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CARIB | Apr 1, 2023

Corporate Movements | Massy, NGC and more

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Ian Walcott (left), in his capacity as managing director of Nutrien, signs a collaborative agreement with Mark Loquan, president of the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago (NGC), in June 2022. Photo taken on June 2, 2022. (Photo: NGC.co.tt)

Massy Holdings’ appointment

Massy Holdings is advising of the appointment of James McLetchie as executive vice president and group chief financial officer. The appointment, previously set for June, will now take effect on August 15, 2023. 

MFS Capital Partners changes

Effective Friday (March 31), Robert Barnes, chief operating officer (COO) at MFS Capital Partners Limited, is now overseeing the finance responsibilities.

This comes following the resignation of Kamille Martin as the head of finance. Her resignation is effective March 31.

Walcott appointed NGC vice president

The state-owned National Gas Company (NGC) of Trinidad and Tobago has hired the former president of Nutrien, Ian Walcott as its new vice president of operations.

Walcott comes to the company just months after exiting Nutrien following what was described as a difference of opinion with his former employers. He replaces Ramesh Heeralal, who has been relocated to oversee the terminal expansion project of the NGC’s subsidiary, Phoenix Park Gas Processors, which has acquired a natural gas to liquids terminal in Hull, Texas.

NGC owns 51 per cent of Phoenix Park Gas Processors.

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