
Mark Thompson
Managing Director
mthompson@epeusservices.com
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Since founding Èpeus in 2002 Mark has successfully
managed the company through its initial start up phase into the respected
multi-million dollar global professional management services consultancy it is
today. As well as overseeing the day-to-day running of Èpeus’s global network
of offices and projects, Mark also consults, advising senior managers within the
financial, exploration and production, and drilling contractor sectors of the
industry.
Prior to founding Èpeus, Mark was employed by Transocean Inc where he
managed a number of their global projects. During these projects he was involved
in the management and control of construction, conversion, upgrade, repair and
reactivation projects associated with Transocean’s fleet of offshore drilling
rigs, including the first series of duel activity, ultra deepwater drill ships.
As an experienced and successful project professional, Mark’s extensive project
knowledge and expertise is gained from managing and consulting on a wide array
of multi-million US Dollar international engineering and construction projects.
Marks areas of expertise are:
- Merger and Acquisitions
- Project investment and financing
- Project strategy development
- Project risk management
- Dispute resolution and claims
management.
Mark is also an experienced and court room tested dispute
resolution professional and expert witness, with knowledge of mediation,
litigation and arbitration proceedings from large, complex contract claims.
Starting his engineering career in the Royal Navy, Mark holds a Bachelor of
Science degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the Robert Gordon
University, Aberdeen, Scotland and has undertaken executive studies in Marketing
at the Kellogg School of Management, Chicago, and Business Strategy at the
London School of Economics. Mark is also a guest lecturer in Project Risk
Management on the MSc in Project Management degree course at Aberdeen University
where he presents a Master Class entitled “Project Risks in Reality".
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