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Adrian Vuyk

President and Chief Executive Officer at Steadfast Technology Investments

Greater Houston

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President and Chief Executive Officer at Steadfast Technology Investments

Experience

  1. Steadfast Foundation Technologies, LLCPresident , Chief Executive Officercurrent2016 — presentUnited States
  2. WeatherfordGlobal Commercialization Director2010 — 2020Houston, Texas
  3. Particle Drilling Technologies Inc.Director of Engineering2006 — 2010Various Locations in North America
  4. Weatherford InternationalEngineering Project Supervisor2001 — 2006Houston, Texas
  5. SchlumbergerSenior Development Engineer1993 — 2001Greater Houston

Skills & more

Data Analysis4Sales Management3Technology Commercialization2SalesNew Business DevelopmentProduct Development13R&D7Manufacturing22Drilling31ConstructionAutomation4Engineering28
+8 moreOperations ManagementOil & GasBusiness DevelopmentAccount ManagementCustomer Relationship Management (CRM)Strategic PlanningProject ManagementBusiness Strategy

Languages Dutch · English

  • Professional Engineer (Expired) — Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

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Who is Adrian Vuyk?
President and Chief Executive Officer at Steadfast Technology Investments
Where does Adrian Vuyk work?
Adrian Vuyk is President and Chief Executive Officer at Steadfast Technology Investments.
Where did Adrian Vuyk go to school?
Adrian Vuyk studied at Mays Business School - Texas A&M University (Executive Master of Business Administration, Business Development); University of Houston (BSME, Mechanical Engineering).

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