UTEC welcomes new CEO
Published by Anna Nicklin,
Assistant Editor
World Pipelines,
UTEC, a global survey company that offers subsea pipeline inspection services, has welcomed a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) as its original founder retires from the business.
The new CEO will be Stuart Cameron, who has spent over 20 years in the international subsea construction sector. Cameron has previously held a variety of operational and management roles at Subsea 7 in the UK, USA and Asia, as well as being Chief Operating Officer for Ceona.
Martin O’Carroll has over 25 years industry experience and co-founded UTEC in 2005. Since then, the company has grown to become one of the largest global surveying businesses, with bases across the UK, USA, Mexico, Canada, Ghana, Nigeria, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, Norway, Singapore and the Middle East.
O’Carroll welcomed Cameron to the role, stating: “I am pleased to hand over the reins to Stuart. I know the new leadership is poised to do great things in what is still a challenging trading environment.
“My time with UTEC has been a rewarding experience and I know I am leaving the business, clients and employees around the world in a strong position.”
Cameron commented: “Martin’s hard work and passion has led to what UTEC is today. There is no doubt that his focus on creating a truly global presence, building an enviable track record and strong focus on quality has ensured he leaves UTEC in a very strong position. Together with my global leadership team I am looking forward to continuing to build on this.”
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