Oil Patch Bits: Fugro hires Khadjinova as new Alaska manager

Fugro Pelagos said that Rada Khadjinova has been hired as its Alaska division manager. In this role, she serves as the focal point for all Fugro activities in the state, coordinating with other Fugro companies to deliver clients a complete range of survey, geotechnical, and subsea services.

Khadjinova is a certified project management professional with 23 years of experience, the last seven of which have been in the area of engineering and environmental project management. She also holds graduate certification in environmental regulation and permitting from the University of Alaska Anchorage and a master’s degree in international relations from Troy State University.

Originally from Russia, Khadjinova has lived and worked in Anchorage since 1993. She currently serves on the board of directors for the Pacific Rim Institute and as a commissioner on the Anchorage Sister Cities Commission.

“Rada’s long and diverse experience in Alaska will allow Fugro to better serve our customers in this unique and challenging region,” said David Millar, president of Fugro Pelagos. “There is no doubt that our oil and gas, infrastructure development, government, and academic customers will benefit from Rada’s proven ability to deliver on high-latitude projects. We are extremely pleased to have Rada join the Fugro team.”