Bruce Mann is the Director, Freight Mobility for Port Houston. He is responsible for maritime related
freight transportation activities and identifying and supporting freight transportation projects that
improve access to Port of Houston facilities (public and private) in order to enable growth in commerce,
increase transportation options and reduce transportation costs. Mr. Mann is the Second Vice President
for the North American Rail Shippers Association, on the Board of Directors for the Southwest Association
of Rail Shippers, a member of the Houston Transportation Club, and a member of the Houston
Transportation Professionals Association.
Mr. Mann is also Vice Chair of the Houston-Galveston Area
Council (H-GAC) Transportation Safety Committee, a member of H-GAC’s Technical Advisory Committee
and Regional Transportation Advisory Committee, the Greater Houston Partnership’s Transportation
Advisory Committee and the Partnership’s Subcommittees on Freight Rail and Roadway and
Mobility. Bruce is a dynamic public speaker that is recognized as a freight and transportation industry
expert.
Mr. Mann is also actively involved in engaging in the fight against Human Trafficking in the Houston region
and has been recognized for this work by the Center for Houston’s Future as their 2018 Impact Person
and by Global Supply Chain Leaders’ 2018 Compassionate Executive of the Year. Mr. Mann has an MBA
from the University of Phoenix Houston Campus and an undergraduate degree from Jacksonville
University. In his spare time Bruce leads the 150 volunteer Crisis Care Ministry at Lakewood Church and
is involved in Operation Corazon, currently performing outreach to Venezuelan citizens who have been
displaced to Trinidad and Tobago.