Proman Trinidad welcomes Anand Ragbir and Giselle Thompson

Proman has announced the appointments of Anand Ragbir as Managing Director of Proman Trinidad, and Giselle Thompson, as Deputy Managing Director of Proman Trinidad.

Anand joins Proman from Atlantic LNG, where he was previously Vice President Commercial and Finance, and Giselle joins from BP Trinidad and Tobago, where she was most recently Vice President of Corporate Operations.

David Cassidy, Chief Executive of Proman said, “I’m delighted to welcome Anand and Giselle, two highly experienced and well regarded local energy executives, into the Proman family. Trinidad and Tobago remains at the heart of our global operations and I am looking forward to working with Anand, Giselle and the senior leadership team as we look to drive the business here forward.”

Anand Ragbir, incoming Managing Director, Proman Trinidad said, “I have long admired Proman’s role in Trinidad’s energy sector and the global energy transition. I’m looking forward to getting to work and bringing my experience to support the next phase of the business as we seek to open new opportunities for our products and our people. I am also looking forward to getting to know the Proman family and learning from the great expertise that I know exists within its ranks.”

Giselle Thompson, incoming Deputy Managing Director, Proman Trinidad said, “With close to two decades of experience in the upstream energy business, I am excited to be joining Proman. I look forward to expanding my knowledge and expertise in the downstream side of our energy sector. The energy industry remains core to Trinidad and Tobago’s economic prosperity, and Proman has enjoyed a long and successful history in this country. I look forward to joining the Proman family and to continuing to apply my skills and expertise to add value to our energy sector and our wider economy.”

Anand Ragbir will start in his new role on 26. May, and Giselle Thompson on 2. June 2025.

Proman Trinidad has been at the heart of Proman’s operations for over 30 years. With 14 petrochemical plants producing methanol, ammonia, UAN and other natural gas derived products. Through its operations, Proman has contributed US$12 billion to Trinidad and Tobago’s economy to date, with CSR investment between 2014-2024 amounting to US$9.5 million.