JDR COO Becomes Part of NOF Energy Board

NOF Energy, the energy industry business development organisation, has appointed Richard Turner, chief operating officer of JDR Cables, to its board.

He joined JDR Cables in 2014 following almost five years as vice president global manufacturing with Technip Umbilical Systems.

NOF Energy’s board, which is made up of 13 industry professionals from the energy sector supply chain, works to inform and direct the organisation’s strategy.

Richard Turner said: “I am very pleased to be invited to join the board of NOF Energy. It is a very proactive organisation that consistently supports the business development ambitions of its members. The broad expertise and experience of the board is invaluable to assisting the development of NOF Energy’s offering, particularly in the current evolving industry environment.”

George Rafferty, chief executive of NOF Energy, said: “Richard is a welcome addition to the NOF Energy board. His insight into the challenges and opportunities that face the energy supply chain will be of particular benefit.

“The role of the board has never been more important as NOF Energy evolves its offering to meet the changing landscape of the global energy industry. The support and guidance the board gives to the management team enables us to provide our members with effective services across a range of energy markets.”

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