We'd like to introduce you to Sanita Sampane, our Global Head of Sales.

Sanita has been part of the JFR team for 14 months, and has over 16 years experience in the Renewable / Energy industry.

Sanita's previous roles have focused on Strategy and Business Development, before moving into Sales.

Sanita says:

"Renewable energy is a vital industry for the future of planet and people so it is very rewarding to contribute to this goal. We are, however, in a challenge time for the industry as it needs to turn truly sustainable both for the planet but also for businesses."

We'd like to introduce you to Richard van der Tuin, our European Sales Manager, specialising in Renewables and Marine Services. 

Richard has been part of the JFR team for over 3 years and has over 6 years' experience in Marine Services (Salvage and Decommissioning) and over 20 years' experience in the oilfield. 

Richard's previous roles have included Area Operations Manager (in Alaska and in Europe) and Sales & Marketing Manager (in North Sea Geomarket and in Asia and Australia Area) Global Training Center Manager, Country Manager, Field Service Manager. 

Richard says -  

"I intend to leave this world in a better place. Reduced emissions are KEY to this, and I hope add value to the sustainable transition." 

We'd like to introduce you to Felicity Hester, our Sales Manager, specialising in Blade services. 

Felicity has been part of the JFR team for 12 months, and her previous roles have included Sales and Marketing Coordinator and Business Development Manager. 

We'd like to introduce you to Tony Walker, our Cable Specialist. 

Tony has been part of the JF team for 8 months and has over 14 years' experience in Renewables and over 24 years in generation industry. 

Prior to his role as Application Engineer at Megger, Tony worked at Vattenfall and Siemens. 

Tony says: 

"The challenge of helping the industry move forward with better standards and training, making the industry more attractive to the next generation, working with schools and colleges to help the next generation see the different roles and the impact on the environment."