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Sarah Cope Sarah has over 20 years� experience as an investment banker in London, advising small and mid-sized companies at Board level on corporate governance, growth strategy, acquisitions and disposals, capital markets and regulatory compliance. Over the last ten years, she has specialised in the oil and gas sector, assisting listed oil and gas companies to raise finance for their exploration, development and production projects around the world. Her most recent role was with Cantor Fitzgerald Europe, the global investment bank and brokerage business, where she was until very recently Managing Director and Co-Head of Energy. Prior to this, Sarah was Head of Oil & Gas at RFC Ambrian and at finnCap. She has also been Director of Equity Capital Markets at RBC Capital Markets and Director of Corporate Finance at Seymour Pierce.
Nick Butler Nick is the founding Chairman of the Policy Institute at King�s College London, which links academic work to policy-makers in the UK and across Europe. Since May 2010, he has held the post of Visiting Professor at King�s College London and is currently the external adviser and reviewer of the World Energy Outlook � the flagship publication of the International Energy Agency. In addition, Nick is a member of the Strategic Advisory Council of Statoil, the Norwegian state controlled energy company and serves on the Advisory Council Centre for Ecology and Hydrology � an independent agency wholly owned by the UK Government. Between 2009 and 2010, Nick was Senior Policy Adviser to Gordon Brown, then UK Prime Minister, specialising in business policy and the stabilisation of the UK economy after the 2008 financial crash. Between 2007 and 2009, Nick served as Chairman of the Cambridge Centre for Energy Studies based at the Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
Phil Beck Phil is a senior energy industry business consultant with over forty years� commercial, engineering and project management experience in the upstream oil and gas industry. Trained as a geologist and petroleum engineer, he spent his early career with British Gas and Unocal Corporation. For the last 24 years, he has worked as a consultant during which he assisted Saudi development company, Delta International, on several M&A transactions in the upstream oil and gas sector as well as in other industry sectors. Phil was formerly engaged as an adviser to Lazard for energy-related transactions and has been a director of a number of energy companies, including Centurion Energy (operating in Egypt and Tunisia), formerly a Canadian listed oil and gas company, and Island Oil and Gas plc (operating in Ireland and the Netherlands), formerly quoted on the LSE AIM market. He was also a director of a Middle East service company operating in Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries.
James Berwick - Chief Executive Officer Between 2013 and 2018, James held the board-level position of Commercial Director of Impact, during which he oversaw a significant expansion of the company�s activities, including the acquisition of six assets. Mr Berwick was also instrumental in securing farm-out agreements with operators including Exxon, Statoil, Woodside, CNOOC and Total. At Ophir, James was Director of New Business (2006 � 2013) with responsibility for scaling up and managing the company�s portfolio ahead of its successful IPO in 2011. As well as overseeing every commercial transaction completed during this period, he was also responsible for successfully de-risking Ophir�s asset base within the constraints of available capex. James previously held the role of General Manager for Gabon where Ophir drilled several wells under his supervision and he managed the company�s operated assets throughout Africa, including Marine IX in the Republic of the Congo. Over the course of his career, during which he was also Head of Global Security and Risk at Woodside Energy, James has built up an extensive network of contacts within Africa and the oil and gas sector, including with super-majors, governments and leading industry advisers. Before his career in the oil and gas industry, James served for 12 years in the British Army and the French Foreign Legion.
With ftse and all markets around the world rebounding i see this going up today and the rest of the week. Good luck all.
Left a very a good job at impact oil on 31st Dec to take up the job here on 23rd jan. He has seen a great future here.
All markets around the world are in melt down this week. What a stinker. Anyone seen the markets ?
Been seen. Time to add ?
Ive seen the email that EB got. And confirm everything he has said is true.
All new directors from 23rd January. Give them to buy. David Sefton is the only one left. Bm is leaving soon.
Ive only ever had 1 account. I have same username on advfn and twitter. People's ip addresses should be shown.
More sells than buys today and yesterday. Any reason for that ?
Why don't you talk about potential upside here ? RPT pump 2900bpd and are worth 90m I don't know RPT reserves. we could easily get 2900bpd our share from 2 djeno wells. Neighbouring wells pump 4700 -5500bpd.
We should post on srsp group warning of bomb attacks and n deltas.
IG buying again ? If not him he won't like that :-)
Well said ERM.
Nonholder :) the love hate relationship you have with share is amazing. You want to buy. But you can't open your wallet. Peasant
I gave them until end of the month.But the new dream team changes it all for me. I'm happy to hold for now.
Is the twitter guy!