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Genoil Names New Senior Vice President for The Caribbean Region
Genoil Names New Senior Vice President for The Caribbean Region.
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[{"type":"text","content":"Returning to the Caribbean Market Strengthens Genoil's Regional FocusNEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / November 21, 2018 / (OTC PINK: GNOLF) Genoil is pleased to announce that Emile Heskey the former professional footballer from the United Kingdom joins Genoil to lead the company's business development in the Caribbean region. Mr. Heskey will work through Genoil to raise finance for much needed reconstruction of Island's affected by Hurricane Irma and to help the local economies to get back on their feet. He will assist Genoil in the entire Caribbean region to source project opportunities where Genoil and our partner companies can do energy related development and reconstruction work. Emile has a relationship with many people in Antigua including Prime Minister Gaston Browne who has met with the UK Secretary of State about funding reconstruction of their Islands. The Antiguan government had recently considered building a small refinery and Genoil intends to reopen these important discussions.Mr. Heskey said, "I am excited to join the company and to make introductions for Genoil Inc. in the Caribbean market as the company expands our footprint globally. Our extensive international relationships and cutting edge GHU technology has the potential to capture the market among heavy oil producers around the world. The vision of the company is to build a strong environmentally focused desulfurization and heavy oil business that is based on our unique technology. Genoil's state-of-the-art technology, combined with our very experienced board of directors and management team, give me the confidence that the GHU technology will be successfully commercialized and implemented around the world."When Genoil was a Beau Canada subsidiary it did extensive offshore exploration in the Caribbean. We are excited to re-enter this important and strategic market. Just prior to Murphy Oil buying Beau Canada, Genoil was spun out and became an independent oil company. We retained our offshore concessions and ownership of our large portfolio of cutting edge upgrading and environmental technologies. According to a recent World Oil Magazine there are more oil reserves in the Caribbean than in Venezuela.Emile who has spent a lot of time in front of the camera, will also assist Hassan & Moktar with Genoil international media and communications. He has wo...