CGG: CGG Stories

It's Not Just Where You Look, It's How.

Over 90 years of experience has taught us the importance of new viewpoints, collaborative approaches, and utilizing technologies across disciplines to generate outstanding results. With CGG Stories, gain insight on how our work with colleagues, customers and partners can help to realize a more sustainable future.

Girls into Geoscience: Promoting Diversity in the Earth Sciences

CGG hydrogeologist Helen Robinson is a volunteer for Girls into Geoscience, an award-winning STEM outreach initiative for 16- to 17-year-old girls. We spoke to her about the importance of encouraging gender diversity in the Earth Sciences, as well as her own journey as a hydrogeologist.

#GenderDiversity #Geoscience

Addressing Climate Change Through Collaboration

#DoingTheRightThing #Addressing Climate Change Through Collaboration

In 2021, after working for over a decade in investment banking, Rabia Shah changed career direction and joined CGG’s Environmental Science team. We spoke to Rabia about her career switch, current role and relevant transferable skills for the environmental sector.

Mobilizing to monitor microplastics on Snowdon

#OnlyOneEarth #DoingTheRightThing

To mark World Environment Day, we spotlight the work of scientists at CGG’s Geoscience Laboratories who are using new analysis techniques to support greater environmental awareness

Tapping into our Diversity of Talents

#CulturalDiversity #Dialogue

Promoting Inclusion, Diversity and Equity (ID&E) is essential to our performance, dynamism and capacity for innovation. To celebrate The World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development on 21 May, employees give their personal tips on how to best embrace the different nationalities and cultures that shape CGG as a company and make it more successful.

Dreaming Big to Make a Difference

#BreakTheBiasWithCGG #GenderEquity

CGG is committed to diversity and taking all the actions needed to reduce biases and create an inclusive and equitable environment. To celebrate International Women’s Day, Jaqueline Krueger and Karine Pereira from CGG’s Rio Subsurface Imaging center discuss how a different perspective can benefit the energy industry.