Our Team
The Power of Collaboration
At Enaimco, we have brought together a dynamic team of engineers and software developers with the rich blend of core competencies needed to ensure long-term success.
This world-class team combines domain expertise with creative tech minds to create intuitive and intelligent products to drive efficiency in subsea operations. We excel in domain expertise, and we are known for our exceptional ability to listen and comprehend complex challenges.
We are passionate about leveraging technology to solve big challenges in the offshore energy industry. Our team is forward-thinking, consistently adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of technology. We are dedicated to designing and building products that not only meet our clients’ brief but exceed their expectations. Our agile approach allows for tailored expansion to deliver functionality and features that address specific needs and improve existing processes.
We believe that collaboration is the key to sustained success. That’s why our engineers and software developers work so closely together, creating products that are seamlessly integrated and easy to use. Our mission is to create a sustainable future, leveraging our technical know-how to build and deliver data-driven solutions that drive real change.
Leadership
Steve Follett
Steve is a native of St. John’s, NL and has a mechanical engineering degree from Memorial University. He has extensive subsea engineering and large project delivery experience executing major oil and gas and renewables projects in Canada, Australia, Europe and South-East Asia.
From 2014 to 2019, as Director and CEO of Grand Banks Gas, Steve led a group of industry experts focused on the development of a gas pipeline and gas-to-wire project in Newfoundland. Most recently Steve was president of Newfoundland Transshipment Ltd.
Sam Allen
Sam has a long association with the subsea industry. Sam was President of Technip Canada from 1997 to 2012. Under Sam’s leadership, Technip became the pre-eminent subsea contractor in Canada. In the five years from 2007 to 2012, he grew the company from 35 to 115 people with an annual revenue of > $100M.
In 2012 Sam was appointed Managing Director of Technip Oceania overseeing a company of 750 people and an annual revenue > $500M. He then moved to Indonesia as Director of the Jangkrik Project for TechnipFMC.