Who is Bob Keiller? The blockbuster resume of oil boss ‘mad enough’ to try and save Aberdeen’s Union Street
Could Bob Keiller be the man to save Union Street?
Could Bob Keiller be the man to save Union Street?
Oil giants should spend their billions of windfall profits on transition, not shareholder returns, according to the former CEO of Wood Group.
Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce (AGCC) has announced the appointment of industrialist Bob Keiller as its chairman and has published accounts which reveal the impact of the pandemic on the business group’s finances.
International offshore logistics firm Asco Group, of Aberdeen, is starting Christmas week under new ownership.
Scottish Enterprise chairman and former Wood Group chief executive Bob Keiller was yesterday unveiled as Scotland’s “icon of the year” in the Barclays Entrepreneur Awards.
A leading north-east businesswoman said she turned to soup making to help pull her firm together through the downturn.
Helping business to scale up to the next level is key for growing Scotland’s economy and creating jobs, one of the north-east’s top entrepreneurs said yesterday.
Former Wood Group chief executive Bob Keiller is among the judges for Virgin Group’s competition for Scottish start-ups.
Total Perspectives, a provider of inspirational leadership seminars and training, is happy to announce the return of Leadercast Live to the north-east.
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Robin Watson will officially assume the chief executive role for Wood Group tomorrow.
Throughout the holiday season Energy Voice will be taking a look back at some of our most read columns from 2015.
Outgoing Wood Group chief executive Bob Keiller is poised to launch a business aimed at cultivating the next generation of Scottish business leaders.
Bob Keiller’s business path started on a council estate in Jedburgh, managing the local paper round.
A competition where Scottish entrepreneurs can win funding up to £100,000 will be judged by outgoing the chief executive of the Wood Group, Bob Keiller, at an event in Edinburgh next month.
Wood Group chief executive Bob Keiller is stepping away from oil and gas to help drive the Scottish economy forward.
The outgoing chief executive of Wood Group has been named as the new chairman of Scottish Enterprise. Industry veteran Bob Keiller, who announced last month he would retire from the top spot at the oil and gas company, will take over from Crawford Gillies next year. Keiller had previously hinted at new opportunities when his departure was made public and said he had several business interests on the horizon.
Wood Group has announced that Robbie Brown will step down from his roles as general counsel and company secretary at the end of the year.
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It was the “right time” for Wood Group’s Bob Keiller to leave the top role, according to the firm’s chairman.
Wood Group has revealed Robin Watson will take the reins of the company after Bob Keiller retires at the end of the year.
Wood Group today confirmed Robin Watson will replace Bob Keiller as the company’s chief executive.
Bob Keiller sends a message on Core Values to Wood Group employees every week. The note below is taken from a message he sent to employees a few weeks ago. Remember the '80s US rock band Van Halen? Ever heard of a clause buried deep in their lengthy touring contract? It stated something like “there should be no brown M&Ms backstage…if found, the band has the right to cancel the concert at full pay without warning.”
I’ve received many questions following recent articles on how to manage during difficult times. Readers are asking what specific things they could do, or I have done, or we are planning to turn the generic advice into practical measures. Well, I suppose it all depends. My business situation will be different from everyone else’s, so my decisions may or may not be relevant to others, but I am happy to share some of the tactical options we took to make our business less vulnerable during the current downturn in our industry.
Many of us are old enough to remember buying vinyl albums. After you bought a new one, you would study every detail of the cover, and, then, you would play it repeatedly until you knew every track. Not only that, you knew the order of the tracks. I find good music inspirational. Some of you will already know that I write a weekly message on Core Values to my employees, and I always use a musical reference as a hook. So today, I want to share my playlist for leading in difficult times.