Oxford Flow ‘plants a flag’ in Houston and the Americas
“Innovation is a core principal” – that is the key message from Andy Ghiz, who has been appointed vice-president of Oxford Flow’s US subsidiary, Oxford Flow Americas.
After being headhunted for the post, Ghiz, who has lived in Houston for a long time, said he was looking forward to the new challenge. Ghiz brings a wealth of experience in valves and engineered equipment in the oil, gas, chemical and water industries.
His role will focus on building an operation in Houston, supporting the existing client base and developing Oxford Flow’s longterm strategy for the Americas. Ghiz, who was working from home like many during the Covid-19 pandemic, said: “It is a very exciting opportunity and I am looking forward to the challenge ahead. I am looking forward to growing this business an ocean away and we are planting a flag here.
“We are looking to support the US market as well as looking towards new markets not just here in this country but in Canada and South America.
“This is technology was developed in the university, where it was incubated and then commercialised. We are innovative by nature and that is a very attractive model for me.”...
After being headhunted for the post, Ghiz, who has lived in Houston for a long time, said he was looking forward to the new challenge. Ghiz brings a wealth of experience in valves and engineered equipment in the oil, gas, chemical and water industries.
His role will focus on building an operation in Houston, supporting the existing client base and developing Oxford Flow’s longterm strategy for the Americas. Ghiz, who was working from home like many during the Covid-19 pandemic, said: “It is a very exciting opportunity and I am looking forward to the challenge ahead. I am looking forward to growing this business an ocean away and we are planting a flag here.
“We are looking to support the US market as well as looking towards new markets not just here in this country but in Canada and South America.
“This is technology was developed in the university, where it was incubated and then commercialised. We are innovative by nature and that is a very attractive model for me.”...
