RIO OIL & GAS 2016

Since joining Shell in 1996 after graduating with a Master of Engineering in Chemical and Bioprocess from the University of Surrey, UK, she has enjoyed an international career living and working amongst others in the Netherlands, USA, Nigeria, Norway and latest Brazil. Her latest role prior to moving to Brazil was as the Asset Manager for the Troll gas and oil field in Norway. Since 2004, she has been actively involved in unitizations and is part of Shell´s global community of expertise for unitization.

Andrew Haynes is an oil & gas lawyer and the co-Head of Norton Rose Fulbright's Brazil practice. Andrew was previously Assistant General Counsel Global Corporate with BP p.l.c., overseeing all M&A legal work for BP globally, including in Latin America. Prior to BP, Andrew served as Deputy General Counsel for BG Group plc (formerly British Gas and one of the largest foreign investors in Brazil) overseeing all M&A globally, and was previously BG Group’s Chief Counsel for South America, based in Brazil, where he was involved in the Petrobras/ BG discovery and early stage development planning for Brazil's super-giant Santos Basin Pre-Salt discoveries. In addition to his transactional practice, Andrew is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and has significant experience managing international energy arbitration claims and political risks on behalf of international energy investors in emerging markets. Andrew is fluent in Portuguese.

Joined IPIECA as the Executive Director in 2011 following a 23-year career in BP. He graduated in Metallurgy and Materials Science from Imperial College, London, UK and was recruited into BP’s Refining and Marketing international graduate programme in 1986.

É um dos sócios fundadores da Barra Energia, exercendo o posto de Diretor Presidente da empresa.
É Presidente do Comitê da Exposição da Rio Oil & Gas 2016 e também Presidente do Comitê de Cooperação Empresarial da Fundação Getúlio Vargas - CCE / FGV, uma das mais prestigiosas Fundações de Estudos Econômicos do Brasil.
Foi Presidente da Repsol YPF no Brasil por 11 anos (até 2009), empresa que ajudou a fundar em 1998.
Foi um dos responsáveis pela criação do importante portfólio de E&P dessa companhia no Brasil, com destaque para a correta e pioneira decisão estratégica de entrar nos blocos do pré-sal da Bacia de Santos, que resultou em recursos potenciais para a Repsol da ordem de 2 bilhões de barris de óleo equivalente, e um valor de mercado (2010) de cerca de US$ 12 bilhões.
Foi Diretor de Exploração e Produção (E&P) da Petrobras – Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – entre 1990 e 1995, sendo simultaneamente Membro do Conselho de Administração da Petrobras Holding e suas Subsidiárias.
Responsável pelas áreas de Exploração, Perfuração e Produção da Petrobras no Brasil, gerenciava ao redor de 22.000 pessoas e 837 gerentes.