Gerardo Murillo

Gerardo Murillo is a senior infrastructure strategist and civil engineer with more than two decades of leadership across port modernization, national logistics systems and public-sector project development in Central America. His career spans executive roles in government, international project coordination and private-sector advisory work, with a focus on large-scale infrastructure, maritime operations and national development programs.

Core Expertise

Murillo’s professional background centers on the design, management and modernization of strategic national infrastructure, including port operations, maritime logistics, terminal modernization, national-scale infrastructure planning, public-sector governance, cross-border project development, engineering oversight and environmental compliance.

His experience positions him as a key regional advisor for C3’s work in Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador and the broader Central American corridor.

Leadership Background

Murillo previously served as General Manager of the National Port Authority of Honduras, where he oversaw national port operations, modernization initiatives, maritime logistics, cargo throughput planning, coordination with customs and naval authorities, infrastructure upgrades, and public-private partnership frameworks for port development.

His tenure strengthened Honduras’ position as a regional logistics hub and provided the foundation for his later work in cross-border infrastructure integration.

Regional Impact

Murillo’s work has contributed to strengthening Central American logistics competitiveness, advancing port modernization, supporting national development strategies tied to trade and industrialization, and building cross-border cooperation for large-scale infrastructure programs.

His blend of public-sector authority, engineering expertise and cross-border coordination strengthens C3’s ability to develop infrastructure programs across the region.

Areas of Focus

Regions