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International Association of Drilling Contractors Conference Attendees Handout List 2017 Shale Energy Workshop International Association of Drilling Contractors Conference Attendees Handout List 2017 Shale Energy Workshop NAME COMPANY NAME CITY, STATE COUNTRY Hall, Bryan ACME TRUCK LINE Harvey, LA USA Blaylock, Jay ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Colwell, Paul ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Coursey, Traci ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Edwards, Jodi ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Estes, Michelle ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Hammett, Jared ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Lyle, John ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Parkison, Scott ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA West, Denzil ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA West, Tyler ADMIRAL PERMIAN RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Lankford, Gary AES/CATALYST Midland, TX USA Fitzgerald, Ann ANN FITZGERALD LLC Dallas, TX USA Sharma, Vivek AVS MULTISERVICES PVT New Delhi India Fuselier, Danielle BAKER HUGHES Houston, TX USA Josendale, James BISHOP LIFTING PRODUCTS Odessa, TX USA Swezy, Sean BISHOP LIFTING PRODUCTS Odessa, TX USA Ralls, Bobby BOBBY RALLS LLC Weatherford, TX USA Blevins, Kyle CACTUS DRILLING Oklahoma City, OK USA Vaughn, Robbie CACTUS FUEL Odessa, TX USA Womble, Lee CAMERON Houston, TX USA Smith, Roland CANRIG DRILLING TECHNOLOGY Houston, TX USA Stogner, Sarah CARVER DARDEN Midland, TX USA Dyer, Madison CHECK-6 INC Tulsa, OK USA Blair, Rusty COASTAL CHEMICAL CO Kilgore, TX USA Irion, Bob COASTAL CHEMICAL CO Kilgore, TX USA Barry, Courtney CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Baycroft, Taylor CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Bird, Carl CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Daley, Dallas CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Ellerbe, Mark CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Gentry, Bryan CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Giffin, David CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Gomez, Oscar CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Hansen, Terrell CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Korzenewski, Alex CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Lacy, Rob CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Minor, Braxton CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Peterson, Ray CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Simmons, Parker CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Tindol, William CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Wild, Seth CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Wiley, Caleb CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Williams, Justin CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA Wright, Joe CONCHO RESOURCES Midland, TX USA McDaid, Danielle CONSULATE OF CANADA Houston, TX USA Hollis, Mike DIAMONDBACK ENERGY Midland, TX USA 09/12/2017 Page 1 of 4 NAME COMPANY NAME CITY, STATE COUNTRY Pelton, Eddie DNOW Oklahoma City, OK USA Shelton, Craig DNOW Midland, TX USA Spinks, Scott DNOW Midland, TX USA Hickl, Matt DRAWWORKS Boling, TX USA McCorriston, Todd DRILLFORM TECHNICAL SERVICES Calgary, AB Canada Reed, Tracie DRILLFORM TECHNICAL SERVICES Calgary, AB Canada Basile, Adolfo DRILLMEC INC Houston, TX USA Gallo, Gilberto DRILLMEC INC Houston, TX USA Tiberi, Andrea DRILLMEC INC Houston, TX USA Pierce, Mike ENSIGN Houston, TX USA Fremin, Courtney FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Broussard, LA USA Hess, Brandon FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Houston, TX USA Nease, Chad FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Odessa, TX USA Roy, Scottie FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Broussard, LA USA Sims, Mike FORUM ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES Odessa, TX USA Sirmon, Michael GARDNER DENVER Odessa, TX USA Backlund, Micah HELMERICH & PAYNE IDC Odessa, TX USA Fuller, Graham HELMERICH & PAYNE IDC Tulsa, OK USA Harrington, Cristi HELMERICH & PAYNE IDC Houston, TX USA Kern, Sarah HELMERICH & PAYNE IDC Tulsa, OK USA Henderson, Dan HENDERSON DRILLING PRODUCTS Houston, TX USA Knight, Peter HENDERSON DRILLING PRODUCTS Houston, TX USA Lacour, Charlie HENDERSON DRILLING PRODUCTS Houston, TX USA Alberti, Stephanie HERC RENTALS Midland, TX USA Garza, Santiago HERC RENTALS Midland, TX USA Snider, Jory HORIZONTAL WELL DRILLERS Purcell, OK USA Averette, Chad HOWARD COLLEGE Big Spring, TX USA Serrano, Fabian HOWARD COLLEGE Big Spring, TX USA Rogers, Duisty HP PIPING SOLUTIONS LLC Houston, TX USA Noel, Marc INDEPENDENCE CONTRACT DRILLING Houston, TX USA Buckley, Zee INTEGRATED DRIVE SYSTEMS Houston, TX USA Cadman, Emily ISN Dallas, TX USA Lachowsky, Anna ISN Dallas, TX USA Saenz, Leo JMD OILFIELD & RIG SERVICES Odessa, TX USA Smithson, Doy JMD OILFIELD & RIG SERVICES Odessa, TX USA Torres, Adrian JMD OILFIELD & RIG SERVICES Odessa, TX USA Williams, Chris KENNEDY WIRE ROPE & SLING Corpus Christi, TX USA Chenevert, Brett LANDSTAR TRANSPORTATION Fayetteville, AR USA McCoy, Steve LATSHAW DRILLING & EXPLORATION Tulsa, OK USA Wingerter, Tom LEE C MOORE Tulsa, OK USA Walker, Jonathan LLOYD'S REGISTER Houston, TX USA Hanton, Shaun LOADMASTER INDUSTRIES Houston, TX USA Russell, David LOADMASTER INDUSTRIES Broussard, LA USA Barto, Will LOCKTON GLOBAL ENERGY & MARINE Houston, TX USA Akbari, Babak LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Baton Rouge, LA USA Estrada, John LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Baton Rouge, LA USA Sautner, Aaron M3P DIRECTIONAL SERVICES Midland, TX USA Taliaferro, Mark MARKCO MACHINE WORKS INC Odessa, TX USA Taliaferro, Michael MARKCO MACHINE WORKS INC Odessa, TX USA Helms, Curtis MIDLAND COLLEGE Midland, TX USA Bosco, Dave MTU AMERICA INC Houston, TX USA Beachum, Scooter NABORS DRILLING TECHNOLOGIES Midland, TX USA 09/12/2017 Page 2 of 4 NAME COMPANY NAME CITY, STATE COUNTRY Hill, Rob NABORS DRILLING TECHNOLOGIES Oklahoma City, OK USA Macmillan, Robin NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO Houston, TX USA Shanks, Cara NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO Houston, TX USA Van Kuilenburg, Robert NOBLE DRILLING US INC Sugar Land, TX USA Norton, Jay NORTON ENERGY DRILLING LLC Lubbock, TX USA Norton, JR NORTON ENERGY DRILLING LLC Lubbock, TX USA Willis, John OCCIDENTAL OIL & GAS CORP Houston, TX USA Carrasco, Diane ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Jones, Valerie ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Myers, Jennifer ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Rashvand, Armin ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Wallace, Jerry ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Williams, Gregory ODESSA COLLEGE Odessa, TX USA Peterson, Leroy PATRIOT DRILLING Midland, TX USA Hollingsworth, Kyle PATTERSON-UTI DRILLING Midland, TX USA Neu, Shawn PATTERSON-UTI DRILLING Midland, TX USA Shepperd, Ben PERMIAN BASIN PETROLEUM ASSOC Midland, TX USA Huma, Valentin PFL SUPPLY INC Houston, TX USA Lucaci, John PFL SUPPLY INC Houston, TX USA Lacombe, Don PIONEER DRILLING SERVICES San Antonio, TX USA Martinez, John PIONEER ENERGY SERVICES San Antonio, TX USA Tucker, Brian PIONEER ENERGY SERVICES San Antonio, TX USA Hall, Joey PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES Irving, TX USA Cervantes, Carlos PRECISION DRILLING Odessa, TX USA Mulloy, Craig PRECISION DRILLING Odessa, TX USA Sanders, Brent PRECISION DRILLING Odessa, TX USA Slaughter, Justin PREMIER PIPE Midland, TX USA Braun, Darrell RIG POWER Midland, TX USA Crownover, Luke ROBINSON DRILLING OF TEXAS Big Spring, TX USA Suarez, Steve ROBINSON DRILLING OF TEXAS Big Spring, TX USA Taylor, Daniel ROBINSON DRILLING OF TEXAS Big Spring, TX USA White, John ROTH CAPITAL PARTNERS Houston, TX USA Seeker, John ROYAL SERVICES Broussard, LA USA Templeton, Leslea ROYAL SERVICES Broussard, LA USA Mosvold, Torrey SCANDRILL INC Houston, TX USA Kelley, Andrew SENDERO DRILLING COMPANY San Angelo, TX USA Jones, David SIEMENS Houston, TX USA Williamson, Casey SMART OILFIELD SERVICES Lindale, TX USA McKinney, Wes SOUTHERN TECHNICAL CONTROL Midland, TX USA Tchokoev, Vastan STRESS ENGINEERING SERVICES Houston, TX USA Clisby, Emily TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Austin, TX USA Hopmann, Randy TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Austin, TX USA Speed, John TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Austin, TX USA Christian, Wayne TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION Austin, TX USA Lewis, Tryon TEXAS TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION Austin, TX USA Rankin, James TEXAS WEST BOP SALES & SVC Odessa, TX USA Page, Stuart THE CARLYLE GROUP Houston, TX USA Bendik, JB THE NAVITAS ORGANIZATION Midland, TX USA Hardman, Paul THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Dokken, Quenton TX INSTITUTE APPLIED ENVIRO RESEARCH Stephenville, TX USA Gallegos, Gene UNIT DRILLING COMPANY Odessa, TX USA Johnson, Luke UPSTREAM Houston, TX USA 09/12/2017 Page 3 of 4 NAME COMPANY NAME CITY, STATE COUNTRY Trentham, Robert UT OF THE PERMIAN BASIN Odessa, TX USA Orlando, Matt VERISTIC TECHNOLOGIES Houston, TX USA Nowotny, Jim VOLANT PRODUCTS Fulshear, TX USA Young, Cody-Jean WARD LEONARD Houston, TX USA Fogerson, Zeph WARREN CAT Midland, TX USA Smith, Jeremiah WELL DRILLING CORPORATION Houston, TX USA Whitefield, Bill WHITEFIELD PLASTICS Houston, TX USA Grice, Gator WILBANKS TRUCKING SERVICES Artesia, NM USA Stephens, Brumbach WILBANKS TRUCKING SERVICES Artesia, NM USA Wilbanks, Jason WILBANKS TRUCKING SERVICES Artesia, NM USA Total Attendees: 161 09/12/2017 Page 4 of 4.
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