Liz Bossley Chief Executive Officer

Liz has a 25 year career in international energy markets, spanning trading and marketing, management of marketing departments and extensive experience of negotiating transportation, lifting and joint venture agreements. Her theatres of experience include the UK, Norwegian, Danish and Dutch sectors of the North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, the Mediterranean market and the Far East.

She began her career at the British National Oil Corporation trading state participation, royalty and equity oil on behalf of the British Government. After a brief spell in the City of London as an oil analyst, she joined Enterprise Oil plc as Head of Marketing, where she was responsible for selling the group's crude oil and related products, amounting to 10% of total UK North Sea production

In addition to providing business advisory services, Liz has acted as an expert witness in a range of trading disputes. She is a regular conference speaker and contributor to industry journals. She is the author of "Climate Change and Emissions Trading: What Every Business Needs to Know", "Brent/Forties/Oseberg: The Future Market", "A Guide to North Sea Operations", "North Sea Oil: The Tools of the Trade", "The Hole in the Barrel", "Trading Natural Gas in the UK" and "Bossley's Guide to Energy Conversions."

Carbon Markets Association
Liz Bossley of CEAG is a Director of the Carbon Markets Association ('CMA'), formerly London Climate Change Services. The CMA is a forum that exists to promote the shared interests of its member service providers in the climate change and emissions trading sectors.
For further details of CMA see www.londonclimatechange.org

Expert Witness Institute
Liz Bossley has been accepted for membership of the Expert Witness Institute. View Certificate
For information concerning EWI see www.ewi.org.uk

John Walmsley Executive Chairman

John has 30 years of experience in international oil and gas industry management. He was an Executive Director of Enterprise Oil plc from 1984-1993. As Managing Director, Finance and Business Development, he was responsible for finance, business development, marketing, investor relations and corporate affairs.

From 1994-1998 he was Chief Executive of Hardy Oil and Gas plc, a listed UK independent oil company with operations in the UK, North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, Australia, India and Pakistan.

Before that he spent 11 years with Arthur Andersen, where he was a Corporate Tax Partner, specialising in international oil and gas taxation. For many years he was Chairman of the UK Oil Industry Accounting Committee. He was appointed a non-executive director and chairman of the audit committee of Seeboard plc at privatisation.