Risk Management Summit 2019

Ms Nyland was appointed director general of the NPD in 2007. She joined the directorate in 1989 as a senior geologist, and was appointed to her first management position in 1994 before becoming a member of the management team in 2000. Ms Nyland began her career as an exploration geologist in Statoil, where she worked for five years. She has served on a number of boards, including those of the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI), the Norwegian Institute for Energy Technology (IFE), the University Fund for Rogaland and the University of Stavanger. Member of NTVA - Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences.

• 2014─present: Auditor General of Norway
• 1981─2013: Member of Parliament (MP), representing the Conservative Party. Examples on roles as a MP:
o 2009─2013: Second Vice President of the Storting
o 2005─2013: Member of the Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
o 1989─1993: Chair of the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
• 2001─2005: Minister of Finance

Anne has worked for the PSA since 2013 and has a wide experience covering both engineering, research and HSEQ Management with the NPD and BP Norge.

Anne is the chairman of Safety Forum. In addition to member of, among others, the IRF (International Regulators Forum), Employer council and NSOAF (North Sea Offshore Authorities Forum.

Anne is married, and has two children.

Professor Mohn holds an MSc in economics from the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH; 1991), and a PhD in petroleum economics from the University of Stavanger (2008). His background includes academic research at Statistics Norway (1992-1994), macroeconomic research at DNB Markets (1994-1996), as well as a variety of positions in economics, finance, strategy, and communication with Statoil (1996-2013), where he also served as corporate chief economist (2009-2013). Primary research interests lie in the intersection between economics, energy, and resource management, with a particular concern for the tension between energy, petroleum, and climate change, including economic spill-overs and policy implications for resource-rich economies (like Norway).

Eyvind Aven, Master in business administration at NHH, joined Statoil or Equinor in 1992. He has experience from shipping, corporate planning and economic analysis both in Equinor and in banks. He is now senior advisor in the Corporate Risk department in Equinor.
Aven has more than 20 years of experience within the Enterprise Risk management (ERM) approach and has been one of the key contributors in building up Equinor’s ERM. The ERM comprises both risk contribution to the Strategy work, financial robustness, risk assessments at group level including both risks with monetary and no financial impact. The department has also the responsibility for the Risk management process in Equinor including functional and working requirements.”

Dag Eggan currently holds the position as SVP Business Performance in OKEA AS. Prior to this, SVP Health, Environment and Safety in OKEA AS from June 2015 to December 2018. Overall responsible on behalf of OKEA as Transition Manager for the Draugen Operatorship Transition process from Shell to OKEA in H2, 2018.

Dag Eggan has held several senior management positions prior to joining OKEA AS, including Quality Risk Manager in the Mobile Newbuilds (MNB) Group in Statoil ASA and VP QHSE in Ocean Rig (latter over two periods). Dag was also co-founder and partner of PIER Offshore Management Services, where he held the position as VP QHSE, and in parallel also held executive positions on behalf of clients including VP QHSE Drilling in Sevan Drilling and QHSE Director in Skeie Drilling & Production (now Rowan Drilling) over the same period.

Over 20 years of experience managing QHSE in the offshore industry both in Norway and internationally, being instrumental in building up three (3) Drilling Contractor Companies and one Operating Company over this period. As part of this Dag have been overall QHSE responsible for design and construction of more than 10 newbuild MODU projects in the US, Singapore and China and starting up/managing deepwater drilling operations in various parts of the world including East Coast Canada, Cuba, West Africa, Brazil, the Falkland Islands, the UK, Norway and the Barents Sea.

Holds a MSc in Environmental Engineering from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

I have been working for Equinor since 2004 and have had different positions in the IT organisation, both operational and management positions.Since January 2011 I have had the Chief Information Security Officer role in Equinor.
Before Equinor I worked mostly as a consultant in IT departments in different companies where I have been involved in many different areas of IT work. My experience is mostly from IT in the oil and gas industry
I hold a master degree in Information technology with Cybernetics as main topic

Consulting Manager Cyber Security in Sopra Steria. Has worked many years as solutions architect and cybersecurity engineer in Equinor and has been hands on in many assessments and penetration tests towards industrial control systems and instrumented safety systems both on- and offshore. He is now doing consultancy services across companies, with primary focus on industrial systems.
Has particular interest and knowledge about the techniques attackers use, how industrial systems are built, and how major accidents on oil-and-gas plants can be caused by cyberattacks.

41 years old, Bachelor in HR. Background within Business Development and HR Management mainly within the Technology sector, the O&G industry and Logistics over the last 20 years.
Managing Director, Optilift, 2013-d.d
Global Collaboration Specialist, Cisco, 2011-2013
Area Manager, Tandberg, 2008-2011
HR Manager, Premier Oil, 2004-2008
HR Manager, Helgø, 2002-2004
Account Manager, DHL International, 1998-2002

Marit Blaasmo holds a MSc degree in Petroleum Engineering from Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). She joined Aker BP in August 2017 as VP D&W Improvement & Performance with main responsibility for D&W improvement agenda and structure, facilitation of learning activities between rig operations, lean approach in D&W and performance analyses. Blaasmo’s experience includes a variety of operational and management positions within well planning and execution, performance improvement, digitalization and strategic activities from both Baker Hughes INTEQ (1999-2003) and Equinor (previously Statoil) (2003 – 2017).

Tore Sagvolden holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH), Trondheim, 1983. He has more than 20 years' experience with risk assessment related to major accidents and HSE issues and is a recognized specialist within his area of competence. He has extensive experience from performing and managing studies and advisory services related to safety and reliability. His work experience is mainly related to the international oil and gas industry in addition to transportation, land-based industry and nuclear.

Education:
MSc in Thermodynamics from NTH, Trondheim 1988
Master in Prosct Management CERAM Univ. Sofia Antipolis, Frankrike 1997.

Experience:
• 9 Years with Esso/Exxon in Norway and USA, Involved in operations, inspection and maintenance, modifications and engineering support.
• Development projects FPSOs – Norway and UK
• Plant Manager Ringnes Tou, part of the Carlsberg Group (Lean, operations management, improvement projects)
• Involved in development of the Asset Integrity (Inspection- and Maintenance Management group in AGR
• PSA Norway from 2011. Section Manager HSE Management from 2012.
• Involved in Standardisation as the PSA representative in the Sector Board on Petroleum Standardisation. Involved in CEN and ISO standardisation activities.
• Key areas: Maintenance Management, Inspection Management.

Jakob Korsgaard (1971)

Danish and resident in Stavanger, Norway
Employed with the A.P. Moller Maersk Group since 1991 and presently Managing Director with Maersk Drilling Norway. Has had international postings for the APMM Group in Egypt, Norway, Great Britain and United Arab Emirates. Is Vice President / Deputy Chairman of the NSA and Chairing the group of drilling contractors under the NSA umbrella.

Senior Vice President and Chief Economist in Equinor, group responsible for macroeconomics and energy and commodity market analyses, and head of strategy in mid- and downstream.
Broad experience from government, academics and private sector companies, as advisor and in different leadership positions. In Equinor, leader of Corporate Strategy, Corporate Planning and Analysis, Economic Analysis in Upstream Norway, Energy Market Analysis in addition to current role.
Currently non-executive member of the Board of Innovation Norway, and non-resident fellow at Payne Institute, Colorado School of Mines, as well as non-executive member of the Board of Centre for applied research at the Norwegian School of Economics.
2018: Member of the Global Commission to examine Geopolitics of Energy Transformation, set up by IRENA, the International Renewable Energy Agency.
July 2016 – February 2018 non-executive member of the Board of the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanstilsynet).
2014-2018 in different energy initiatives under World Economic Forum, including special advisor for their work on energy architecture and member of the global council on the future of energy.
In the period 2010-2013 member of the Executive Board of the Central Bank of Norway.
Previous work experience from the Centre for applied research at the Norwegian School of Economics, Norwegian Ministry of Finance, Total E&P Norway, and Pöyry Management Consulting/Econ Centre for economic analysis.