Curtis Lohr retired from Shell in May 2017 after serving as Project Director for the ultra-deepwater Stones FPSO development in the Gulf of Mexico.  Stones achieved world-class safety performance during project execution, starting production in September 2016, and is the world’s deepest floating production system (9500 ft water depth).  He was employed by Shell for over 34 years beginning his career in deepwater pipeline research, mooring system design, and field development planning.  He held leading project management roles on several key frontier deepwater projects including the Auger TLP, Bonga FPSO and Perdido Spar.  As an experienced project manager, his strengths include team building and safety leadership.  Curtis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Ocean Engineering from Texas A&M University and a Master’s degree in Engineering Management from the University of Houston.