Committees
The Society of Petroleum Engineers Aberdeen Section
Memberships, Marketing & Communications
The role of the MMCC is to increase our section membership through effective and efficient connectivity and marketing to our local members and beyond.
We use social media to enhance our connectivity with all interested parties and to direct them to the information they require.
Our website is the central repository for all information needed by our local SPE network. We encourage a multi-disciplinary membership, not from just engineers but from across the spectrum of industry professionals, regardless of experience or course of study.
For more information and to join SPE, please visit www.spe.org/join
For all enquires email aberdeen.admin@spe-uk.org
Committee Members
Diane Wood
Section Manager
Diane Wood
Section Manager
Diane is the SPE Aberdeen Section Manager, an SPE member since 2009, previously being the Secretary to the Board of the Aberdeen Section. She sits on the organising committee for the Offshore Achievement Awards and the Schools Career Guidance committee. With a background in science, a STEM ambassador and a published author of 12 scientific papers, Diane is passionate about encouraging the younger generation to study STEM subjects and join the Oil and Gas Industry. Diane previously worked at the Society of the Chemical Industry for 14 years, as Scotland Coordinator, in the corporate and membership development team, and as an electron microscopist at the Rowett Research Institute prior to that.
Gillian Brock
Administration Support
Diane Wood
Section Manager
Diane is the SPE Aberdeen Section Manager, an SPE member since 2009, previously being the Secretary to the Board of the Aberdeen Section. She sits on the organising committee for the Offshore Achievement Awards and the Schools Career Guidance committee. With a background in science, a STEM ambassador and a published author of 12 scientific papers, Diane is passionate about encouraging the younger generation to study STEM subjects and join the Oil and Gas Industry. Diane previously worked at the Society of the Chemical Industry for 14 years, as Scotland Coordinator, in the corporate and membership development team, and as an electron microscopist at the Rowett Research Institute prior to that.
