Meet OurMembers


Committee Member


Angelos Damaskos, CEO, Sector Investment Managers


Member


Stuart Cooper Vice President, Business Development, Oil & Gas, TAQA


What advice would you pass on to a graduate wishing to work in your line of business?


Try to understand lasting, long-term value drivers in any investment model.


What’s the one interesting fact about you that no one would suspect?


I thrive in adrenalin outdoor sports! How do you prefer to spend your spare time? On horseback Favourite holiday destination? St. Moritz All-time favourite book? Wolf of the Plains by Conn Iggulden All-time favourite film? Gladiator What 3 things would you take to a desert island?


1. A strong, large knife, 2. Metal match to light fire, 3. Nylon line and hooks for fishing


What advice would you pass on to a graduate wishing to work in your line of business?


Make sure that you have mastered a core discipline and then grab your opportunities (wherever they may be) with both hands.


What’s the one interesting fact about you that no one would suspect?


I fence (foil). How do you prefer to spend your spare time? With family and friends. Favourite holiday destination? Cornwall for surfing and Ibiza to completely unwind. All-time favourite book?


Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman – it reveals a secret part of London that just might exist…


All-time favourite film?


“The Italian Job” – “Hang on, lads; I’ve got a great idea.”


What 3 things would you take to a desert island?


I’m a survivor (and a bit of a boy-scout), so I’d take a big knife, a fire-steel and a proper first aid kit.


That way I stand a good chance of staying alive, being rescued and getting home to see my wife and kids.


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::: February 2012 Edition


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