Phillips 66 has a new general manager at the helm, with the US giant once again appointing an engineer turned executive who started their career on the Humber Refinery.
Paul Fursey has taken over from the retiring Darren Cunningham, having first stepped on the leading European site at South Killingholme almost three decades ago. He is excited about the future focus and the role the refinery has in the Net Zero journey and the wider regional economy, and immensely proud to take up the UK lead executive position.
Explaining how his father worked for Exxon in Hampshire, which “ultimately set me on a path towards chemical engineering”, he headed north to Bradford for his university education, joining the refinery as a graduate engineer in September 1994.
