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New IMCA Board member welcomed
Published on 15 July 2024
IMCA welcomes Bruno Pinho, TechnipFMC to its Board.
Bruno is Senior Vice President Vessel & Spoolbase Operations at TechnipFMC and is based in Houston, Texas. He began his career with TechnipFMC in 2011 as a Project Manager in Brazil. Since then, he has held various leadership roles across Global Sourcing & Procurement, Planning, Project Management and Manufacturing. He has worked worldwide, including in Rio de Janeiro, Houston, Dunfermline, and Paris.
In February 2024, he transitioned into his current role overseeing TechnipFMC’s newly formed Vessel & Spoolbase organisation. His responsibilities encompass the seamless execution of operations and products, managing a team of over 3,000 personnel across onshore and offshore locations.
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Commenting on Bruno Pinho’s appointment, Luca Gentili (Saipem), President, IMCA said: “On behalf of IMCA, I’d like to welcome Bruno to the IMCA Board. We’re looking forward to collaborating positively and drawing on his extensive industry experiences working around the world.”
Bruno’s appointment was confirmed at the IMCA Board Meeting in June 2024. At the same meeting, it was confirmed that David Jousset (TechnipFMC) was stepping down from the Board.
On the Board changes, Iain Grainger, CEO, IMCA, added: “I’m looking forward to working with Bruno and building on his global understanding of working on offshore projects which will be a huge asset to IMCA and the Board.”
“I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank David Jousset for his contribution and wish him well. I know he will continue to informally champion IMCA, and our crucial work supporting Members to deliver a new offshore energy mix, safely and sustainably.”