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Peterson Hires Regional Director

October 27, 2015

Chris Coull (Photo: Peterson)
Chris Coull (Photo: Peterson)
International energy logistics company Peterson has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Chris Coull as regional director.  
 
Coull is the latest in a string of senior appointments by the company this year as it continues to extend its leadership team to support growth and development of its offering as well as international expansion, the company said. He brings more than 15 years of experience and expertise in supply base, warehouse, quayside and environmental management which will support the company as it continues to innovate against a low oil price environment.
 
Coull will be based at the firm’s Aberdeen office and joins Peterson from TAQA where he held a number of senior roles most recently supply base and materials manager where he was responsible for quayside, warehouse, transport and environmental contracts for UK operations.  
 
The Chartered Member of the Institute of Logistics began his career as a business analyst with ASCO and progressed through the ranks to regional director responsible for the offshore logistics business in Aberdeen.  
 

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