Ge’Juan Cole is a licensed Professional Engineer and the Managing Director of Port Infrastructure at Port Houston, where he leads the strategic delivery, modernization, and long-term stewardship of critical maritime infrastructure across one of the nation’s busiest ports. In this role, he oversees project delivery, asset management, and project controls—ensuring safe, resilient, and future-ready operations that support the region’s economic growth.

Before transitioning into the maritime industry, Ge’Juan built a 22-year career in the energy sector, leading the design, construction, and integration of more than $3 billion in large-scale infrastructure, including natural gas pipelines, solar, and battery-storage assets serving utility, industrial, and municipal customers nationwide. A proud graduate of the Morehouse College and Georgia Tech Dual Degree Engineering Program, he holds a B.S. in Mathematics, a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, and an MBA in Global Leadership from the University of Houston. Ge’Juan began his career at Williams Companies in 2002, advancing through roles in operations, engineering, project development, project management, and construction. He is widely recognized for his ability to drive results, foster collaboration, and lead high-performing teams through complex regulatory, technical, and operational challenges.

Ge’Juan is a founding member of The Maroon Alliance, an investment group supporting high-potential entrepreneurs and early-stage ventures. His commitment to community and leadership development is reflected in his board service with the Children’s Assessment Center, Houston Land Bank, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto, the Houston Area Morehouse College Alumni Association, and the National Hispanic Corporate Council. He is also a member of the Texas Lyceum, American Leadership Forum Class 59, Leadership Houston Class XXXVIII, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., and 100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston.

A fifth-generation Houstonian, Ge’Juan Cole is dedicated to expanding equitable opportunities and mentoring the next generation of leaders. He and his wife, Lorraine, are raising three children and enjoy road trips, concerts, volunteering, and hosting family gatherings at their home.