MEMBER NEWS: Peterson Energy Logistics appoints new Finance Director

February 9, 2024
MEMBER NEWS: Peterson Energy Logistics appoints new Finance Director

Peterson Energy Logistics has announced the appointment of Christine Dodds to its leadership team as Finance Director.

She will lead the finance and shared services teams as the company rises to the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition and internationalisation.

Christine joins Peterson Energy Logistics from oil and gas exploration and production company Repsol, where she spent 13 years in a series of roles in financial reporting and business planning.

Born and raised in Aberdeen, she started her career in the city at Deloitte, before spending two years working for KPMG in the Cayman Islands.

Commenting on her appointment, Christine said: “I am very excited about what lies ahead and look forward to being part of a company whose values are so aligned with my own.

“As a family-owned business, Peterson Energy Logistics really cares about its people and strives to make a positive impact both in Aberdeen and the wider energy industry.

“I look forward to being part of the leadership team, helping to drive financial success and strategic growth from the company’s position as the key logistics partner for the energy transition.”

In addition to her role, Christine also sits on the OEUK Diversity & Inclusion taskforce and is involved with the Axis women’s network in Aberdeen.

Sarah Moore, CEO of Peterson Energy Logistics, said: “We are very pleased to welcome Christine to the team as our new Finance Director.

“She brings a wealth of professional experience and her impressive track record strengthens our leadership team as we continue to deliver safe, innovative and efficient logistics services for our customers globally.

“Christine joins at an exciting time for the business as we evolve our existing offering further to support the industry in achieving our shared sustainability targets on our collective journey towards net zero.”

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