The Scottish Oil Club
The Scottish Oil Club is a national forum for the presentation and discussion of views on the economic, industrial, technological and political aspects of petroleum and other energy resources.
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The Scottish Oil Club The Scottish Oil Club is a national forum for the presentation and discussion of views on the economic, industrial, technological and political aspects of petroleum and other energy resources. |
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Speaker | Arrangements | Booking | Wine Order | Hotel Rooms | Hospitality | Table Availability | "The 28th Annual Dinner of the Scottish Oil Club"
SponsorsThe following are Sponsors of the 28th Annual Dinner (2006) of the Scottish Oil Club.
Click here for information about Sponsorship. ArrangementsDress will be dinner jackets with decorations.
[top] PricingThe cost is £85 + VAT per person for Members of The Scottish Oil Club and their Guests. Individual bookings are accepted. Tables are sized for 10 (5 feet diameter) or 12 (6 feet diameter) people. Subsequent full tables (10 or 12 people) after the first full table booking are available at a discounted cost of £70 + VAT per person. Booking
Contact the Scottish Oil Club Secretary for more information. Wine Orders for the EventThe Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa will send out the wine and drink order form for each table direct to the table hosts well in advance of the event. See the following documents provided by The Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa:
The contact at the hotel is: Hotel Rooms for Members and their GuestsThe Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa has reserved 42 rooms for guests staying over the night of the dinner (24th February 2006) at favourable rates. Book as early as possible to secure these rooms. All room bookings must be made 6 weeks prior to the event. Due to the rugby event the following day, hotel rooms will be in short supply in Edinburgh this weekend. Hosts and members are requested to book rooms directly with the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa rather than via the Club. Hospitality SuitesCorporate members of the Club may wish to entertain their guests before the dinner in separate hospitality suites. The Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa has a number of hospitality suites available and should be booked direct with the Hotel and not through the Club. [top]
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inspirational captain and a fearsome front-row forward, Sole will always be
remembered as the man who led Scotland on their slow walk onto the
Murrayfield pitch which so ignited the crowd and led to Grand Slam glory in
1990. First capped in 1986, Sole went on to appear 44 times for his country
including a record 25 appearances as captain. In 1989, Sole toured Australia
with the British Lions and, at the last World Cup, brought his articulate
views to the rugby-watching world, co-commentating on television.
Dr
Hayward joined the BP group in 1982 and following a series of technical and
commercial roles in BP Exploration in London, Aberdeen, France, China and
Glasgow, he became executive assistant to Lord Browne in 1990. Two years
later he moved to Colombia as Exploration manager, and in September 1995 he
became president of the BP group in Venezuela. In August 1997 he returned to
London as a director of BP Exploration. He became group vice president
of BP Amoco Exploration and Production as well as a member of the group's
Upstream executive committee in 1999. He was appointed group treasurer in
September 2000 where his responsibilities included global treasury
operations, Foreign exchange dealing, corporate finance, project finance and
mergers and acquisitions. Dr Hayward became an executive vice president in
April 2002. He became chief operating officer - Exploration and Production
in November 2002 and chief executive officer - Exploration and Production in
January 2003. Dr. Hayward's PhD is in Geology from the University of
Edinburgh, 1982.
