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New Port of Long Beach CEO has a fondness for football and a drive to win the trade game

Avatar photo by Barbara Kingsley-Wilson February 11, 2026February 13, 2026

Who is the new CEO of the Port of Long Beach — a man with growing sway over the local, and even global, economic agenda? We spent some time getting to know Noel Hacegaba.


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