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When asked to share an impactful moment as part of SLB’s 100 year anniversary, Rosa, one of our sustainability managers, described a visit to an under resourced school for hearing-impaired children in the Republic of Congo.

An SLB team was preparing to build a new facility for the school. During one visit, Rosa witnessed children receiving hearing aids alongside parents seeing their children experience sound for the first time.

Reflecting on the moment, Rosa says “To witness such joy, such connection — reminded me that education isn’t just about buildings or programs. It’s about dignity. It’s about being included. And it’s also how we build resilient local economies.”

This is one example of how SLB supports community-led efforts focused on accessibility and education. Across SLB, employees apply their experience and expertise to support local communities and expand access to opportunity.

Learn more about our community initiatives in the SLB Sustainability Report:
https://ow.ly/hp1m50YExk9.

“Embrace your unique perspectives.”

That’s the advice Pearl Chu, SLB’s director of technical domains and university relations, shares with anyone considering a career in the energy technology industry.

A strong advocate for diversity and collaboration, Pearl has spent her career helping bridge cultural and professional divides across the industry.

Her leadership was recently recognized at Hart Energy’s 9th Annual Influential Women in Energy luncheon, which celebrates women helping shape the future of energy.

“Our industry thrives on diversity of thought—not only across gender, but also across backgrounds, perspectives, education and culture,” she said. “If we all think the same, we leave a lot on the table when it comes to fueling invention and innovation.”

👏 Congratulations, Pearl, on this well-deserved recognition. Your leadership continues to open doors for the next generation of energy innovators.