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Co-located Events SPE Latin American SPE International Conference and Exhibition on and Caribbean Petroleum Engineering Health, Safety, Conference Environment, and Sustainability 17–19 March 2020 | Ágora Convention Center | Bogotá, Colombia go.spe.org/attendLACPEC go.spe.org/attendHSES Conference Preview Register Early and Save USD 200! Together for the First Time. Receive 2-for-1 benefits at two of SPE’s premier conferences, including access to both technical programs and a shared exhibition. 1 High-Quality Technical Content Paired with Discussion on Sustainability and Industry Pride Thank You to Our Sponsors Attendees from across all E&P disciplines will have access to both technical programs, a shared exhibition, Principal Sponsors and multiple networking opportunities with a single registration. Join us on 17–19 March, 2020, at Ágora Convention Center in Bogotá, Colombia. More than 400 papers* will be presented across 53 technical sessions, 11 panels, four plenaries, and a young professionals session to accentuate this robust program. *Presented papers will be published to OnePetro®. Titanium Sponsor About LACPEC About the International Conference on For more than 25 years, LACPEC continues to meet the HSE and Sustainability existing, emerging, and future technical needs for the For more than 25 years, this conference rotates around the upstream petroleum sector. world highlighting innovative applications to enhance HSE With the theme, “Going Beyond the Limits: Emerging and sustainability performance in the oil and gas sector. Technologies for a Sustainable Energy Balance,” the Themed “Generating Pride and Enabling Engagement,” Platinum Sponsor conference will unveil actionable insights and strategic this conference is the must-attend event for professionals partnerships for capitalizing on the region’s oil and gas in the oil and gas industry. Three days of knowledge sharing opportunities. and interactive sessions that advance industry performance in significant ways. These events will showcase a powerful The most cited benefits by past attendees are the combination of technical, panel, and executive sessions excellent topic selection and opportunity to make valuable new business contacts with oil and gas professionals from that engage both industry and external experts in forward- around the world. looking, strategic concepts. Gold Sponsor “Central and South America is one of the world’s major oil and gas producing regions, Proceedings Sponsor and held one fifth of the world’s proven oil reserves.” - The International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP) Endorsing Organizations Media Supporters Image courtesy of IOGP. go.spe.org/attendLACPEC | go.spe.org/attendHSES Exhibits, Sponsorship, and Advertising Opportunities Available 2 3 LACPEC Program Committee HSE and Sustainability Program Committee Program Committee Committees General Chairperson Co-Chairpersons General Chairperson Program Committee Co-Chairpersons Felipe Bayón Karin Gonzalez Rafael Hincapie Paola Pastor Ernesto Valbuena Carlos Sarmiento Johana Dunlop Juan Carlos Ucrós Ecopetrol Chevron OMV Exploration and Tachyus Chevron Schlumberger SPE Technical Director, Occidental Petroleum Production GmbH HSE and Sustainability Program Advisors Program Advisors Tom Blasingame Eduardo Gildin Nestor Saavedra Jack Hinton Krish “Ravi” Ravishankar Trey Shaffer Texas A&M University Texas A&M University Ecopetrol Consultant Occidental Petroleum ERM Committee Members Executive Committee Members Mauricio de Aguiar Almeida, Louisiana State University Alejandro Lerza, Chevron Mohammed Al-Abdulqader, Saudi Aramco Antonio Calderon, Equion Energia Roberto Aguilera, University of Calgary Jose Luis Mogollon, Halliburton Consulting & Project Management Gordon Ballard, IOGP Jean-Michel Courandier, Total Raphael Altman, Schlumberger George Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Fernando Benalcazar, Vice Minister of Mines, Ecuador Jose Fernando Cristancho, Occidental Petroleum Thomas Hinterseer, CEDEP Jorge Djaparidze, Baker Hughes Randy Alvarez, KAPPA Engineering Nefeli Moridis, Texas A&M University Jack Hinton, Consultant Ana Luisa Figueroa Gonzalez, Schlumberger Johannes Alvarez, Chevron Energy Technology Company Ysnardo Moya, Baker Hughes - SSI Tom Knode, Kirby Corporation David Flower, BP Luis Anaya, Ecopetrol Peyman Nurafza, Shell Paul Krishna, ExxonMobil Andry Nowosiwsky, XOM Alejandro Arbelaez, Chevron Daniel Orozco Ibarra, University of Calgary Clement Lavigne, Total Uche Okorocha, Consultant Geragg Chourio Arocha, Petro Management Group Ltd. Cesar Patiño, Ecopetrol SA Juan Carlos Lopez, Schlumberger Phil Sharples, UnitedHealthcare Global Medicine Baker Hughes Andres Castaño, Netherland, Sewell & Associates, Inc. Olga Prieto, Miguel Moyano, ARPEL Maria Bucheli Toscano, Ecopetrol Ralph Chadeesingh, University of Surrey Francisco Porturas, Scanviz Uche Okorocha, Consultant Safety Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies Canada Inc. Nestor Ruiz, MFR Blue Ocean Cesar Patiño, Ecopetrol Co-Chairpersons Yanil Del Castillo, Schlumberger Otto Santos, Louisiana State University Sue Staley, Shell Jordan Buss, Precision Drilling Gioia Falcone, University of Glasgow Edwin Tillero, Loughborough University Sandy Stash, Tullow Oil Alan Hippman, Consultant Eugenio Ferrigno, YPF Francisco Tovar, Occidental Petroleum Corporation Brian Sullivan, IPIECA Subcommittee Alfonso Fragoso Amaya, University of Calgary Luis Valencia, Chevron Jhans Ricardo Atehortua, Ecopetrol ADNOC Jorge Galvez, Weatherford Lumay Viloria-Gomez, Schlumberger Program Subcommittees Tahir Azhibekov, Mariana Carvalho, IOGP Thomas Gan, Shell Alex Rodrigo Valdes-Perez, Texas A&M University Health Claudio Castaneda, Equion Energia Victor Huerta Quinones, National University of Engineering Pedro Vivas Sanchez, Schlumberger Co-Chairpersons Summer Condarco, Halliburton Chevron Catalina Leal, Baker Hughes Huma Abassi, Andrew Dingee, ADEnterprise Paulo Rebelo, Petrobras Schlumberger Joel Le Calvez, DeLaine Fletcher, Hunt Consolidated, Inc. Subcommittee Phil Grossweiler, M&H Katie Bertani, Baker Hughes To learn more about the committee members, visit go.spe.org/attendLACPEC. Faiyaz Bhojani, Shell Program Committee member list continues next page. go.spe.org/attendLACPEC | go.spe.org/attendHSES Exhibits, Sponsorship, and Advertising Opportunities Available 20190911-OXY-Av-SPE-V01.pdf 1 11/09/2019 15:37:48 4 PARTNER 5 OF CHOICE® HSE and Sustainability Program Committee (continued) Occidental is committed to conducting our business in a manner Jennifer Guidry, Precision Drilling Steinar Nesse, DNV GL that safeguards our employees, protects the environment, benefits HeliOffshore Ltd Paola Pedroni, Eni Upstream Gretchen Haskins, neighboring communities and strengthens local economies. Peter Hudson, Hudson Global Consulting Jens Valeur, Ramboll Environment & Health John Karish, Consultant Maritza Vargas, Terra Development Organization Brian Kraus, ERM Alberto Vega, ERM Graeme Lawrie, OMV Drue Ann Whittecar, Sabic Juan Carlos Lopez, Schlumberger Andra Wilcox, HARC Jose Luis Martin, Occidental Petroleum Karin Witton, Weatherford Yannick Mollier, Total Social Responsibility and Sustainability Marcin Nazuruk, Baker Hughes Co-Chairpersons Taher Patwa, Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling (SANAD) Nick Abrahams, Schlumberger Luciano Scataglini, Eni Kjerstin Lange, Equinor Davide Scotti, Saipem Subcommittee Ajay Shah, Chevron Yinka Adelodun, Consultant Cory Shelton, Shelton Coaching and Consulting, LLC. Lina Arce Mateus, D-mente Andrew Smith, Risk Management Systems Diego Astudillo, Repsol Rick Strouse, Shell Linda Battalora, Colorado School of Mines Jan Tucker, Tucker Enterprises Group of Companies Clare Bebbington, Audire Consulting Kirsty Walker, Schlumberger Kojo Beddu-Addo, Total Tony Zamora, Consultant Nelcy Blanco, Occidental Petroleum Environment Emery Brusset, Social Terrain Co-Chairpersons Becci Collacott, IPIECA Fernando Correa, Mansarovar James Cunningham, Schlumberger Sue Staley, Shell Marina d’Engelbronner-Kolff, Shell Subcommittee Catherine Duggan, Tullow Oil Wendy Brown, IOGP William Feragotto, ERM Zachary Ceplecha, FTS International Ileana Ferber, ExxonMobil Claude-Henri Chaineau, Total Katherine Gilbert, ExxonMobil Jill Cooper, Geosyntec Consultants Roger McElrath, BSR Robert Cox, IPIECA Juan Carlos Mejia, Occidental Petroleum Laureen Darku, Tullow Oil Jonathan Motherwell, JTM and Associates, LLC Stephanie Dvorak, Schlumberger Helen Murphy, IPIECA Matthew Eales, Rubicon Oilfield International Luis Orea, PEMEX Kari Ehmling, ExxonMobil Carolina Ortega, Noble Energy Liliana Giraldo, Occidental Petroleum Monica Ospina, O Trade Artemis Kostareli, IPIECA Fernando Rodriguez, HSE International Dina Kuykendall, Baker Hughes Jay Wagner, Plexus Energy Ltd. Jonathan Lilien, Chevron To learn about the committee members, visit go.spe.org/attendHSES. Occidental go.spe.org/attendLACPEC | go.spe.org/attendHSES Exhibits, Sponsorship, and Advertising Opportunities Available 6 7 Schedule of Events (as of 25 October 2019) Schedule of Events (as of 25 October 2019) LACPEC Program HSE and Sustainability Program Tuesday, 17 March 2020 Tuesday, 17 March 2020 Salon A Salon B Salon C Salon D Salon G Salon E-F Salon N Salon L Salon M Salon J Salon P Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Second Floor Third Floor Third Floor Third Floor Third Floor Third Floor 0900–1000 Joint Opening Ceremony (Fifth Floor) Joint Opening Ceremony (Fifth Floor) 0900–1000 1000–1830 Exhibition Exhibition 1000–1830 1000–1030 Coffee Break on Exhibition Floor (Third
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