Santos Celebrates First Papua New Guinean Leadership Team at KMT
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- Santos said the Kumul Marine Terminal has appointed Jackson Jim as team leader, working back-to-back with Willie Mapal.
- The company described the appointment as the first time the facility has been fully led by Papua New Guinean nationals.
Santos is celebrating what it describes as a historic milestone at the Kumul Marine Terminal: the facility’s first leadership team made up entirely of Papua New Guinean nationals.
Jackson Jim has been appointed team leader and will work back-to-back with Willie Mapal. Santos said the arrangement marks the first time the terminal has been fully led by Papua New Guineans.
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