RSI Announces Appointment of Chief Operating Officer
RSI Announces Appointment of Chief Operating Officer
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- RSI is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Martin in the role of Chief Operating Officer. Jim will join RSI in Houston, effective 1 February 2013. He has over 30 years in the upstream G&G sector, with a strong geophysical background coupled with extensive commercial experience in seismic data acquisition, processing, software and multi-client business models. Jim's previous employers have included Digicon, CogniSeis Development, CGGVeritas and, most recently, Spectrum where he held the position of Executive Vice President Multi-Client, NW Europe and Africa.
Richard Cooper, RSI's CEO, commented: "We're delighted to welcome Jim to the management team of RSI. Jim's extensive technical and commercial experience is a perfect match for RSI's needs as we grow geographically and through new business models."
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RSI is an independent geoscience consulting firm offering quantitative reservoir characterization with the goal of reducing exploration drilling risk and optimizing reservoir appraisal and development plans. The Company is an industry leader in the interpretation and integration of seismic data with well log, CSEM and MT data, and uses advanced rock physics methods combined with sophisticated geologic models to deliver robust and reliable predictions of reservoir geometries and properties to our customers.
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