You’ve heard the story of Guyana’s rapid success in the global oil industry. Now hear from the people who’ve managed to build empires and carve out their own lanes because of it. These are their stories.
Over the course of her distinguished career, veteran journalist and Editor-in-Chief Gwen Evelyn has consistently united refined professional decorum with incisive, disciplined focus.
That dedication has been the driver behind Energy Guyana Magazine’s success, the country’s only publication dedicated entirely...
Nicolas Ali, Quality, Health and Safety, Food Safety and Environmental Manager at Newrest Guyana, says developing people and strengthening systems offshore is the most rewarding part of his job.
Speaking on the February 12 episode of ExxonMobil Guyana’s Onshore Diaries,...
Growing up in Santa Rosa, the largest indigenous settlement along Guyana’s northwestern coast, Francine Peters spent her childhood paddling canoes and harvesting fruit from her family’s garden. Today, her world revolves around the logistics of Guyana’s oil and gas...
The latest episode of ExxonMobil’s Onshore Diaries, published on January 29, features Ishwar Parbhu, a Hoist Operator and Rescue Swimmer with Omni Helicopters. In that episode, he shared what propelled him to enter offshore search and rescue and how...
Thirty-year-old Vandon Worrell, a resident of Tuschen on the West Coast of Guyana’s Demerara County, shares an inspiring story of determination and growth – one that started in the humblest of places: cleaning rooms and public toilets offshore.
Worrell started...
Kareshma Narine was one of the first Guyanese to take up a position aboard the Noble Bob Douglas drill ship. Her story was featured in a 2022 episode of ExxonMobil’s Offshore Diaries, offering a glimpse into the early years...
The third quarter edition of Energy Magazine highlights the determined rise of Nkosi Sandy, whose path from banksman to Shore Base Supervisor at Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI) shows how opportunity and perseverance can transform a life.
The 33-year-old mother...
Few academics in the Caribbean have shaped as many institutions as Professor Clement Sankat. The chartered mechanical engineer and veteran educator has spent more than four decades using education to fuel national development, from expanding universities in Trinidad and...
When Natina Singh began her academic journey in chemistry, she never imagined she would one day be managing logistics and operations at ExxonMobil Guyana’s shore bases.
She told her story on the most recent episode of ExxonMobil’s Onshore Diaries. “There...
When it comes to safety in the oil and gas industry, Natonya Scipio believes the smallest actions often make the biggest difference. As a Quality Coordinator at Expro Guyana, her mission is clear: ensure every person on site goes...
