Keith Richardson leaves Chemoil

Fri 28 Jan 2011, 11:31 GMT

Keith Richardson leaves Chemoil

Chemoil's Global Business Development Manager, Keith Richardson, has left the organization.

Commenting on Richardson's departure, Chemoil said: "There is no change in Chemoil's senior leadership team. Chemoil’s management and staff hail from over 20 countries around the world, and as in any global operations, staff attrition is expected from time to time. We wish Mr Richardson the very best in his new endeavors."

Chemoil recently announced the appointment of Ocean Connect's former Chief Executive Officer, Tom Reilly, as new CEO and Director as of January 3, 2011.

The appointment was linked to Chemoil's acquisition of OceanConnect Holding's marine fuel business for approximately US$25 million.

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