Régine Biscoe Lee
President & CEO
Guam Visitors Bureau
Régine Biscoe Lee is an Asian/Pacific Islander community leader, a daughter of Guam and the President & CEO of the Guam Visitors Bureau. Régine served as senator in the 34th & 35th Guam Legislatures and her legislative work continues to strengthen Guam’s workforce, support small business, bolster regional alliances, and protect our environment. She remains dedicated to helping people author their own opportunities, proving that nothing can widen the circle of economic freedom more than a community focused on wellness, education, and the entrepreneurial wonder of a clean environment. She served as a Congressional Policy Advisor, Legislative Chief of Staff, and consultant for businesses, government agencies, and local and global non-profits.
Régine has been recognized for her work on behalf of our veterans, working families and a sustainable future. She served as delegate for Guam to the 2012, 2016, 2020 Democratic National Conventions and the National Committeewoman for the 2024 DNC. Régine was selected by the Obama Foundation for their inaugural cohort of Leaders: Asia-Pacific (2019), by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights as Guam Advisory Board member for the inaugural USCCR Advisory Committee (2022) and by APAICS (Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies) to serve on their Advisory Council (2024). Régine also serves as the Vice President of Amphibious Aquatics, Secretary of the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce and on the Board of Famalao’an Rights. Régine lives on the island of Guam and can often be found in the ocean with her husband, two daughters and their rambunctious Labrador.
Régine has been recognized for her work on behalf of our veterans, working families and a sustainable future. She served as delegate for Guam to the 2012, 2016, 2020 Democratic National Conventions and the National Committeewoman for the 2024 DNC. Régine was selected by the Obama Foundation for their inaugural cohort of Leaders: Asia-Pacific (2019), by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights as Guam Advisory Board member for the inaugural USCCR Advisory Committee (2022) and by APAICS (Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies) to serve on their Advisory Council (2024). Régine also serves as the Vice President of Amphibious Aquatics, Secretary of the Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce and on the Board of Famalao’an Rights. Régine lives on the island of Guam and can often be found in the ocean with her husband, two daughters and their rambunctious Labrador.
Gerald (Gerry) S.A. Perez
Vice President
Guam Visitors Bureau
Personal
Born and raised on Guam, graduate of Fr. Duenas Memorial School, married to Karri Trahin of Radford, Virginia, and between them have six children. Enjoys the performing arts, jogging, reading, travel and scuba diving. University of Idaho graduate in Forestry (BS) and Wildlife Management (MS) with honors in Phi Sigma, Xi Sigma Pi and fellowships (or scholarships) from John Hay Whitney Foundation (New York), Wildlife Management Institute (Washington, D.C.), GovGuam, and YMLG. University of Alaska Fairbanks (PhD), Tourism Development and Public Policy. Adjunct Professor, College of Business and Public Administration, University of Guam
Private Business
Retired in 2003 as Travel Retail Executive (DFS President) after 23 years with over 500 employees; Proprietor, Micromed Suppliers; and General Manager, Guam Visitors Bureau. Past Chairman, Guam Chamber of Commerce Board; Twice Chairman, Armed Forces Committee. Currently serving as Co-Chairman of 36th Wing Andersen Community Advisory Council. Senior Consultant, Leading Edge and Allied Business Consulting Group and former Manager, Nanbo Insurance (Tokio Marine) Agency.
Tourism
Founding member, Micronesia Cruise Association formed in 2010; Featured speaker, Beijing International Forum on Chinese Overseas Travel in 2009 and 2010; Featured speaker, SKAL Asia Tourism Congress in Cebu in 2010 and New Delhi in 2011; Current member, Guam Tourism Foundation; Member, Executive Committee of Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) International; President, SKAL International Asia Area Committee covering East Asian countries, West Asia to Bahrain, and Mauritius in Indian Ocean; and Past Chairman, Micronesia Regional Tourism Council.
Civic and Government Involvement
Former Chairman, GovGuam Retirement Fund Board of Trustees with $1.3 Billion in assets; Former Vice-Chairman, University of Guam Board of Regents; Former Chairman, KGTF Public Television; Former Director, Bureau of Budget and Management Research; Former Administrator, Guam Economic Development Authority; Former Director, Land Management; and Wildlife Biologist, Department of Agriculture.
Significant Notes
Delegate, White House Business Conference in 1982; and author of more than 30 technical publications and other papers related to biological sciences, economic development, cultural issues and tourism.
Born and raised on Guam, graduate of Fr. Duenas Memorial School, married to Karri Trahin of Radford, Virginia, and between them have six children. Enjoys the performing arts, jogging, reading, travel and scuba diving. University of Idaho graduate in Forestry (BS) and Wildlife Management (MS) with honors in Phi Sigma, Xi Sigma Pi and fellowships (or scholarships) from John Hay Whitney Foundation (New York), Wildlife Management Institute (Washington, D.C.), GovGuam, and YMLG. University of Alaska Fairbanks (PhD), Tourism Development and Public Policy. Adjunct Professor, College of Business and Public Administration, University of Guam
Private Business
Retired in 2003 as Travel Retail Executive (DFS President) after 23 years with over 500 employees; Proprietor, Micromed Suppliers; and General Manager, Guam Visitors Bureau. Past Chairman, Guam Chamber of Commerce Board; Twice Chairman, Armed Forces Committee. Currently serving as Co-Chairman of 36th Wing Andersen Community Advisory Council. Senior Consultant, Leading Edge and Allied Business Consulting Group and former Manager, Nanbo Insurance (Tokio Marine) Agency.
Tourism
Founding member, Micronesia Cruise Association formed in 2010; Featured speaker, Beijing International Forum on Chinese Overseas Travel in 2009 and 2010; Featured speaker, SKAL Asia Tourism Congress in Cebu in 2010 and New Delhi in 2011; Current member, Guam Tourism Foundation; Member, Executive Committee of Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) International; President, SKAL International Asia Area Committee covering East Asian countries, West Asia to Bahrain, and Mauritius in Indian Ocean; and Past Chairman, Micronesia Regional Tourism Council.
Civic and Government Involvement
Former Chairman, GovGuam Retirement Fund Board of Trustees with $1.3 Billion in assets; Former Vice-Chairman, University of Guam Board of Regents; Former Chairman, KGTF Public Television; Former Director, Bureau of Budget and Management Research; Former Administrator, Guam Economic Development Authority; Former Director, Land Management; and Wildlife Biologist, Department of Agriculture.
Significant Notes
Delegate, White House Business Conference in 1982; and author of more than 30 technical publications and other papers related to biological sciences, economic development, cultural issues and tourism.
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