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The Executive Committee (ExCom) is OCIMF’s senior decision-making body, comprising representatives from a maximum of 15 members, including the Chair and Vice Chair(s) who are ex officio members. Members of the Executive Committee are elected at the Annual General Meeting. Reporting to ExCom, OCIMF’s Secretariat runs the organisation day to day and provides coordination, assurance and risk insight to support member-led governance and decision-making.

OCIMF’s committees, which deliver the organisation’s outcomes, are made up of subject experts from across OCIMF’s global membership. The structure comprises three Principal Committees which oversee strategic priorities and convene specialist Expert Groups and Working Groups to deliver specific outputs, such as information papers and safety guidance updates. Four Functional Committees provide cross-cutting expertise on legal, human factors, environment and maritime security across committee and group work. Communities of Practice (CoPs), set up as extensions of Expert Groups, provide learning forums where members and relevant stakeholders can share knowledge and insight, build common understanding and support consistent practice.

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is the senior policymaking Committee of OCIMF.

The membership of the Executive Committee is limited to a maximum of 15 members plus the Chair and Vice Chair(s) who are ex officio members. Members of the Executive Committee are elected at the Annual General Meeting.

Lambros Klaoudatos (Chair) BP
Waddah Ghanem (Vice Chair) ENOC
Barbara Pickering (Vice Chair) Chevron
Abdulmohsen Al Rabeeah  Saudi Aramco
Chris Bulera  ConocoPhillips 
Heidi Aakre  Equinor
Jerome Cousin Total
Karrie Trauth Shell
Colin Chisholm IMT
Koshi Okuda PIMA
Luciano Maldonado  Petrobras
Steve Hawkins Marathon Petroleum

Secretariat

The day to day administration of OCIMF is carried out by a full time Secretariat consisting of people seconded from member companies’ or directly employed by OCIMF.

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