Gabriel Guarnieri

HSSE & Business Resilience Manager – Systems & Digitalization NAM
AP Moller – Maersk

Gabriel Guarnieri is a dynamic leader with over 17 years of expertise in the port industry, landside logistics, and transformational safety and resilience initiatives. He currently serves as the HSSE & Business Resilience Manager for Systems and Digitalization at Maersk North America, where he leads data-centric, lean innovation approaches to bolster operational safety, efficiency, and resilience. With a PhD in Resilience & Sustainability and deep expertise in functional and machinery safety, Gabriel has been instrumental in automating safety protocols at APM Terminals  Mexico (Lazaro Cardenas) and Pier 400, in Los Angeles and most recently, standardizing risk management frameworks across NAM landside operations. His experience spans the development of compliance systems, SQL-based data management, advanced risk assessments, and international certifications.

Alongside his role at Maersk, Gabriel runs Grey-Zone on LinkedIn—a channel for business leaders and innovators to delve into the “grey areas” where technology meets adaptability. Grey-Zone explores how cutting-edge tech, such as AI, IoT, Big Data, and Machine Learning, can be integrated into practical solutions for complex challenges. It views the “grey area” as a transformative space where creativity, flexibility, and innovation come together to drive sustainable growth.

With a passion for pushing physical and mental boundaries, he has participated in several running endurance events, embracing the discipline, focus, and perseverance required for such demanding races. His commitment to ultramarathoning mirrors his professional approach, where long-term dedication, adaptability, and continuous improvement are essential. Gabriel’s experiences in ultra-endurance running reinforce his philosophy of resilience, both in life and in business, demonstrating that overcoming challenges is about persistence, preparation, and the drive to excel.

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