Providence brings forth new FD
Philip O'Quigley apppointed as finance director at Aim-listed oil and gas exploration company Providence Resources
Philip O'Quigley apppointed as finance director at Aim-listed oil and gas exploration company Providence Resources
Providence Resources, the Aim-listed oil and gas exploration company, has
appointed Philip O’Quigley as finance director.
Quigley, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland,
joined Providence in July as chief financial officer.
Before joining Providence he worked at a number of private and public
companies in the oil and gas industry, including Petroceltic International where
he was finance director.
O’Quigley, who trained with Ernst & Young, will continue to serve as a
non-executive director on the board of Glencar Mining.
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