Melbana Energy Appoints Dr. Chris McKeown as Chief Commercial Officer
Melbana Energy (ASX:MAY) has recently announced the appointment of Dr. Chris McKeown as the company’s Chief Commercial Officer. This new addition to the management team brings years of executive experience and a proven track record in oil and gas commercialisation.
Dr. McKeown's career spans over 26 years, including holding a number of executive positions such as CEO and VP Business Development across Europe, Southeast Asia, the Gulf of Mexico, New Zealand, and Australia. He successfully commercialised oil and gas assets, delivered new country entries, farmouts and generated over AU$1 billion in corporate deal flow. Before joining Melbana Energy, Dr.
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McKeown worked with New Zealand Oil & Gas (ASX:NZO) for a decade. NZO holds assets in New Zealand, Australia, and Indonesia.
Andrew Purcell, Executive Chairman of Melbana Energy, expressed his excitement at having Dr. McKeown join the Melbana team. The company is preparing to start two appraisal wells in Cuba, a project that could be a game-changer for the company. Dr. McKeown's experience and success in building relationships with governments, industry, and communities to deliver commercially valuable outcomes, growth, and opportunities make him a valuable asset to the team.
Dr. McKeown joins Melbana Energy during a crucial period, as the company eagerly anticipates the start of appraisal wells in Cuba and continues to develop its assets and grow its company.
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