doctor de la Escuela de Leyes de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Columbia University from New York. Started his professional career in 2011 working for a buffet in San Juan and in 2013 began working in the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico as the legal official of the associate Jew Rafael Martínez. This step was taken by the Department of Consumer Affairs (DACO) in 2017, until 2019 as a legal assessor.

Javier Bayón, Director of the Puerto Rico Industrial Company of Puerto Rico

He is a lawyer and a public accountant authorized with more than 13 years of experience in both camps. He graduated from the University of Puerto Rico with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and continued his studies at the Interamerican University where he studied law. Account with auditing experience working in prestigious companies like Deloitte & Touche and Ernst & Young. Además, work in various conocidate buffets while concentrating on its practice in tributary law. Worked in the Department of Education and the Department of Economic Development and Trade. Specifically, in 2017 it was united in the Department of Economic Development in Commerce as Executive Director of the Office of Contributing Exemptions, since then it has developed strategies for incentives for manufacturing industries, services, renewable energy, and others.

Mariano Mier Romeu, Commissioner of Seguros of Puerto Rico

He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Colby College in the state of Maine. I work as a financial analyst in distinguished firms such as Merrill Lynch, where it is invested in the investment bank, and in Printon Kane / Cambrian Capital Corp, developing financial projections. I also work as a periodical for El Nuevo Día managing economic and governing themes. Culminó his studies of Juris Doctor in the School of Law of the University of Puerto Rico, while teaching as a professor of mathematics and research at the university institution.

  • Larry Seilhamer, Secretary of State.

    Larry Seilhamer, Secretary of State.

  • Omar Marrero, Director of Aafaf, will take up his position.

    Omar Marrero, Director of Aafaf, will take up his position.

  • Manuel Cidre, appointed Secretary General of Economic Development.

    Manuel Cidre, appointed Secretary General of Economic Development. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • Domingo Emanuelli, appointed Secretary of Justice.

    Domingo Emanuelli, appointed Secretary of Justice.

  • The current secretary of Hacienda, Francisco Parés, will take up his position.

    The current secretary of Hacienda, Francisco Parés, will take up his position.

  • Elba Aponte Santos, designated Secretary of Education.

    Elba Aponte Santos, designated Secretary of Education. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • Carlos Mellado, appointed Secretary of the Department of Health.

    Carlos Mellado, appointed Secretary of the Department of Health.

  • William Rodríguez, appointed Secretary of the Department of Living.

    William Rodríguez, appointed Secretary of the Department of Living.

  • Ramón Pirul González, appointed Secretary of Agriculture.

    Ramón Pirul González, appointed Secretary of Agriculture.

  • Ana González Magazine, appointed Secretary of the Department of the Family.

    Ana González Magazine, appointed Secretary of the Department of the Family.

  • Alejandro Salgado Colón, appointed Administrator of Public Living.

    Alejandro Salgado Colón, appointed Administrator of Public Living.

  • Carlos Rivera Santiago is acting secretary of the Department of Labor.

    Carlos Rivera Santiago is serving as Secretary of the Department of Labor.

  • Eileen Vélez Vega, designated Secretary of the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP).

    Eileen Vélez Vega, designated Secretary of the Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTOP).

  • Juan Carlos Blanco, director appointed by the Office of Genesis and Preservation (OGP).

    Juan Carlos Blanco, director appointed by the Office of Genesis and Preservation (OGP).

  • Rosana Aguilar works as Director of the Carriage and Transport Authority (ACT).

    Rosana Aguilar works as Director of the Carriage and Transport Authority (ACT).

  • Joel Pizá is the executive director of the Puertos Authority.

    Joel Pizá is the executive director of the Puertos Authority.

  • Manuel Laboy, Acting Director of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), pasará, enerero,'s ser the executive director of the Central Office of Recovery, Reconstruction and Resilience (COR3).

    Manuel Laboy, Acting Director of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce (DDEC), will pass, in January, as the Executive Director of the Central Recovery, Reconstruction and Resilience Office (COR3).

  • Antonio López, Commissioner of Police.

    Antonio López, Commissioner of Police. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • Ana Escobar, designated Correction Secretary.

    Ana Escobar, designated Correction Secretary. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • Enrique Volckers, Head of Technology and Innovation.

    Enrique Volckers, Head of Technology and Innovation. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • The Assistant General of the National Guard, General José Reyes, will take up his post.

    The Assistant General of the National Guard, General José Reyes, will take up his post. (Vanessa Serra Diaz)

  • Noelia García, Secretary of the Government.

    Noelia García, Secretary of the Government. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

  • Isaías Sánchez Báez, Chief Assessor Legal.

    Isaías Sánchez Báez, Chief Assessor Legal. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

  • Ileana Borges Borges, Director of the Office of Judicial and Executive Numbers.

    Ileana Borges Borges, Director of the Office of Judicial and Executive Numbers. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

  • Rosemarie Vizcarrondo, Director of the Public and Programming Office.

    Rosemarie Vizcarrondo, Director of the Public and Programming Office. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

  • Sheila Angleró, Press Secretary.

    Sheila Angleró, Press Secretary. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

  • Carmen Salgado, Administrator of La Fortaleza.

    Carmen Salgado, Administrator of La Fortaleza. (TERESA CANINO RIVERA)

Ray J. Quiñones Vázquez, Secretary of Recreation and Sports

He has a Bachelor of Education degree in Physics Education from the University of Puerto Rico, Recinto de Mayagüez. He also holds a Master’s degree in Physical Education and Training of Athletes from the University of Turbo. He is a professor of physical education, athletic director, and head of the track and field at the recent Distinctions of the University of Puerto Rico. Since 1984, the atlético de distintas has been the coordinator of educational teachers and national leagues such as the Puerto Rico Collegiate Athletic Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association, better known as the NCAA. Del 2003 in 2005, consultant for the department Departamento de Recreación en Deportes and the current news of the director of the Programa par Asuntos Deportivos del Recinto Universitario de Mayagüez. Obtuvo una medalla de oro en los Centroamericanos de Atletismo. Attended the Salon de la Fama de los Immortales del Deporte del Colegio de Mayagüez en el 1997 en al Pabellón de la Fama de los Immortales del Deporte Puertorriqueño en el 2005.

Rafael Machargo-Maldonado, Secretary of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources

Currently occupying this position. Account with more than 25 years of experience in the legal sector with an ambient right-wing approach. She has a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Tulane University in Louisiana. I completed a Law degree at the Law School of the University of Puerto Rico. In addition, he has a master’s degree in ambient law at George Washington University in Washington, DC. In 1998, it was integrated into the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources as its secretary, developing public policy and maneuvering projects in the conservation of natural resources in Puerto Rico. After 19 years in private practice, he joined the public service as secretary of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources.

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