Maryse Jackman

Maryse Jackman holds a BSc in geology from the University of the West Indies and is working in the Resource Management Division at the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, Trinidad and Tobago. Her work functions include geological evaluations of open/idle blocks for the purpose of competitive bid rounds. She is currently pursuing an MBA in oil and gas management. Jackman has been an SPE volunteer with the Trinidad and Tobago section since 2017. She is currently the director of publicity, where she is the editor of the section’s newsletter, Top Drive.

Career Development

Opportunities in Drilling and Achieving Sustainability: Q&A With Nkechi Emmanuella Anasoh

Oando Energy Resources’ Project Manager/Team Lead of Wells and Drilling, Nkechi Emmanuella Anasoh, and TWA Editor, Maryse Jackman, discuss sustainability, the importance of soft skills, and the advancement of women in leadership roles.

April 30, 2024 • Maryse Jackman • The Way Ahead
Business

Oil and Gas Bid Rounds: How Do They Work?

Discovery of oil and gas resources boosts a country’s economy, creates jobs, and nurtures the country’s growth and development. The success of oil and gas bid rounds over the decades has ensured that countries gain the value of their resources. This article describes the bid round process and explains how it works.

June 27, 2022 • Maryse Jackman • The Way Ahead
Career Development

Just Say the Word: How Language Certifications Expand Your Voice

The article hopes to illuminate the existence of language certifications and provide useful information and perspectives to the readership.

May 9, 2022 • Michael Cronin • The Way Ahead
Career Development

Inclusive Workplaces: TWA Women Editors Share Their Perspectives

Three women members of the TWA Editorial Committee share their perspectives on the evolving landscape for women in the oil and gas industry.

April 12, 2022 • Maryse Jackman • The Way Ahead