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Anthony O. Maceira-Zayas was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on December 14, 1988, and is the oldest of five siblings. Son of a private school English teacher in the Greater San Juan metropolitan area, who on her own took care of him and of his four siblings. Anthony is the first lawyer and public servant in his family.
In 2006 he began Biology studies at the University of Puerto Rico (UPR), where he completed a bachelor’s degree in Psychology at the UPR Carolina campus. He obtained his magna cum laude Juris Doctor degree at the Inter American University Law School in 2016, and was sworn in as an attorney at law in February of 2017.
Maceira-Zayas joined the U.S. Army Reserve in 2010, where he trained as a chemical, biological and nuclear specialist. (He served in the Reserve until 2017).
Upon returning from his military training, and while completing his bachelor’s degree, Maceira-Zayas began as an intern at the Puerto Rico Senate, where he later served as legislative advisor until September of 2016. As legislative advisor directly worked on a wide array of topics, focusing mainly on civil rights issues and governmental reform (tax, energy and agency consolidations, among others).
Since September of 2016 and up to his appointment as executive director of the Puerto Rico Ports Authority, Maceira-Zayas was a litigation lawyer for complex cases, as well as an attorney for Public Private Partnerships, for the Cancio, Nadal, Rivera & Díaz Law Firm.
As the same time, and through his independent law practice, Maceira-Zayas provided project management services to several corporations and non-profit organizations. He also advised labor unions (initially on strategic issues, and once sworn in as an attorney, on legal matters).
As part of his project management scope of services, and not to be viewed as a limitation, Maceira-Zayas offered planning, prepared budgets, supervised employees and contractors (directly and indirectly) to ensure compliance, as well as monitoring and project executions.
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