New President of Weir Flow Control appointed
Published by Callum O'Reilly,
Senior Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
The Weir Group PLC has appointed David Paradis to its Group Executive as President of the Weir Flow Control Division, effective 23 January 2017.
Mr Paradis will succeed John Heasley, who was appointed Weir Group Chief Financial Officer in October 2016.
Mr Paradis is currently President of Weir Oil & Gas’ Pressure Pumping business. Before joining Weir, he spent 22 years working in the flow control industry including 14 years with Tyco Flow Control.
Weir Group’s Chief Executive Officer, Jon Stanton, said: “David is a great leader and his appointment reflects the depth and strength of the management team at Weir. He has led Pressure Pumping, the Group’s largest business unit, with distinction through challenging markets. During this time he has improved safety and increased investment in research and development that has helped deliver differentiated technology that extends Weir’s leadership positions in attractive upstream markets.”
Mr Paradis added: “I am delighted to be given the opportunity to lead Weir Flow Control. It is a business with great people and great potential. Across Weir there is a passion for delivering innovative technology and outstanding customer service and we’ll build on those strengths to help make our customers even more successful.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/refining/13012017/new-president-of-weir-flow-control-appointed/
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