Veshash Singh is a Production Geologist at Heritage Petroleum Company Limited with more than 13 years of experience in reservoir modelling, operations geology and subsurface interpretation. Since joining Heritage in 2020, he has integrated seismic, well and production data to develop geological models, support development drilling and identify opportunities within mature onshore fields. His previous roles include Geologist and Marketing Lead at Biostrat JV Limited and Geologist at Petrotrin. Veshash has served as a Director and Treasurer of the Geological Society of Trinidad and Tobago and actively mentors junior professionals. He holds bachelor’s degrees in Geology and Physics, a master’s degree in Environmental Science and Management, and an MBA. Outside geoscience, he is an accomplished competitive archer.

Krystal Ramdin is an Exploration Geoscientist with extensive experience in the energy industry. She has played a key role in maturing oil and gas exploration opportunities across Trinidad and Tobago, spanning the West Coast Soldado area, onshore Trinidad, the East Coast Marine Area, and deepwater acreages. Her experience extends across the exploration lifecycle, including sub-regional studies, prospect generation and maturation and supporting well planning and execution. In addition to her oil and gas experience, Krystal has delivered technical evaluations for a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project in the United States.

Juan-Mauricio is a geoscientist with more than twenty-five years of experience in the oil and gas industry, the last fifteen of them with Woodside (previously BHP Petroleum). He obtained his B Sc in Geology from National University (Colombia) in 1992, and after more than 4 years of working in field geology in the Colombian Andes, he joined BP’s Cusiana Development Team. Later, he moved to USA for graduate studies, where he obtained his Ph D in Geophysics from Stanford University. Since 2005 he has been working as an expert in Rock Physics and Quantitative Seismic Interpretation, carrying out projects around the world: Asia, Australia, USA, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Trinidad and Egypt. For about 8 years he participated in the appraisal programs to evaluate hydrocarbon discoveries offshore Mexico and Trinidad. He was instrumental on putting together the projects that acquired, processed and evaluated the first deep water OBN survey in Mexico, and the first CSEM survey offshore Trinidad, both with excellent results. He promotes the use of rock physics as the key link between geology and geophysical measurements, providing results that reduce subsurface uncertainty and guide informed decisions.