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AFPM 2015 Environmental Conference Salt Lake City, UT First AFPM 2015 Environmental Conference Salt Lake City, UT First Name Last Name Company City State Michael Aguirre Sage Environmental Consulting Baton Rouge LA Wendy Alexander Weaver Consultants Group Centennial CO Don Alford Vapor Point, LLC LaPorte TX Leslie Allen Western Refining Company El Paso TX Brian Angerman Barr Engineering Company Minneapolis MN Kristine Aparicio Western Refining Company El Paso TX Louis Archuleta Aramco Services Company Houston TX John Ash Environmental Systems Corp. (ESC) Austin TX Michael Astin HollyFrontier Corporation West Bountiful UT Ryan Atkinson TRICORD Consulting, LLC Allen TX Mary Bachynsky Formosa Plastics Corporation, USA Livingston NJ Erin Badough Valero San Antonio TX Chrisna Baptista Environmental Protection Agency Sacramento CA Meghan Barber All4 Inc. Kimberton PA Craig Barker Phillips 66 Bartlesville OK Chuck Barksdale Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Philadelphia PA Emily Barron Sage Environmental Consulting Detroit MI Linda Bartlett ERM-Southwest, Inc. Metairie LA Kris Battleson Chevron U.S.A. Inc. San Ramon CA Andrew Beard HollyFrontier Corporation El Dorado KS John Beath John Beath Environmental, LLC Beaumont TX David Beattie Calumet Specialty Products Partners, L.P. Superior WI Hadley Bedbury Calumet Montana Refining, LLC Great Falls MT Charles Bennett Marathon Petroleum Corporation Catlettsburg KY David Berkowitz Enthalpy Analytical, Inc. Durham NC Philip Black Wood Group Mustang Houston TX Laura Blohm Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX Erik Boleman Barr Engineering Company Duluth MN Troy Boley Sage Environmental Consulting Lawrenceville GA Elizabeth Bourbon Valero Energy Corporation San Antonio TX Heidi Bowen-Morris Trihydro Corporation Laramie WY Gail Braden Sage Environmental Consulting Flanders NJ Stephen Brady Monroe Energy, LLC Trainer PA Bruce Broberg TRC Houston TX Louis Buatt New Orleans LA Michelle Bujdoso Tesoro Corporation San Antonio TX James Bunten Sinclair Oil Corporation Salt Lake City UT Frank Burgard Alon USA Big Spring TX Chuck Buttry Trinity Consultants, Inc. Little Rock AR Zachary Byrd Spirit Environmental Austin TX Sidney Cabbiness Zeeco, Inc. Broken Arrow OK Ramon Callahan Ergon, Inc. Jackson MS Dave Caracappa Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Philadelphia PA Morris Carter Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX Heather Chelpaty PBF Energy Inc. Parippany NJ Chet Chiles Delek Refining Ltd. Brentwood TN AFPM 2015 Environmental Conference Salt Lake City, UT First Name Last Name Company City State Shannon Chouinard Calumet Montana Refining, LLC Great Falls MT Jay Christopher Trihydro Corporation Denver CO Yung Chung Tesoro Corporation San Antonio TX Ron Clark Sage Environmental Consulting Surfside CA John Colebrook Trinity Consultants, Inc. Dallas TX Mitch Colvin Lion Oil Company El Dorado AR Jerry Combs Siemens Kemp TX Doug Connell Barr Engineering Company Edina MN Paul Conrad Sinclair Oil Corporation Salt Lake City UT Craig Cortello Trinity Consultants, Inc. Metairie LA Zachary Craft Baker Botts LLP Houston TX Shannon Crane Chevron Pascagoula MS Ron Crum AECOM Baton Rouge LA Sharon Dahl Flint Hills Resources Rosemount MN Neil Dahlberg Hamon Research-Cottrell Newton MA Mark Darby Calumet Specialty Products Superior WI Larry Darcey Sage Environmental Consulting Houston TX Inaas Darrat Trinity Consultants, Inc. Houston TX Samir Dave CH2M HILL Houston TX Gary Daves Providence Houston TX Aaron Day Trinity Consultants, Inc. Kent WA Doug Deason Exxon Mobil Corporation Houston TX Scott Denton Navajo Refining Company Artesia NM Janice DeVelasco CVR Energy, Inc. Sugar Land TX Jim Dodson Martin Operating Partners Smackover AR Lori Donovan UOP - A Honeywell Company Des Plaines IL Bruce Douglas Trinity Consultants, Inc. Denver CO Regina Doyle HollyFrontier Refining & Marketing West Bountiful UT Christopher Drechsel Tesoro Corporation Auburn WA Wilma Dreessen Tesoro Refining & Marketing Martinez CA Adam Driscoll Barr Engineering Company Minneapolis MN Joe Durczynski Systech Environmental Corporation Phoenix AZ Tushar Durve Flint Hills Resources Wichita KS Steven Eckard Enthalpy Analytical, Inc. Durham NC Andrew Edwards RAMBOLL ENVIRON Houston TX David Elam TRC Raleigh NC Glenn England RAMBOLL ENVIRON Irvine CA Robert Ferry The TGB Partnership Hillsborough NC George Fink CHS Inc. Laurel MT Daniel Fitzgerald ARI Environmental, Inc. Wauconda IL Stacie Fletcher Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Washington DC Jean Flores Guida, Slavich & Flores, P.C. Dallas TX Jacob Fournier Marathon Petroleum LP Findlay OH Brian Fowler Environmental Systems Corp. (ESC) Austin TX Cara Fox Barr Engineering Company Edina MN Philip Frazier Marathon Petroleum Corporation Garyville LA AFPM 2015 Environmental Conference Salt Lake City, UT First Name Last Name Company City State Casey Frederick Hunt Refining Company Tuscaloosa AL David Friedman American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) Washington DC Robert Gardner Houston Refining, LP Houston TX Kelsey Garing Sage Environmental Consulting League City TX Ty Gaub U.S. Oil & Refining Co. Tacoma WA Jeff Gentry CH2M HILL Portland OR Silas Givens Brown and Caldwell Charlotte NC Cynthia Gleason Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Houston TX Kristin Gordon All4 Inc. Sugar Land TX George Graham Exxon Mobil Corporation Houston TX David Gratson Environmental Standards, Inc. Santa Fe NM Jason Graves Waid Environmental Houston TX Samuel Greene Sinclair Oil Corporation Salt Lake City UT Molly Gregersen Big West Oil, LLC North Salt Lake UT Allan Griggs E.Vironment, LP San Antonio TX Rob Gronewold Tesoro Corporation Auburn WA Joseph Guida Guida, Slavich & Flores, P.C. Dallas TX Edward Gunderson Huntsman Corporation The Woodlands TX Jeff Gunnulfsen American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) Washington DC Andrew Haar HollyFrontier Refining & Marketing Tulsa OK Laura Hadaway Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX Erin Hallenburg Environmental Resources Management Bellingham WA Paul Hamada Phillips 66 Houston TX Rich Hamel Environmental Resources Management Boston MA William 'Chuck' Hammock Lion Oil Company El Dorado AR Bernd Haneke Suncor Energy Commerce City CO Toby Hanna Environmental Resources Management Ewing, NJ Chris Hanson Tesoro Refining & Marketing Mandan ND Matthew Harrison AECOM Austin TX Heidi Hayes Eurofins Air Toxics, Inc. Folsom CA Rhett Heflin CHS Inc. McPherson KS Glenn Heil Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP The Woodlands TX David Heinold AECOM Chelmsford MA Pamela Hemphill Delek Refining Ltd. Tyler TX Brad Herrin Spirit Environmental Houston TX Kristin Heutmaker St. Paul Park Refining CO., LLC Saint Paul Park MN Gary Higginbotham STC Houston TX Melissa Hillman Trinity Consultants, Inc. Oakland CA David Hindin U.S. EPA Washington DC Matthew Hodges Valero Energy Corporation San Antonio TX Michael Holder HollyFrontier Corporation Dallas TX Phyllis Holifield CITGO Petroleum Corporation Lake Charles LA Herman Holm Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX Jacqueline Hom Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Philadelphia PA Michael Hopperton BP Products North America Roswell GA Teri Horsley Sage Environmental Consulting Nashville TN AFPM 2015 Environmental Conference Salt Lake City, UT First Name Last Name Company City State Larry Hottenstein Environmental Resources Management Irvine CA Desiree Howell Chevron Pascagoula MS Autumn Hu AECOM Salt Lake City UT Kenneth Huddleston Huntsman Corporation The Woodlands TX Evan Hunter Barr Engineering Company Minneapolis MN Joe Ibanez TRICORD Consulting, LLC Dallas TX Sergio Ibarra Tesoro Corporation San Antonio TX Jenessa Jensen American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) Washington DC Greg Johnson Liskow & Lewis New Orleans LA Matoaka Johnson Calumet Specialty Products San Antonio TX LeAnn Johnson-Koch Perkins Coie Washington DC Paul Johnston Tesoro Anacortes Refining Anacortes WA John Joyce Sage Environmental Consulting Kennesaw GA Anita Junker Alon USA Krotz Springs LA Nimish Katwala Providence Irving TX Rob Kaufmann Koch Companies Public Sector, LLC Washington DC Faheem Kazimi CB&I Pasadena TX Jarrett Keck HollyFrontier -Tulsa Refinery Tulsa OK Lester Keel Tesoro Anacortes Refining Anacortes WA Sharon Keller Shell Oil Products US Houston TX Kevin Kiemele St. Paul Park Refining CO., LLC Saint Paul Park MN Christina King Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Pascagoula MS Theron King Phillips 66 Ponca City OK Jim Kiolbassa Baker Hughes Incorporated Sugar Land TX Sean Kirkpatrick Vapor Point, LLC Geismar LA Matt Klickman CITGO Petroleum Corporation Lemont IL Shane Kling Environmental Intellect Pearland TX Neel Kotra Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX Nathan Kowalsky Barr Engineering Company Edina, MN Laura Kozerski Babcock & Wilcox Co. Hatfield PA Brett Kriley Sage Environmental Consulting Austin TX John Krogue Chevron Products Company Salt Lake City UT Timothy Kuiken Cemtek Environmental, Inc. Santa Ana CA John Kumm EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. Hunt Valley MD Joseph Kupper DiSorbo Consulting, LLC Austin TX Barbara Kuryk E.Vironment, LP Tomball TX Matthew Kuryla Baker Botts LLP Houston TX Shane LaCasse CHS Refinery LAUREL MT Brian Leahy Barr Engineering Company Grand Rapids MI Riley Lealos Dakota Prairie Refining, LLC Dickinson ND Michelle Lee Tesoro Corporation Kenai AK Bart Leininger Ashworth Leininger Group Camarillo CA Drew Leonard Weaver Consultants Group Centennial CO Mary Linn Leonards Heritage Environmental Services Lansdale PA Brian Lesinski EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. Hunt Valley MD Taras Lewus Sage Environmental Consulting Denver CO AFPM 2015 Environmental
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