Cameron Worthington-Wilmer

Manager - Operational Performance (BI), Excelerate Energy

Cameron Worthington-Wilmer is a mechanical engineer specializing in vessel and operational performance within the energy industry. With a strong background in analytics and business intelligence, he drives digitalization efforts to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and decision-making in marine operations.
Cameron is dedicated to providing greater visibility into operations through data, leveraging advanced analytics to uncover insights that drive performance improvements. By integrating digital tools and real-time monitoring, he aims to help transform his organization into a truly data-driven enterprise, where decision-making is proactive, efficient, and aligned with future industry demands. 

 

Jacqueline Di Crisci

Capital Projects Opportunity Manager, Chevron

Jacqui Di Crisci is an Opportunity Manager within Chevron’s Capital Projects group, overseeing new business investments for Nigeria and Mid Africa. Jacqui has over 20 years energy industry experience having held various roles of increasing responsibility in engineering, project delivery, business /commercial and management, across multiple regions; UK, Nigeria, Angola and North America. She has a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Bradford and a master’s degree in Subsea Engineering from Cranfield University, both in the UK. She also earned a Global Executive MBA from Instituto de Empress (IE) in Spain, renowned for its focus on innovation and leadership.

Jacqui currently serves as an Executive Board member for the Institute of Marine Engineering and Science and Technology (IMarEST) for the Gulf Coast Branch. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, baking, watching movies, and travelling. She has also recently become an avid artist and painter.

Julie Ingram

Director Engineering - Subsea and Floating Facilities, McDermott

Julie Ingram has worked in the offshore oil and gas industry for over 20 years. She started her career at Technip (now TechnipFMC) where she served in various technical, commercial and management roles, gaining experience in both shallow and deepwater before moving into a consulting role for Alpha Petroleum providing support for Operators for subsea tiebacks and new field developments. Julie then spent 4 years at Texas A&M University where she served as the Director of the Subsea Engineering Program in the College of Engineering and taught Subsea Project Implementation, Subsea Riser Design and Subsea Pipeline Design to graduate students. Julie also served as the Subsea Tieback Advisory Board academic member in her last year at TAMU. In her current role, Julie is the Director of Engineering for Subsea and Floating Facilities, with a global focus. She also serves as McDermott’s Technical Authority for Flexible Pipe. Julie received her BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin and her MS in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Houston.

 

Chiedozie Ekweribe

Capital Projects Opportunity Manager, Chevron

Chiedozie Ekweribe is a Capital Projects Opportunity Manager at Chevron, where he leads the shaping of new exploration and business development initiatives across global upstream portfolios. With over 17 years of experience in the energy industry, he has successfully managed complex projects and teams across onshore, offshore, and technology domains. In his previous role as Strategic Advisor to the President of Chevron’s Americas Region, he helped shape performance and investment strategies for key business units, advanced deepwater asset class technologies, and drove lower-carbon outcomes across operating assets.

Dozie is also a long-standing advocate for engineering talent development, having spent over 13 years recruiting top technical talent from strategic universities and mentoring early-career professionals. He holds master’s degrees in Chemical Engineering from Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas and in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. Outside of work, he enjoys playing tennis, reading, and spending quality time with his wife and three children.

Adam Reeves

Engineering Training Officer, Texas A&M University

With over 15 years of experience in the maritime industry, I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and skills with the next generation of marine engineers and professionals. I have a strong background in hydrocarbon measurement, marine transportation, and shipboard systems, and I hold multiple certifications from the US Coast Guard. As an Engineering Training Officer at Texas A&M University Galveston Campus, I create and deliver engaging lecture and lab material for 2nd and 4th year cadets on various topics, such as oily water separators, steering gear, marine sanitation devices, and refrigeration. I also collaborate with other instructors and staff to ensure a safe and effective learning environment for the cadets.

Additionally, I have extensive experience as a Hydrocarbon Measurement Analyst at ExxonMobil, where I performed global marine transportation loss analysis, provided technical guidance to the oil loss claims group, and served as a voting member and chairman of the API Committee on Measurement Accountability. I have also received the New Member Impact Award from the API for my significant contributions to the petroleum measurement standards and practices.