James Hinch (Jamie)

James (Jamie) Hinch has a comprehensive work experience spanning several companies and industries. In their current role as the Chief Operating Officer at PHI Aviation since December 2019, they hold executive responsibility for various areas like Information Technology, Communications, Strategy Development, Compliance, Supply Chain, Fleet Management, Shared Services, and Human Resources. Prior to that, they served as the Chief Administrative Officer at PHI Group since February 2017, where they were responsible for company-wide executive duties.

Before joining PHI Aviation and PHI Group, Jamie worked as an Integration Leader at TechnipFMC in early 2017. From 2014 to 2017, they served as the Global HR Director for Subsea Services at FMC Technologies, actively contributing to the growth of the company in various regions across the globe. In November 2011, they played a pivotal role in the Technip acquisition of Global Industries as the Director of Human Resources, leading the integration efforts.

Before their time at Technip, Jamie had an extensive tenure at Global Industries in various HR roles. James (Jamie) was the Global Director of Human Resources from 2010 to 2012, overseeing the delivery of HR programs and providing strategic advice to executive-level leadership. James (Jamie) also held positions as the Sr. Human Resources Manager for the Americas, Corporate HR Manager, Human Resources Supervisor for the Corporate and Gulf of Mexico regions, and Interim Regional HR Manager for Asia Pacific/Middle East.

Jamie's professional journey began at Global Industries in 1999, where they started as an HR Administrator/Recruiter, responsible for recruiting, hiring, and screening candidates for onshore and offshore positions.

Overall, Jamie's work experience demonstrates their expertise in executive leadership, HR management, integration efforts, and strategic planning across various industries.

James "Jamie" Hinch completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing at McNeese State University in 1998.