Greg is at the heart of the C-Kore team delivering innovative subsea monitoring and fault-finding tools, including insulation resistance (IR), continuity (CR), TDR, subsea sensor, pressure and physical shock measurement products. He has a strong electronic engineering background and completed the original design of the C-Kore Cable Monitor before progressing to his current role as General Manager. It’s an exciting time for C-Kore as the company’s seen widespread adoption of its tools based on the benefits delivered to customers, not least the substantial cost savings achievable from reduced vessel-time.C-Kore designs and manufactures innovative subsea tools to verify the health of subsea assets, such as umbilicals, which can be damaged during installation or on the seabed. Traditional measurement techniques are time consuming, expensive and provide unclear results. C-Kore replaces the need for slow downline or platform-led measurement with small, self-contained and automated test units which are much faster and more versatile than traditional solutions. Oil majors including BP, Shell and Total are already using the products.Greg is enthusiastic about solving industry problems and making them user-friendly and versatile. He is proud of the C-Kore Cable Monitor: “It’s been vital to keep C-Kore tools very easy to use while giving it the rich set of features our customers need. You can pre-program settings, run automated measurement routines and view results all very easily. I’ve always believed you can gauge a product’s quality from its appearance. C-Kore isn’t just another tin can, it’s a beautifully engineered device”.He graduated with first-class honours with distinction in electronic engineering from the University of York (UK) and a MBA with distinction from Warwick Business School.