Harbour Energy presenting the Young Professional Award at the Offshore Achievement Awards 2024.

OAA Young Professional Finalists Announced

The finalists in the OAA Young Professional Category have been announced today (Friday 7th February 2025) following a two-stage process.  The 38th Offshore Achievement

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The finalists in the OAA Young Professional Category have been announced today (Friday 7th February 2025) following a two-stage process. 

The 38th Offshore Achievement Awards (OAA’s), supported by principal sponsor Bilfinger, recognise outstanding achievements in the energy industry.

The Young Professional Award recognises the professional capability and the wider contribution made to the energy industry by a person aged 35 or under.

A team of 35 judges reviewed all 21 entries in the category and shortlisted 7 candidates. The 7 candidates were all interviewed by a panel of 4 at Harbour Energy. The finalists are:

  • Nandini Nagra, bp
  • Stuart Hamilton, Fugro
  • Darrell Lines, Integrity HSE
  • Tanya Gill, PBS

Ian Phillips, Board Director of SPE Aberdeen, says, “This year’s Young Professional finalists truly exemplify exceptional talent and diversity. Their career journeys are remarkable, with many overcoming significant challenges and forging unique paths in the industry. We were particularly impressed by candidates who pursued non-traditional routes—from innovative apprenticeships to entrepreneurial ventures—and those thriving in corporate environments. Beyond their professional achievements, these finalists demonstrate a profound commitment to the community, engaging in mentorship, charity work, and supporting professional bodies. Selecting our finalists was incredibly difficult, and it’s been an inspiring and humbling process.”

For further information on the Offshore Achievement Awards finalists, sponsorship opportunities and how to buy tickets, please visit: www.spe-oaa.org 

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