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OEG Offshore Appoints Bannister as CFO

January 19, 2015

Adrian Bannister (photo courtesy: OEG Offshore)
Adrian Bannister (photo courtesy: OEG Offshore)

Adrian Bannister has been appointed as chief financial officer (CFO) of the OEG Offshore group of companies.

Bannister will assume responsibility for the group's global finance team activity, including accounting, taxation, regulatory and reporting matters for OEG worldwide. He will be based at OEG's Aberdeen office and will also join the group's board, which governs the holding company and each of its regional operating companies.

A qualified Chartered Accountant,  Bannister was most recently CFO at Viking SeaTech Ltd where he managed the company's financial and business investment strategy. After joining in 2012,the business achieved significant growth, with revenues exceeding $106.8million. Prior to Viking SeaTech, he held CFO positions with Stork Technical Services and Sparrows Offshore Group Ltd.

Bannister is a non-executive director at Cortez Subsea Ltd and also holds a governor and chair position on the finance committee of St Margaret’s School for Girls in Aberdeen.

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