Sales chief for Europe
Jiskoot has named Owen Prince-Wright as the new European sales manager.

Jiskoot said his proven track record of delivering sales growth in worldwide high-quality fiscal measurement markets after 18 years with Elster-Instromet was vital to Jiskoot's aggressive business growth plans for Western Europe.
Owen was director of sales and marketing at Elster-Instrumet and his wealth of expertise in international oil and gas markets and his appreciation of the needs of the clients within the sector will be a key component of Jiskoot's five-year growth plan.
Owen says: "Jiskoot is the world's premium supplier of custody transfer sampling equipment and I am looking forward to using my experience and skills to grow their business in both traditional and new markets."
Jiskoot is an international market-leading supplier of custody transfer and fiscal sampling systems, in-ine blending equipment and multiphase measurement solutions, predominantly in the oil and gas market.
The company provides solutions ranging from simple standalone products to complex turnkey systems with a full performance guarantee.
Jiskoot equipment performs to the highest accuracy delivering the maximum return on investment for customers.

Chairman resigns
KUALA LUMPUR: Esso Malaysia, the Malaysian unit of top ExxonMobil, said chairman Rob Fisher had resigned, to be replaced by Liam Mallon.
Fisher has accepted an assignment as vice-president of an ExxonMobil Development arm, and will move to Houston, in Texas, with his resignation taking effect from September 14, Esso said.
Mallon, 43, an Irishman who began his career with Mobil North Sea Ltd in 1990, was previously president of ExxonMobil Canada.

Director leaving
LONDON: Fortune Oil, which provides gas and oil infrastructure in China, said Louisa Ho was stepping down as finance director due to family commitments.
The company said Ho would be succeeded by Sammy Ng who will have the post of group financial controller.
Ho will remain a Fortune non-executive director.