Shale Update: 2016 Analysis I 2017 Forecast
Tuesday, November 29, 2016 | 6:30 AM – 8:00 AM ET
EVENT OVERVIEW
Shale Update: 2016 Analysis I 2017 Forecast
The Energy Group at McDonald Hopkins invites you to join us Tuesday, Nov. 29 at The Athletic Club of Columbus for a Shale Update: 2016 Analysis and 2017 Forecast from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET. Our panelists will discuss shale results from 2016 and what to expect in 2017. A legislative update will also be given by Zachary Frymier, Director, Energy and Environmental Policy, Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
Lunch
1:30 a.m. to noon ET
Program
12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
Please submit questions for the panelists to events@mcdonaldhopkins.com.
This event is sponsored by the Energy Group at McDonald Hopkins. For more information contact Mike Wise, Co-Chair, Energy Practice Group, McDonald Hopkins at mwise@mcdonaldhopkins.com or 216.430.2034.
TOPICS
- The results from 2016 and the biggest surprises and disappointments of the year
- The expectations for 2017
- State and federal policy initiatives that can make a difference in 2017
- How shale has transformed the U.S. economy
- Status of the restructuring of the industry
LOCATION
The Athletic Club of Columbus
136 East Broad St.
Columbus, Ohio 43215
SPEAKERS
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Andrew Doehrel
Ohio Chamber of Commerce CEO & President |
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Rick Simmers
ODNR Chief of Oil and Gas Division |
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Senator Troy Balderson
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chair |
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Mike Moore
Gulfport Energy CEO & President |
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Don Templin
Marathon Petroleum President of MPLX and Executive Vice President |
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Michael Wise
Member mwise@mcdonaldhopkins.com |
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