Energy conference 2023: Offshore company praises networking opportunities

…as more job seekers added to manpower agency’s database

The networking opportunities offered by the recently concluded International Energy Conference and Expo, came in for high praise from offshore company El Dorado Offshore, which revealed that a number of job seekers have been added to their database.
El Dorado Offshore, which is a manpower and recruitment agency, recently participated in and exhibited at the Guyana Energy Conference and Expo. In a statement subsequently, El Dorado Head Sherry Ferrell praised the opportunity the conference offered to network and build its database.
According to Ferrell, through the conference they were able to engage with job seekers and add them to their database. The company was also able to network with stakeholders in the energy sector. According to Ferrell, this is an exciting time in Guyana’s history.

“The Guyana Energy Conference provided a great opportunity for us to network with many of our stakeholders in the energy sector. We were also able to meet with job seekers who were added to our database. We are happy to be part of this exciting time in Guyana’s history, and to play a role in the country’s development,” Ferrell said.
It was also explained that El Dorado was also able to share its expertise and experience in human resource management and personnel logistics. They were also able to engage with key stakeholders in the energy sector, including Government representatives, energy experts, and industry leaders.
“With the participation of several regional Heads of Government and experts in the energy sector, this conference was a valuable platform for exchanging ideas and building partnerships that can contribute to the sustainable development of the energy sector in Guyana and the surrounding regions.”
“The company shared its expertise and experience in the field of human resource management and personnel logistics to explore ways to contribute to the growth and development of the energy sector in Guyana and beyond,” the company added.
El Dorado is operational in Guyana, Columbia, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago. According to the company, it employs more than 500 professionals. They made it clear that they are committed to local content and the growth of the oil and gas sector.
“EDO is committed to supporting the growth and development of the energy sector in Guyana and the wider Caribbean Region. Along with Sherry Ferrell, Sarona Samaroo and Jynelle Mohamed from Trinidad and Tobago, Torasha Faerber from Suriname, and members of the local EDO team attended the conference.”
“With a team of over 500 professionals, onshore and offshore, in Colombia, Guyana, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago, EDO is well-positioned to support the development of the energy sector and to provide its clients with the highest quality of manpower and recruitment services,” the company’s statement said.