() – soon to be renamed as Challenger Energy Group – has appointed BP’s former country manager for Trinidad to its board.
Robert Riley will join the company as a non-executive director.
The appointment of Riley comes as the company is putting its focus on production-led growth, primarily in Trinidad. He brings significant in-country experience as he was previously BP’s chief executive and chairman for Trinidad.
“We are focussed on resetting the company and positioning it for future value growth, consistent with a simple strategy: increasing production and generating cashflow,” said BPC chair Bill Schrader. “Robert brings a wealth of industry, legal and commercial experience, and specifically in regards to the oil and gas sector in Trinidad and Tobago.”
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