Appointment of Jérôme Serve as Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
CGG recently announced the appointment of Jérôme Serve as Group Chief Financial Officer. Jérôme will succeed Yuri Baidoukov who is leaving the company for family reasons. The handover between Jérôme and Yuri will take place until Yuri’s departure on 31st March 2023.
Sophie ZURQUIYAH, CEO of CGG said: “I would like to thank Yuri for his steadfast loyalty and commitment to the Group over the last four and a half years. During this time, he played an essential role in the transformation and the development of the company, and its successful refinancing. I am delighted to now welcome Jérôme Serve as the new CFO, and I know I can count on his very solid international experience and on his expertise to continue to develop CGG's leadership.”
Since 2019, Jérôme was CFO of the Interiors division of Forvia/Faurecia, a leading automotive supplier that he co-piloted through a complex macro- economic environment while continuing to develop new growth areas in the company such as intelligent cockpit. Jérôme started his career in Research in the Petroleum Engineering department of Stanford University before joining TotalEnergies as a Reservoir Engineer in Abu Dhabi and the UK. He moved into Finance as part of the Oil & Gas Corporate Finance team of ABN Amro, and then joined the M&A and Financing team of Shell. In 2012, he became Group CFO of Butagaz where he was instrumental in turning around the historical LPG business and transforming the Group into a multi-energy distributor.
Jérôme graduated from Stanford University and from the l’ESCPI (Paris).
Logan Industries Achieves API 8C Monogram License for Design, Manufacture and Testing of Hoisting Equipment
Logan Industries (Logan), a hydraulic repair, manufacturing and rental company, has successfully completed the requirements for API 8C Monogramming for Hoisting Equipment at its manufacturing facility in Hempstead, Texas.
Logan is committed to accommodating and satisfying leading-edge services and products for the oil and gas industry to ensure a greater level of quality assurance and quality control. Focusing on continuous improvement of its quality management system, Logan has moved forward as an API registered and licensed operation and completed another milestone for the company. The license currently includes hoisting sheaves at PSL 1 and PSL 2. This product certification enhances Logan’s abilities under its Quality Management System API Q1 and ISO 9001: 2015 certifications.
Dean Carey, Technical Director, Logan, said, “We understand that this API certification marks a new era of opportunity for Logan Industries and we have acquired additional assets to ensure control of our internal processes. Our dedication to quality and safety ensures that Logan Industries will meet or exceed any customer requirements.”
OceanTools Promote Brian Hector to GM
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OceanTools Limited, a world-leading subsea engineering company based in Aberdeen Scotland, are delighted to announce the promotion of Brian Hector to General Manager. Brian has almost 30 years of experience in the subsea industry having progressed through the ranks from graduate engineer to Technical Director before joining OceanTools as Technical Sales Manager.
Managing Director Kevin Parker said “When Brian joined OceanTools in 2019 we were hardly involved in the camera market. Now, less than four years later, we have a comprehensive range of cameras and lights of which we’re selling many hundreds every year. This is largely due to Brian’s hard work and dedication, so I’m delighted to promote him to the position of General Manager.”
Brian said “As my career has progressed, I have enjoyed the challenge of sitting between both technical and commercial departments. I’m really looking forward to my new role as General Manager at OceanTools driving the company forward.”
March 2023
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