Kenyon CEO appointed to SPE Advisory Board
Dr Victor Ekpenyong, CEO of Kenyon International, has been appointed to the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Africa Advisory Board. This appointment reflects Ekpenyong’s exceptional leadership and significant contributions to advancing the ethos of excellence in Africa’s energy sector. The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a global non-profit professional association with over 127,000 members […]
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Dr Victor Ekpenyong, CEO of Kenyon International, has been appointed to the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Africa Advisory Board.
This appointment reflects Ekpenyong’s exceptional leadership and significant contributions to advancing the ethos of excellence in Africa’s energy sector.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a global non-profit professional association with over 127,000 members in 145 countries engaged in exploring and producing oil, gas, and related energy resources.
As a board member, Dr Ekpenyong will collaborate with other industry leaders to enhance SPE’s impact and advance its mission of promoting the exchange of technical knowledge and best practices globally.
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Commenting on his appointment, Ekpenyong said, “I am honoured to join the SPE Africa Advisory Board and be part of a revered group of industry leaders working assiduously to advance the future of the energy sector in Africa. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to shaping the trajectory of the industry at a time when innovation, sustainability, and technical excellence have become even more paramount. It is a privilege to collaborate with such distinguished peers, and together, I believe we can drive the industry forward in meaningful ways”.
He continues, “As one who is driven by continuous innovation, I firmly believe that through collective efforts, we can empower the next generation of professionals and ensure that the oil and gas sector continues to thrive within the context and capacity of our local content while meeting the demands of a sustainable future.”