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2012 Attendees List Attendee’s List September 25, 2012 Connecting Resources of the Future —Today! Promoting Petrochemical And Gas Liquids Industry Advancement 2012 Attendees List A.T. Kearney Inc. American Refining Andrew Walberer Group Inc. Oliver Zeranski David D. Benn David DuBois Aal Chem Paul Schmuck Americas Styrenics Gregory Wilson Acid Products Company Inc. AP Services Inc. Lou J. DePasquale Aaron Barry ACME-HARDESTY Ardex Americas Dave Cardy Stephen Bass David Rozand Jerry Kowalski Stephan Liozu Advanced Chemical Concepts Inc. Arkema Elise Kachinski David Panzera II Craig Tungate With the world’s leading chemical suppliers. Ascend Performance Air Liquide Materials With the brands you know and trust. Greg Spozio Carmella Long Melinda Wells With a breadth of product options. Carole Wendt Aither Chemicals* Leonard Dolhert With superior technical support. Jason Keeling Ashland Jack Stein Todd Hritz Your best connection for product options Parvez Wadia to help support and grow your business … ASHTA Chemicals Inc. AllChem Industries Matt Evangelista Nate Camire Bradley J. Westfall Brian Milan Ron Munos Atotech USA Tom Van der Weijde John R. Papcun John Pilcher Allegheny Conference & WPXI TV BASF* Bill Flanagan Joanie Daye Formerly Ashland Distribution Jeff Evans Allegheny Conference Rebecca Hollis on Community Dave Longhini Development Tammy Osche Dennis Yablonsky Dihn Phan Nexeo Solutions, LLC • 1.800.531.7106, option 3 * 2012 Sponsor www.nexeosolutions.com 2 Battelle Calumet Croda Inc Etimine USA Inc. Lauren Eiter Specialty Products Alyson King Adam Brodie Joni Milazzo Donna M. Schake Bayer Corporation* Dave Vogelsang D&GG Marketing Ron Foster Communications ExxonMobil Chemical Keith Jones Celanese Corporation Ltd and Advertising* Company Dr. Ahmad Soltani-Ahmadi Marcus Hayes Troy Grossi Steven Cassaniti Dawn Grossi-Flenner Benchmark River Chemical Distributors In- FBC Chemical and Rail Terminals corporated Damon Industries Inc. Corporation Cliff Daly Rick Franclemont Ms. Taylor Jones Laura Augustine Mark Russell Chris J. Hudac BHS Marketing LLC Dawood Engineering Chris M. Hudac David Hudac Mark Graves Chemical Solvents Inc. Ron Carrola PE Lad Hudac Bruce Schechinger Blaine Davidson Jim Rodgers Lad C. Hudac Terri Shimensky Paul Whipple CPA Bison Laboratories Inc FORMOSA Robert Morber Chemsynergy Inc. Day & Zimmermann PLASTICS CORP Steven Morber Jim Bhesania Ken Anthony Kenny Lin Derrick Meng Bluestar Silicones Chevron Phillips Dow Chemical Tony Ceccoli Chemical Company Pete Corle FRP Services David Berman Andrea Fulton Stephanie Gray Brenntag * Ronald Jones Robert Harris John Halstead Kevin Audas Dr. David Miller John Rimgaila Gehring Montgomery- Vince Bennicasa Michael Traub Matthew Snow C.D. Duncan Marvin White TER GROUP Richard K. (Dick) Pry Mark Willis Paul Rodrigo Church & Dwight/ DuPont Armand Products Jay R. Thompson Georgia Gulf Corporation C&E News Jeffrey B. Shore Johanna W. Kung Joseph Breunig Dean Baldwin Connell Bros. Ltd. Durr Marketing Associates GFS Chemicals Inc. Cadence Chemical John Marko Jim Carlin Albert May Corporation Mark Pepe Contichim Dyno Nobel GILLEN COMPANY* John Wilson North America Inc Chris Telschow Donald Hart Al Domian Phyllis Henderson Calgon Carbon Greg Siminoski Elliott Group Corporation Ken Horvath Global Chemsources LLC Randall Dearth Coyne chemical Matt Robison Ken Dartley Thomas Coyne John Drzewicki EQT Energy Gulbrandsen Technologies Sam Henteleff Bill Lombardi Shawn Robinson * 2012 Sponsor 3 4 Harris & Ford LLC Johann Haltermann Engineered Chemistry Jeff Evans Lisa Matthy Heritage Environmental Kao Specialties Services LLC America LLC Rob Baker Warren Kotacska Honeywell UOP Koppers Inc.* Michelle Hearn Joseph P. Dowd Stephanie Javorski ICC CHEMICAL Charles E. Kraynik CORPORATION William Huml Kroff Inc./ Superior Well Services IHS Chemical Dave Grottenthaler Mary Ellen Brady John Stekla Kuehne Chemical Co. David Zilberfarb IMTT Dimitre Kolev Langan Engineering & Environmental Services Industrial Chemicals Inc. Kay Linnell Lorri Beasley William Lane LANXESS Corporation* Bridget McCourt Innophos Jeff Ritter Jesse Davidson Marco Giancaspro LexChem Solutions LLC Chuck Malloy INTERSTATE CHEMICAL CO* Lonza* Ray Baker Geoff Webb Lori Cirillo Rich Cirillo Lowe Chemical Company Jeff Heverley Kenneth E. Lowe Jr. Albert Puntureri Combining chemistry with mechanical Shannon Reaver engineering to increase productivity and Garrett Rowe LyondellBasell Industries Jack Verigood Jim Campbell drive down well costs. Steve Conner Drilling Fluid Additives | Fracturing Additives | Acidizing Additives | Cementing Intertek Caleb Brett Brian Griffin Jen Jewson Additives | Production Chemicals | Pipeline Chemicals | Compression Chemicals Bill Johnson Dave Rubin Gerry Mannion Bruce Street JCI USA Inc. Tsutomu Watanabe ® * 2012 Sponsor 5 Madison Nicholas Enterprises Inc. Old Bridge Pilot ChemicalCo. Chemical Co. Inc. Dean Marlin Chemicals Inc. Tracy L. Gwin Hank Dobyns Dave DiMargo Robert D Pifer NOVA Chemicals* Marcellus Shale Mark Bloom Olin Canada ULC Pittsburgh Coalition* Tom Boal Michael Graveson Regional Alliance* Kathryn Klaber Kevin Duncan Ellen Grenke Patty Horvatich John Hotz Tommy Horton De Peart Wendy Lomicka Aldo Noce MARKWEST Kim McPhillips Platts Energy Partners Joe Welch Randy Nickerson OSIsoft LLC Kevin Allen Mark Benninger Bernardo Fallas Occidental Chemical Sandra Peterson Maroon Inc. Corp. (OxyChem) Scott Mawhinney PotashCorp.com Todd Katres Michael Andrews ‘’Mike’’ Mark Maroon Mark Boulanger Keith J. Benn OXEA Corporation Bryan E. Blevins Caleb Johnson Robert Broomham ‘’Rob’’ PPG Industries Inc Mason Chemical Co. Tim Rickert James R. Buege ‘’Jim’’ Mary Darwiche Preston Rocco Jacqueline Threadgill Jeremy D. Burnell Wayne Gasior Tom R. Cribbs Larry Grubb MATRIX CHEMICAL Mark Crouse PBF Energy Justin Filey Kevin Ragan Jon L. Cupps Chuck Robertson Michael McGarry Carter Sullivan Grant A. Evans Robert Rega Jason J. Hart PCS Sales Greg Vitale Charles J. Krivacek ‘’Chip’’ Howard Wright Megaloid Robert Beck George D. Landry III Alana Zajdel Laboratories Limited David McLeish Donald Gill Michael Moll Ben R. Percy Debbie McCue Pressure Chemical Robert Peterson ‘’Rob’’ Peoples Services Inc Jim Veres John Pannucci Jeb Phillips Jim Laughlin Robert C. Otworth ‘’Bob’’ John Matheos Nachurs Aline Solutions Walter C. Schramm ‘’Walt’’ Pride Solvents & Industrial NASi Gil E. Whitlock Perstorp Polyols Inc.* Chemical Company Reiny Packul Philip A. Iovino Paul Williams David Wolf OCI Chemical Jeffrey Melissa Abraham Larry Procter & Gamble - Nease Corporation Todd Cunningham Thomas Chemicals Frank Anastasia Jaimie Miller Lynn Zarcone Odyssey Logistics & PhibroChem Technology Corporation* Alex Avraamides PVS Chemical Neo-Solutions Inc. Paul Palmieri Mark Chamberlin Michael J. Howick Gerald W. Groff Phil Villapiano Mike Hutto Todd W. Groff Lauren Kovaleski Craig Vaughan Phillips 66 Leon Leiker Craig Mikkelson Fred Lowder Dennis Rutkowski Sam McCalmont Jeff Stein Andy Yaksic * 2012 Sponsor 7 8 RBC Capital Markets Sea-Land Chemical Chris Nocella Mark Christeon Range Resources Selas Fluid Processing Matt Curry Goutam Shahani Ranbar Electrical Shell Chemical LP* Materials Inc. Dan Carlson Rob McCourt David Laucella Randy Russell Demetria Lewis Victoria Meyer Heather Rayburg-Smith RCU Chemical LLC Patrick Taylor Delivering More Adam Braun for Over 28 Years Silver Fern Chemical Reagent Chemical Sam King Andrew Day • Comprehensive Strategic • Media Sourcing, Evaluation, Solvay Solexis Inc. Reaxis Inc. & Marketing Planning Placement & P.R. Michael DiPaolo Jr. Cynthia Armstrong • Business Identities • Direct Mail Campaigns Dr. Lanny Venham (Logos, Stationery & • Web Site Architecture, SSOE Group Corporate Standards) Cliff Reese Design & Optimization Retired Past • Sales Materials • Power Point Presentation General Chairs Bob McCormick Storchem Inc. (Sell Sheets, (Including Animation) Pamphlets & CDs) Carl Kowalski Mark Korsh • Interactive & Videography Paul Lagrotteria Mike Ruth • Full Color & Black/ Applications Kevin Riley Edwin van der Wolf White Advertisements • Capability & Product Brochures (Print & Electronic) Rierden Chemical Sumitomo Chemical Joe Rierden America Inc. Joseph Rierden Tony Da Cunha Jonathan Rierden John C. Gearhart SAL Chemical Sunoco Logistics Steve Fenell Hank Alexander Kim Jones Superior Solvents and Sasol Solvents Chemicals Troy Grossi Dawn Grossi-Flenner Randy Thornlow Kurt Hettinga Vice President, Vice President, Ray Roembke Account Services Customer Service Savage Safe Handling* Bob Drake Tauber Petrochemical Co Tony Derco Bob Mackenzie 516 West North Avenue • Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Jordan Wilson 412.321.7766 • 412.321.6689 (fax) * 2012 Sponsor www.dggadvertising.com 10 Technichem Inc. Unipex Solutions Westway Terminals Jessica Fegan Onofrio Palazzolo Mark W O’Donnell Jean-Pierre Pelchat Thatcher Company of Wolf Container & New York Univar USA* Chemical Co. Ann Pavlick Debra Bailey Jack Jamison Brian Jurak Justin Jamison Troy Kusler Third Coast Chemicals Linda Lee Wolf Clifford M. Moll Kenny Heisig John Orfe Worldchem LLC Joe Ripp Three Rivers Packaging Mike Schulte Fred George Inc.* Duane Ziolkowski Brian P. Daniels Zaclon LLC Universal Well Services Matthew O’Connor Joe Turgeon Toledo Refining Tom Watkins Company Chuck Robertson Veckridge Chemical Co. Bob Sittmann Robert Veca Transchemical Inc. Wacker Chemie AG Dan Croghan Klaus Kohlhammer Marilyn Fitzgerald Mike Wren W.K. Merriman Inc. David Miller Transportation Compliance Associates Jack Alston Watson Standard Jennifer Moser Company Terry Breslawski
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