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Name Company Name City, State Country Akshay Manjramkar International Association of Drilling Contractors Conference Attendees Handout List IADC World Drilling 2021 Conference & Exhibition Name Company Name City, State Country Akshay Manjramkar ASKARA ENTERPRISES Mumbai India Arun Karle ASKARA ENTERPRISES Sugar Land, TX USA Bob Judge BAKER HUGHES Houston, TX USA Greg Myers BAKER HUGHES Houston, TX USA Javier Franco BAKER HUGHES Houston, TX USA Lamberto Nonno BAKER HUGHES Celle Germany Matt Boerlage BAKER HUGHES Houston, TX USA Afag Hashimova BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Elvin Garashli BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Fakhraddin Eminili BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan İsa Rufullazadə BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Kanan Mammadov BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Rafael Gurbanov BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Rahima Abbasova BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Sona Hamzayeva BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Zarifa Jabrailova BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Zhala Mammadova BAKU HIGHER OIL SCHOOL Baku Azerbaijan Lina Serpa BP Aberdeen United Kingdom Lee Womble CAMERON, A SCHLUMBERGER COMPANY Houston, TX USA Nathan Hartwig CAMERON, A SCHLUMBERGER COMPANY Sugar Land, TX USA Mark Scholz CANADIAN ASSOC OF OILWELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS Calgary, AB Canada Bernardo Pettenatti CAROIL FRANCE Pau France Kelsey Corrigan CHEVRON Buenos Aires Argentina Kim McHugh CHEVRON Houston, TX USA Tony Carlson CONTROL TECHNOLOGY Blackfalds, AB Canada Martin Huseby Karlsen DNB NOR MARKETS Oslo Norway R. H. Bob Geddes ENSIGN ENERGY SERVICES INC. Houston, TX USA Bjorn Engedal EQUINOR Bergen Norway Carri Lockhart EQUINOR Stavanger Norway Erik Kirkemo EQUINOR Stavanger Norway Gry Lindboe EQUINOR Stavanger Norway Fuad Safarov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Kanan Gafarov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Laman Jalilova FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Majid Nasibov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Murad Huseynov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Nigar Novruzova FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Nurana Ismayilova FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Rasul Amirov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Togrul Babayev FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Vusal Azimov FRENCH AZERBAIJAN UNIVERSITY Baku Azerbaijan Hervé Vigor HELMERICH & PAYNE Pau France Jim Nowotny HELMERICH & PAYNE Tulsa, OK USA Loïc Brillaud HELMERICH & PAYNE Pau France Shane Marchand HELMERICH & PAYNE Tulsa, OK USA Dennis Vollmar HERRENKNECHT VERTICAL GMBH Schwanau Germany Jýrgen Binder HERRENKNECHT VERTICAL GMBH Schwanau Germany Mathieu Ernst HERRENKNECHT VERTICAL GMBH Schwanau Germany Ulrich Hahne HERRENKNECHT VERTICAL GMBH Schwanau Germany Waldemar Borgens HERRENKNECHT VERTICAL GMBH Schwanau Germany Richard Lynch HESS CORPORATION Houston, TX USA Jason McFarland IADC Houston, TX USA Lars Nydahl Jorgensen IADC Hørsholm Denmark Cinnamon Edralin IHS MARKIT Houston, TX USA Pamela Cordova IHS MARKIT London United Kingdom Sarah McLean IHS MARKIT Aberdeen United Kingdom Marit Brommer INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSOCIATION Bochum Germany Anna Moffat KCA DEUTAG Aberdeen United Kingdom Rodrigo Rendon KCA DEUTAG Aberdeen United Kingdom Ahmad AlSabaa KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia 6/17/2021 Page 1 of 4 Name Company Name City, State Country Ahmed Abdelaal KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Ahmed Hamdy Gowida KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Ahmed Hashim KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Ahmed Mahmoud KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Badr Bageri KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Hany Gamal KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Khaled Zidan Ibrahim KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Salaheldin Elkatatny KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Siddig Mutrif KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM & MINERALS Dhahran Saudi Arabia Mikhail Mosesyan LUKOIL OVERSEAS NORTH SHELF Oslo Norway Emilie Belling MAERSK DRILLING Kongens Lyngby Denmark Libbe Skovgaard-Petersen MAERSK DRILLING Kongens Lyngby Denmark Morten Kelstrup MAERSK DRILLING Kongens Lyngby Denmark Aditi Kadam MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Avishkar Adhatrao MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Harsh Singhal MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Mehul Birari MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Nishu Jadaun MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Pushkar Ghodke MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Saumya Koul MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Shubh Sharma MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Shubham Chavan MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Sujit Jadhav MAHARASHTRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Pune India Miguel Sanchez NABORS INTERNATIONAL Houston, TX USA Nisim Shushan NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Singapore Singapore Frederic Jacquemin NOBLE DRILLING Luxembourg Luxembourg Brian Woodward NOBLE SERVICES COMPANY Sugar Land, TX USA Guido van den Bos NOV Schiedam The Netherlands Joe Rovig NOV Houston, TX USA Marta Lafuente NOV Paris France Nahum Ronquillo NOV Houston, TX USA Richard Verhoef NOV Etten Leur The Netherlands Joe Leask OIL AND GAS UK (OGUK) Aberdeen United Kingdom Markus Doschek OMV E&P GMBH Vienna Austria Amit Parmar PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Arpit Patel PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Darshan Panchal PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Madhav Titiya PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Mohan Shihora PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Pooja Bhatia PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Raj Kothiya PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Shivam Patel PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Sohil Dhanani PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Vidhi Bhalodia PANDIT DEENDAYAL ENERGY UNIVERSITY Gandhinagar India Bryan Collins PARKER DRILLING Houston, TX USA Joe Lochridge PARKER DRILLING Houston, TX USA Sandy Esslemont PARKER DRILLING Houston, TX USA Cristiano Zank PETROBRAS Rio de Janeiro Brazil Fulco Fulco PETROBRAS Rio de Janeiro Brazil Gene Stahl PRECISION DRILLING COMPANY Houston, TX USA Robert Houston PRECISION DRILLING COMPANY Houston, TX USA Chase Noordwijk RELYON NUTEC Rotterdam The Netherlands Abbas Alkhayat ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Enitan Onifade ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Gilbert Omitta ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Jacob Blair ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Janiah Japar ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Juliao Massango ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Paul Sutherland ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Reza Sanaee ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Sadaf Shah ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Sam Morvaridnejad ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Maarten Sturm ROLLOOS Papendrecht The Netherlands Mark van Hoven ROLLOOS Papendrecht The Netherlands 6/17/2021 Page 2 of 4 Name Company Name City, State Country Ria Hut ROLLOOS Papendrecht The Netherlands Lars Eirik Nicolaisen RYSTAD ENERGY Oslo Norway Bryan Atchison SAFE INFLUX Aberdeen United Kingdom Paolo Allara SAIPEM SPA Milano Italy MItch Taylor SAMUEL TERRY ASSET MANAGEMENT Sydney Australia Marie Merle Caekebeke SCHLUMBERGER Houston, TX USA Andy Westlake SEADRILL Houston, TX USA Bruce Worthington SEADRILL London United Kingdom Leif Nelson SEADRILL London United Kingdom Martin Brand SEADRILL Houston, TX USA Neil Forrest SEADRILL London United Kingdom Neil Gooding SEADRILL London United Kingdom Richard McConomy SEADRILL London United Kingdom Robina McCann SEADRILL London United Kingdom John Gallagher SHELL Rijswijk The Netherlands Eldaniz Bayramli SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Eldar Isgandarov SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Eldar Yaradanguliyev SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Elshan Ismayilov SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Eynulla Orujov SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Ilgar Mammadov SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Ramazan Najafov SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Ulkar Abdullayeva SOCAR-AQS Baku Azerbaijan Charles de Bruijn SPM MARINE & OFFSHORE B.V. Drunen The Netherlands Chris Carbaugh STENA DRILLING Aberdeen United Kingdom Chiem van Miltenburg TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY DELFT Delft The Netherlands Elon Hendriksen TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY DELFT Delft The Netherlands Chris French THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Dave Massey THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Jennifer Medcalf THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Anar Ismayilov TOTALENERGIES Paris France Aurelien Joathon TOTALENERGIES Cape Town South Africa Bertrand Cesaire TOTALENERGIES Paris France Celine Martin TOTALENERGIES Paris France David Haddad TOTALENERGIES Paris France Eric Delattre TOTALENERGIES Paris France Eric Moigny TOTALENERGIES Pau France Frank Torrealba TOTALENERGIES Paris France Grégoire Kauffmann TOTALENERGIES Paris France Jean-Francois Crouillere TOTALENERGIES Paris France Jerome Guyon TOTALENERGIES Paris France Joel Penka TOTALENERGIES Paris France Karine Orski TOTALENERGIES Paris France Khalil Abderrazak TOTALENERGIES Paris France Philippe Jeannet TOTALENERGIES Paris France Remi Banquet TOTALENERGIES Paris France Xavier Rouzeaud TOTALENERGIES Pau France Amy Hickey TRANSOCEAN Houston, TX USA Arthur Russi TRANSOCEAN Singapore Singapore David McQuilkin TRANSOCEAN Houston, TX USA Eirik Sunde TRANSOCEAN
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