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Sunday, May 20, 2018
Energy & Corporate Africa will be hosting the 2018 Africa Marginal and Independent Oil and Gas Producers Conference, on October 17 – 18, 2018, at Crowne Plaza, 19 New Bridge Street, London, United Kingdom. The theme is “Maximizing Economics & Technology for Optimization”.
According to Sir Sunny Oputa, the chief executive officer of Energy & Corporate Africa, the Africa Marginal and Independent Oil and Gas Producers Conference offers participants a unique opportunity to listen to senior government officials, industry regulators, community leaders, oil and gas company CEO’s of leading independent Exploration &Production companies, institutional investors and the oilfield servicing companies, to discuss plans to drive development, fund operations and return value to shareholders.
The conference offers healthy dialogue and informal networking opportunities for attendees and presenters. Participating companies scheduled for the Conference, includes prominent Africa indigenous operators as well as global oil and gas companies.
Africa Marginal and Independent Oil and Gas Producers Conference follows the 25-minute CEO presentation format, panel sessions followed by 50-minute Q&A opportunities in separate breakout rooms, one-on-one meeting opportunities for investors to meet company management teams, networking opportunities and global insight delivered by experienced professionals.
Some of other confirmed speakers are: Jerreh Barrow, Commissioner of Petroleum, The Gambia, Pat Maseli, Deputy Director/Head Upstream – Department of Petroleum Resources Nigeria, Johann Padioleau, Executive Director/VP Corporate Strategy Aiteo Group, Adeleke Adedipe, Chief operating officer – Lekoil, Steve Abraham – Partner, Baker McKenzie, Rt. Hon. Itaya Asuquo – Commissioner of Petroleum, Cross River, Nigeria, Stefano De Stefano – Partner, Kerogen Ventures, Thomas Dimitroff – Chairman, TG Senergy, Felix Ayejunikanwa – Executive Director, Morpol Engineering Ltd and other. It is also expected that Henry Ikem- Obih, COO/Group Executive Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation is expected to deliver one of the keynote addresses.
Marginal, Independent oil and gas operators, service companies, equipment manufacturers, law firms, institutional and hedge fund investors, private equity investors, energy research analysts, the media, high net worth investors, commercial bankers and other energy industry professionals will gather in London this October for the conference.
The conference organizer (Energy & Corporate Africa) will work in advance with participating company management teams to arrange one-on-one meetings with the attending institutional investors, government officials, and research analysts at the conference venue.
Interested Professionals and oil and gas company executives are encouraged to register now for the event through the conference website www.afroginvestmentsconference.com.
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