HOUSTON, Texas, USA (May 7, 2009) -- Attendance at the 2009 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) reached 66,820 strong despite a global economic recession and initial concerns about swine flu. Energy professionals from more than 120 countries met at the world's largest offshore resources industry event, held May 4-7 at Reliant Park in Houston. Attendance was a little less than in 2008, but exceeded expectations considering economic conditions. The 2009 exhibition was the second largest in OTC's 40-year history, with more than 557,000 square feet of exhibition area filled to capacity by 2,500 companies from 38 countries.
"This year's attendance levels underscore that in a downturn, energy professionals come to OTC to learn about technologies and innovative approaches to reduce their costs and improve performance. OTC is known for presenting new and proven technologies that will help companies find and produce more oil and gas in deeper waters, and for sharing lessons learned on global projects that advance the offshore industry," said Don Vardeman, 2009 OTC chairman.
Due to the many lay-offs the Industry has faced, especially here in Texas, the Worldwideworker.com Recruitment Event at OTC was extremely successful. There was great interest for all jobs posted on our 'Worldwideworker.com Wall of Opportunities' and we should see the results of that on our website and in our database soon. Our clients Addax Petroleum, Eni International Resources and Hunt Oil Company were able to receive highly qualified CV's and some of them conducted interviews that same week.
From 7-10 June 2009 we will have a Recruitment Event at the AAPG in Denver and we will also be present that same week at the EAGE in Amsterdam.
Questions on participation in these events for employers as well as jobseekers can be directed to Mrs. Florence Card card@worldwideworker.com.
The Offshore Mediterranean Conference 2009 has just closed and according to the organizers it is clearly the best edition ever, with average growth rate of 30% considering the increase in terms of visitors attendance, exhibiting companies, conference attendance and exhibit area, thus revealing an unexpected countertrend considering the world economic general crisis. OMC 2009 final figures witness this successful trend: 370 exhibiting companies from 23 countries worldwide and 8964 attendees.
Worldwideworker.com was recruiting at the event and promoting their website as no. 1 place to start for jobseekers in the energy industry. Consequently the Worldwideworker.com database of international energy professionals has now grown to 343,000 CV’s.
Worldwideworker.com also organized the recruitment participation at the event of Maersk Oil, who in spite of the recession is still looking for 250+ energy professionals for several disciplines worldwide.
The next Worldwideworker.com Recruitment Event will be held in Reliant Center at the OTC in Houston, 4-7 May.
Meet the recruiters of e.g. Addax Petroleum, Eni International Resources, Hunt Oil Company and many others!
We still have a small booth space available to brand yourself as important Oil & Gas employer, and to show your interesting vacancies.
For rates and further info please contact Mrs. Florence Card at card@worldwideworker.com
Worldwideworker.com presented themselves at the European Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition in Marseille in March. Over 390 exhibitors, spread across 9,000 m2 in 3 halls, and more than 7,500 participants from all over the world were present for the largest ever wind energy event in Europe.
Worldwideworker.com had their own booth at the exhibition, which attracted a lot of people, both from candidates’ perspective as business-wise. Next to the main exhibition booth, Worldwideworker was also present at the EWEC Job Fair, next to some of the major players in the industry.
Over the last year, Worldwideworker became more recognizable as a Wind Energy recruiter, partly because of participating in events like the EWEC. Since the wind industry is one of the fastest growing segments in the global energy industry our participation was both interesting and successful.
AOG is the premier oil and gas industry exhibition in Australia and has run for over a quarter of a century. Hosted over three days at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre, the event was the largest petroleum exhibition ever held in the Southern Hemisphere and has reinforced its standing as the premier event for those concerned with the oil and gas industry.
This year’s AOG event was the largest oil and gas exhibition ever staged in Australia and featured almost 400 exhibitors from throughout Australia and eighteen countries worldwide including international pavilions from the UK, Norway and USA. For the first time the exhibition featured dedicated zones for Health and Safety as well as Subsea Technology. In total approximately 7800 people visited the show, which has been the largest ever.
Worldwideworker.com was recruiting at the event together with Petronas Carigali. We succeeded in growing our database with many Australian Oil & Gas and Mining professionals and drew the interest of many companies to help them with their recruitment needs. We were successful in expanding our brand and HR services into this part of the world.
For more information on our upcoming Recruitment Event, or how to participate, please contact Mrs. Florence Card at card@worldwideworker.com
Nape was created in 1993 to provide a marketplace for the buying, selling and trading of oil and gas prospects and producing properties via exhibit booths. NAPE brings state-of-the-art prospects and properties from U.S. and around the world, advanced technology and energy capital formation all together in one location, creating a pure market place to establish strategic alliances for doing business and initiating purchases and trades. Worldwideworker.com participated with Maersk Oil in the International Section. The show was very active with a record number of over 16,000 attendees.