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Mon 1 Oct 2018, 07:45 GMT

Dan-Bunkering adds two staff members in the US


James Bourne and Jake Thomas Maxwell join Houston and Stamford offices, respectively.

Jake Maxwell (left) now forms part of Dan-Bunkering's trading team in Stamford, whilst accounting manager James Bourne (right) is based in Houston.
Image credit: A/S Dan-Bunkering
Dan-Bunkering (America) Inc. has announced the employment of two new staff members, James Bourne and Jake Thomas Maxwell, who have joined the company's offices in Houston and Stamford, respectively.

Bourne has been appointed as accounting manager and is based in Houston. He comes with more than 15 years' experience as a finance professional within the oil and gas industry and is a graduate of Texas A&M University.

Maxwell has joined the Stamford office as a junior bunker trader after finishing his bachelor's degree in energy, business and finance at Pennsylvania State University.

The two Northern American offices were established in 2012 (Houston) and 2015 (Stamford), respectively, and have 13 employees of different nationalities in total.

Contact details for James Bourne and Jake Thomas Maxwell have been provided below.

James Bourne
Mobile: +1 832 526 4778
E-mail: jbo@dan-bunkering.com

Jake Thomas Maxwell
Mobile: +1 346 290 1210
Email: jtm@dan-bunkering.com

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