PESA ANNUAL MEETING 2015
Annual Meeting 2015
Discovering Metrics For Success contents CHAIRMEN’S WELCOME 4 MEETING AGENDA 6 SPEAKERS 8 SPOUSE/GUEST PROGRAMS 12 GOLF & TENNIS 13 FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT 14 HOTEL & TRAVEL INFORMATION 15 MEETING REGISTRATION 16 PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 4
LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN
I would like to extend my most sincere gratitude to PESA’s Incom- and strategic data, the energy revolution has allowed the United ing Chairman Gary Halverson. Gary has worked diligently to cre- States to gain more independence from volatile foreign markets. ate a dynamic program for our Annual Meeting that will commu- In 2005, 60 percent of all fuel consumed in America was imported. nicate invaluable information and promote insightful discussions. That dependence came at a high price, dictating our national se- curity decisions concerning the Middle East for decades. The U.S. Accurate and effective metrics in our industry are crucial to the Energy Information Administration projects imported fuel will fall future success of PESA members. This year’s theme, “Discovering to just 25 percent by 2016. The rapid increase in shale oil produc- Metrics for Success – Opportunities and Challenges for the Up- tion over the past five years has played a pivotal role in bringing stream Industry in Unconventionals and Deepwater,” is pertinent our energy production stateside, by reducing our oil trade deficit to our work in this season of fluctuating oil prices. and bolstering our economic recovery. Oil prices in the global market hit a six-year low in January, but While oil and gas producers are experiencing challenges due to that has not inhibited the positive long-term outlook for the en- the oil price drop, the service and supply sector’s technological ergy industry. The surge in U.S. energy production has changed innovations and efficiencies will drive the ability to sustain devel- the game for the national economy and reset the world stage. opment of resources that are even more important in a variable The recent drop in prices represents a shift of market funda- world market. mentals adjusting to a new, abundant supply. It also signals the growing strength of our nation’s hand. “The key for America is Our industry was built on grit, determination and ingenuity. The that we shouldn’t let ourselves get distracted by falling oil prices oilfield service and supply sector’s leadership is imperative for the when there is much more at stake,” commands T. Boone Pickens, prosperity of the industry. In 2016, the growth prospects for en- founder and chair of BP Capital. ergy production remain high, with the U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasting crude oil production averages of 9.5 The U.S. energy revolution has been made possible through million barrels per day (bpd), close to the highest annual average hydraulic fracturing, horizontal drilling and innovative technolo- level of production in U.S. history of 9.6 million bpd in 1970. The gies that allowed us to unlock resources that were not accessible development of new technologies and increased efficiencies by just five years ago. By increasing our oil production efficiencies PESA member companies will establish a firm foundation to cre- through PESA members’ use of new technology, smarter wells ate a lasting and positive long-term outlook.
Paul Coppinger Divisional Managing Director, Weir Oil & Gas PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 5
LETTER FROM THE INCOMING CHAIRMAN
Although we meet this year in the midst of extraordinary times High School in Houston. Galen will present Julissa with the newly for our industry, we approach this Annual Meeting with optimism created Sherry Stephens Scholarship and provide an update on for the future, gathering to explore innovative opportunities for PESA’s significant investment in the IPAA/PESA Energy Education collaboration between the service and supply sector and our cus- Center. tomers. This year’s theme, “Discovering Metrics for Success—Op- portunities and Challenges for the Upstream Industry in Uncon- Friday morning, the Offshore Panel will open the day, focusing on ventionals and Deepwater,” is a key area of focus now more than drivers for deepwater recoveries and continuing our deliberation ever. on operators and suppliers effectively capitalizing on the opportu- nities and challenges facing the upstream industry with unconven- As Wallace Pratt has said, which always remains true, “Where oil is tional resource plays and deepwater developments. This panel first found is in the minds of men.” Our identity is one that contin- will be led by industry leaders Jim Kleckner, executive vice pres- ues to hold strong, even in the face of extreme market conditions. ident, international and deepwater operations, Anadarko Petro- We are the deciding factor. leum Corporation; Merrill “Pete” Miller, Jr., executive chairman, DistributionNOW and director, Transocean and Chesapeake; and The 2015 PESA Annual Meeting will kick off on Thursday morning John Mingé, chairman and president, BP America. Kurt Abraham, with a keynote address from General Michael Hayden, principal of executive editor of World Oil, will moderate this outstanding in- the Chertoff Group and former director of the Central Intelligence dustry panel. Agency and National Security Agency. General Hayden’s exper- tise on current geopolitical risk is invaluable as PESA members Following the Offshore Panel, we will explore energy security in navigate the tumultuous international market. Iraq, Syria, Libya, Russia and Ukraine with a panel comprised of analysts from the National Intelligence Council and CIA Intelli- Afterward, David Stover, president and CEO, Noble Energy; Jeff gence. Closing Friday’s business session, author Alex Epstein will Shellebarger, president, Chevron North America Exploration and discuss the positive industry theories behind his recent book that Production; James Volker, chairman, president and CEO, Whit- has created significant buzz, “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels.” ing Petroleum Corporation; and Joe Hudson, president, Nabors We will enjoy Alex’s remarks in an early plenary session luncheon USA, will anchor this year’s Onshore Panel. David Bat, president, including spouses and guests. Stream-Flo USA, will serve as moderator. Higher cost developing unconventional and project execution challenges continue to re- With the combination of industry leading speakers, insightful ses- sult in declining CAPEX productivity, so the question arises: how sions, expanded activities for spouses and guests, and the back- can players in the industry, both operators and service suppliers drop of beautiful Lake Oconee, this year’s meeting promises to be work together to achieve performance improvements? We look extraordinary. I look forward to seeing you there. forward to the insights that these industry leaders are sure to pro- vide. We will end Thursday’s business session with Galen Cobb, vice president, industry relations of Halliburton and Julissa Enriquez, Gary Halverson Petroleum Academy graduate and 2015 valedictorian of Milby Sr. VP and President, Drilling and Production Systems, Cameron PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 6 meeting agenda
Wednesday, April 22 Thursday, April 23
8:30 AM Individual Golf, The Oconee 7:30 AM Breakfast Tee times from 8:30 AM to 12:50 PM Attendee spouses/guests are invited and encouraged to attend
1:00 PM Registration 8:10 AM Welcome Ends at 4:00 PM Gary Halverson, Incoming Chairman, PESA Sr. VP and President, Drilling and Production Systems, 3:00 PM CID Committee Meeting Cameron Meeting is invitation only 8:15 AM Keynote Speaker 6:00PM Welcome Reception General Michael Hayden, Principal of The Chertoff Evening is free for individual dinner plans Group and former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency Attendee spouses/guests are invited and encouraged to attend
9:00 AM Spouse/Guest Program Historic Downtown Madison Tour and Shopping Trip
9:15 AM Break
9:30 AM Onshore Panel, Unconventionals Joe Hudson, President, Nabors USA Jeff Shellebarger, President, Chevron North America Exploration and Production David L. Stover, President and CEO, Noble Energy James J. Volker, Chairman, President and CEO, Whiting Petroleum Corporation Panel Moderator: David Bat, President, Stream-Flo U.S.A.
11:00 AM Energy Academy Update and Sherry Stephens Blanks Scholarship Presentation Galen Cobb, VP-Industry Relations, Halliburton Sherry Stephens Blanks, Past PESA President Julissa Enriquez, Petroleum Academy Student, Milby High School
11:30 AM Election of Directors
12:00 PM Adjourn
1:00 PM Golf Tournament, The Landing
7:00 PM Casual Reception & Dinner PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 7
Friday, April 24 7:30 AM Board of Directors 12:30 PM Adjourn Meeting is invitation only 1:30 PM Golf (Shotgun Start), The Oconee 7:30 AM Breakfast 2:00 PM Tennis Tournament, Lake Club Tennis Center 8:30 AM Incoming Chairman Remarks Gary Halverson, Incoming Chairman, PESA 6:30 PM Reception & Dinner Sr. VP and President, Drilling and Production Systems, Dress is resort sophisticated Cameron 8:30 PM Chairman’s Outgoing Address 8:40 AM State of the Association Paul Coppinger, Outgoing Chairman, PESA Leslie Beyer, President, PESA Divisional Managing Director, Weir Group
8:45 AM Offshore Panel 8:40 PM Awards James J. “Jim” Kleckner, EVP, International & Golf and Tennis Deepwater Operations, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation 9:00 PM Entertainment Merrill A. “Pete” Miller, Jr., Executive Chairman, Kathleen Madigan DistributionNOW; Director, Transocean and Chesapeake 10:00 PM Event Concludes John Mingé, Chairman and President, BP America Panel Moderator: Kurt Abraham, Executive Editor of World Oil
9:00 AM Spouse/Guest Program Boat Cruise on Lake Oconee
9:45 AM Break
10:00 AM Intelligence Committee Energy Security, Understanding the Geopolitical Risks: Middle East, N. Africa, Russia and Ukraine Geopolitical instability, shifts in production and consumption and sanctions can trigger adjustments in national policies, influence prices and expose players in the industry with new risks.
Panel Moderator: Gary Halverson, Sr. VP and President, Drilling and Production Systems, Cameron • Syria & Iraq – National Intelligence Council • Libya – CIA Intelligence • Russia & Ukraine – CIA Intelligence
11:30 AM General Session Luncheon Alex Epstein, Author, “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels” Attendee spouses/guests are invited and encouraged to attend PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 8 speakers
General Michael Hayden | Principal of The Chertoff Group and Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency
As Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, General Hayden was responsible for overseeing the collection of information concerning the plans, intentions and capabilities of America’s adversaries; producing timely analysis for decision makers; and conducting covert operations to thwart terrorists and other enemies of the US. At Chertoff Group, General Hayden uses his broad geographic and political knowledge to brief clients on intelligence matters worldwide – including developments in cyber security – that may affect their businesses.
“The best defense is knowing what your enemies are up to, before they know you know it. For today’s CEOs,” he adds, “there is also the challenge of figuring out who and where your enemies are.”
Before becoming Director of the CIA, General Hayden served as the country’s first Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence and was the highest-ranking intelligence officer in the armed forces. Earlier, he served as Commander of the Air Intelligence Agency, Director of the Joint Command and Control Warfare Center, Director of the National Security Agency and Chief of the Central Security Service. General Hayden graduated from Duquesne University with a bachelor’s degree in history in 1967 and a master’s degree in modern American history in 1969. He also did postgraduate work at the Defense Intelligence School conducted by the Defense Intelligence Agency. He is currently a Distinguished Visiting Professor at George Mason University.
Joe Hudson | President, Nabors USA
Joe Hudson is currently head of Nabors’ U.S. land and offshore drilling operations. In this capacity, he directs a fleet of over 300 land rigs marketed in all major oil and gas basins in the continental U.S. and nearly 30 offshore rigs in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Joe came to Nabors as head of Marketing and Contracts for the U.S. business when Nabors acquired Henley Drilling. Soon thereafter, he was appointed Vice President of Marketing and Contracts for Nabors’ international business. He later returned to the U.S. operations, where he held positions as Vice President and General Manager of the Southwest Division and Executive Vice President before moving into his current position. Joe began his career with Otis Engineering and held various marketing and contracts positions at Tuboscope, Parker Drilling, ATCO Drilling and Henley Drilling.
Joe graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in Business Administration. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Center for Hearing & Speech and the Board of Trustees with Spindletop Charities.
James J. “Jim” Kleckner | EVP, International & Deepwater Operations, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
James J. “Jim” Kleckner is Executive Vice President, International and Deepwater Operations for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation. Mr. Kleckner has more than 30 years of global technical and leadership experience. He began his career in the oil and natural gas industry with Sun Oil Company and has responsibility throughout the world, including management roles in the North Sea, South America, China, U.S. onshore and Gulf of Mexico. Prior to being promoted to his current position in May of 2013, Mr. Kleckner served as Vice President overseeing the company’s operations and development activities in the Rocky Mountain region.
Mr. Kleckner holds a Bachelor of Science degree in petroleum engineering from the Colorado School of Mines. He is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. In the past he has also served on the Industry Advisory Board for the Colorado School of Mines Petroleum Engineering Department and as a Board Member at the University Of Wyoming School Of Energy Resources, the Executive Board for the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, and the Executive Board for Western Energy Alliance and the Global Energy Management Board.
Merrill A. “Pete” Miller, Jr. | Executive Chairman, DistributionNOW and Director, Transocean and Chesapeake
Mr. Miller is the Executive Chairman of DistributionNOW. Prior to assuming this role; he served as President and CEO of National Oilwell Varco from 2001 to 2014 and Chairman of the Board from 2002 to 2014. Mr. Miller joined National Oilwell in February 1996. Mr. Miller’s work history includes broad experience in the oil service and drilling contractor industries including 15 years at Helmerich & Payne, where he held various positions culminating as Vice President, US Operations. Mr. Miller graduated from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point and earned his MBA degree from Harvard Business School. He serves on the Board of Directors for Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Transocean, Board Member of the Offshore Energy Center, Advisory Board Member of Spindletop International and member of the National Petroleum Council. PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 9 speakers (continued)
John Mingé | Chairman and President, BP America
John Mingé is the Chairman and President of BP America Inc., where he is responsible for providing leadership and oversight to BP’s U. S. businesses, which are involved in oil and gas exploration and production, refining, chemicals, supply and trading, pipeline operations, shipping, and alternative energy. Prior to this role, John was the Regional President of BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc., where he was responsible for BP’s oil and gas exploration, development and production activities in Alaska, as well as its interests in the trans-Alaska oil pipeline.
During his 32 year career with BP, John has held various executive and engineering posts around the globe. He has served as President of BP Indonesia, Head of BP’s Asia Pacific Unit, and President of exploration and production for Vietnam and China. For the past six years, he has served on the BP America Board of Directors. John started his BP career in the Gulf of Mexico as a drilling engineer. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from Washington State University. John is a member of the API Board and Executive Committee, a member of the National Petroleum Council, and a Director of the National Association of Manufacturers. John is also heavily involved in his alma-mater, WSU, where he serves on the Board of Governors and on the College of Engineering and Architecture Executive Leadership Board.
He is married to Jackie and has two children, David and Emma.
Jeff Shellebarger | President, Chevron North America Exploration and Production
Mr. Jeff Shellebarger has been the President of Chevron North America Exploration and Production Company at Chevron Corporation since August 1, 2013. Mr. Shellebarger served as the Managing Director of IndoAsia Business Unit at Chevron Corporation until August 1, 2013. Mr. Shellebarger was responsible for overseeing Chevron’s exploration and production activities throughout North America, including its significant portfolio of assets in California, the Gulf of Mexico, Pennsylvania, the Mid-Continent region of the US and Canada. Since joining Chevron in 1980, he has held a variety of upstream positions in the US, Angola and Indonesia.
David L. Stover | President and CEO, Noble Energy
David (Dave) Stover brings more than 35 years of oil and gas industry experience to his current role as President and Chief Executive Officer of Noble Energy - a member of the S&P 500 and one of the nation’s leading independent energy companies. He was appointed CEO in October 2014 and elected to Noble Energy’s board of directors in April 2014. Prior to his current role, he served as President and Chief Operating Officer, along with other executive positions since joining the company in 2002. Before joining Noble Energy, he was BP’s Vice President and Business Unit Leader for the Gulf of Mexico Shelf from 2000 - 2002. From 1994 - 2000, Dave held various onshore and offshore management positions at Vastar Resources. Earlier in his career, he held a number of engineering, operations and management positions at ARCO Oil and Gas Company. Active in industry and community organizations, Dave serves on the board and executive committee of Junior Achievement in Houston and is President of Spindletop International for 2015. He holds a bachelor’s degree in petroleum and natural gas engineering from Pennsylvania State University and is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
James J. Volker | Chairman, President and CEO, Whiting Petroleum Corporation
James J. Volker is Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of Whiting Petroleum Corporation. Mr. Volker has been a director of Whiting Petroleum Corporation since 2003 and a director of Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation since 2002. Mr. Volker joined Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation in August 1983 as Vice President of Corporate Development and served in that position through April 1993. In May 1993, he became a contract consultant to Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation and served in that capacity until August 2000, at which time he became Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Volker was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer and a director of Whiting Oil and Gas Corporation in January 2002. Mr. Volker was co-founder, Vice President and later President of Energy Management Corporation from 1971 through 1982. He has more than 40 years of experience in the oil and natural gas industry. Mr. Volker has a degree in finance from the University of Denver, an MBA from the University of Colorado and has completed H. K. VanPoolen and Associates course of study in reservoir engineering. PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 0 presentations
Alex Epstein | Author, “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels”
Alex Epstein, energy expert and author of the national bestseller The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels, is the president and founder of the Center for Industrial Progress (CIP), a for-profit think tank championing fossil fuels.
In a culture where fossil fuels are often condemned as “dirty”, Epstein argues that they are actually the life-giving energy of our modern world – and therefore should be celebrated, not demonized.
A philosopher by training, Epstein challenges many of our era’s popular notions about energy, industry, and environ- ment, routinely engaging environmentalists in open debate over the big picture benefits of fossil fuels. His work has garnered both heavy praise from supporters and fierce opposition from adversaries.
Epstein’s writings on energy have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Investor’s Business Daily, among hundreds of other publications. A highly sought-after speaker, he has spoken on the economic and envi- ronmental benefits of fossil fuels at dozens of universities, including Stanford, Duke, Rice, and UCLA. He has also defended fossil fuel energy in debates against Greenpeace, 350.org, and the Sierra Club. Alex’s think tank, CIP, regu- larly consults with industry in and outside of America, where his keynote appearances and company strategy sessions have inspired and galvanized industry professionals, from high-level executives to workers in the field.
Galen Cobb | VP – Industry Relations, Halliburton
Galen Cobb is vice president industry relations for Halliburton and is responsible for the company’s industry relations global activities. He has worked for Halliburton for over thirty-nine years serving in various executive management positions in operations, marketing, sales and business development.
From 1991 to 1994, he was Director CIS and China with oversight in establishing Halliburton’s presence and operations in these emerging markets. Later he was named Director Executive Sales and Business Development with expanded responsibilities for the worldwide development and promotion of Halliburton’s services and products. In his current position, Mr. Cobb has broad responsibilities that include managing the company’s industry relations, energy trade policy issues, executive client relations, and trade organization oversight.
Cobb serves in leadership positions on numerous industry trade association and civic boards including: Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association Past Chairman and Executive Board, Independent Producers of America Association, Board of Trustees, National Ocean Industries Association Board of Directors, Academy of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology Board Chairman, Spindletop International Board of Trustees, Greater Houston Conventions and Visitors Bureau Executive Board, Industry Sector Advisory Committee to the US Department of Commerce, World Energy Cities Partnership Board, and Chairman of the USA National Committee for the World Petroleum Congress. Additionally Cobb serves on the company boards of TxIS and DistributionNow.
Galen is a graduate of Oklahoma Christian University, 1974.
Julissa Enriquez | Petroleum Academy Student, Milby High School, Sherry Stephens Scholarship Recipient
During her sophomore year at Milby High School, Julissa Enriquez joined the IPAA/PESA Petroleum Academy at Milby High School. Participating in various Academy activities, including field trips, the IPAA/PESA Speaking Competition, PetroChallenge, and an IPAA/PESA Externship at Halliburton, Julissa is a model for her peers. Through hard work and dedication, Julissa will graduate from Milby high school as the 2015 valedictorian. She will attend the University of Houston beginning the fall of 2015 and pursue a degree in Chemical Engineering. PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 11 panel moderators
David Bat, President, Stream-Flo U.S.A. Onshore Panel Moderator | 9:30 AM, April 23, 2015
David Bat is President, Stream-Flo U.S.A. He has worked in the oil and gas industry, both in the U.S. and globally, for over 27 years. David’s experience includes executive sales and operations roles with industry leaders that include the Constellation Energy Group and Chevron. Most recently, David was President of Welling & Company, an influential research firm serving the worldwide petroleum industry. David is respected throughout the industry for his knowledge and depth and breadth of experience.
Kurt Abraham, Executive Editor of World Oil Offshore Panel Moderator | 8:45 AM, April 24, 2015
Kurt Abraham is Executive Editor of World Oil. He is responsible for day-to-day management of content, heading up forecasting, and developing new products. Kurt has 30 years of industry experience. He earned a BA degree in journalism and business administration from Texas A&M University. His experience includes all four major media, as well as a major trade association. He is a member of NOMADS, the IPAA Supply and Demand Committee, and Offshore Energy Center, and he serves as an expert commentator.
Gary Halverson, Incoming Chairman, PESA Sr. VP and President, Drilling and Production Systems, Cameron International Intelligence Community Moderator | 10:00 AM, April 24, 2015
Gary Halverson was named President, Drilling & Production Systems in October 2013. In October 2012, he was named Sr. Vice President of Cameron International. Most recently he held the position of President of Surface Systems since October, 2005.
Gary joined Cameron in 1978 and has held numerous management positions throughout his career in the U.S. and overseas. He served as Director of Sales and Marketing for Asia Pacific Middle East based in Singapore, General Manager of Latin America, Vice President and General Manager for the Western Hemisphere based in Houston.
Gary is a graduate of Odessa College. He serves as Vice Chairman on the executive committee of the Petroleum Equipment Suppliers Association (PESA), also on the board of the general committee of special programs (GCSP), American Petroleum Institute (API), Well Control Institute (WCI) and U.S. delegate to the World Petroleum Congress (WPC). PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 2 spouse & guest programs
Trip to Historic Downtown Madison
Thursday, April 23 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Spouses & Guests are invited and encouraged to join Thursday's keynote session to hear General Michael Hayden, Principal of The Chertoff Group and former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Agency before departing the hotel for a trip to historic downtown Madison. Spouses & Guests will enjoy a morning of shopping, dining and sightseeing. The trip will include lunch at a local favorite restaurant before heading back to the Ritz-Carlton Lodge.
Boat Cruise on Lake Oconee
Friday, April 24 | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Spouses & Guests will enjoy a leisurely cruise aboard the Ritz-Carlton’s two-story pontoon boat, the Spirit of Oconee, viewing the beautiful surroundings and property while enjoying a light cocktail brunch.
Plenary Session Luncheon
Friday, April 24 | 11:30 AM Spouses & Guests are invited and encouraged to attend a plenary session luncheon Friday immediately after the boat cruise. Author Alex Epstein will discuss his new book “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels,” in which he deconstructs negative arguments about fossil fuel energy with detailed research and analysis, presenting his findings in unique layman’s terms. PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 3 golf & tennis tournaments
Scott DuBois, Golf Tournament Chairman Premier Pipe
Wednesday Individual Golf, The Oconee Reserved Tee Times: 8:30 AM to 12:50 PM
Thursday Golf Tournament, The Landing Shotgun start at 1:00 PM
Friday Individual Golf, The Oconee Shotgun start at 1:30 PM
Friday Tennis Tournament, Lake Club Tennis Center Begins at 2:00 PM
Ross Guthrie, Tennis Tournament Chairman Key Energy Services PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 4
friday night feature: kathleen madigan
Over Kathleen Madigan’s 25-year career she has performed produced for Lewis Black’s “Root of all Evil” on Comedy Central on nearly every standup television show ever made: Leno, and for Gary Shandling’s Emmy monologues. Letterman, Conan, Ferguson and so on. She was nominated for a 2014 American Comedy Award for Best Concert Comic and her She remains the only comedian in the history of NBC’s Last Comic third hour-long special, Madigan Again, was named one of iTunes Standing to go unchallenged by any other comedian--meaning Best Comedy Albums of 2013. Madigan Again, premiered on no comedian would say they were funnier than her. Madigan was September 11 exclusively on Netflix. a top three finalist in Season 2 and a judge on Season 5.
She won the American Comedy Award for “Best Female She’s a favorite on nationally syndicated radio shows such as The Comedian” and the Phyllis Diller award for “Best Female Bob and Tom Show and The Stephanie Miller Show. She’s also in Comedian.” Although she’s turned down many writing jobs constant rotation on SIRIUS-XM Radio and is repeatedly voted #1 because she enjoys performing more, she has written and audience favorite by listeners. PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 5 hotel & travel information
Accommodations
Just 75 miles from Atlanta, The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation, is one of the most stunning lake resorts in Georgia. Test your skills on five championship golf courses, make s’mores over a glowing fire pit, discover there are more fish per square foot than any lake in Georgia, or explore the uncommon shops in nearby antebellum towns. Dining inspires with locally infused flavors, as do spa treatments that harness the power of Georgia’s natural bounty.
Hotel Reservation Information:
PESA’s group rate is $289/night plus taxes and fees. Reservations may be made online or by phone. The reservation deadline for the PESA group rate is March 31, 2015.
Transportation to Hotel
For private transfer to the hotel, contact Ginette Mohon at Lakeside Companies (www.lakesidecompanies.com). Sedan transfer starts at $265 one way. Phone: 706-485-9111; Email: [email protected] PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 1 6 annual meeting registration form registrant
Name: Badge Name: Company: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Email: First Time Attendee: yes no spouse/guest
Name: Address (if different from registrant): City/State/Zip: Phone: Email: First Time Attendee: yes no hotel reservation information
Just 75 miles from Atlanta, The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation, is one of the most stunning lake resorts in Georgia.
PESA’s group rate is $289/night plus taxes and fees. Reservations may be made online or by phone. The reservation deadline for the PESA group rate is March 31, 2015.
Online: https://resweb.passkey.com/go/PESA Phone: 800-944-5884 (Please reference the group name PESA when making reservations.) transportation to hotel
For private transfer to the hotel, contact Ginette Mohon at Lakeside Companies (www.lakesidecom- panies.com). Sedan transfer starts at $265 one way.
Phone: 706-485-9111 Email: [email protected]
Mail, fax or e-mail the completed registration form by March 31, 2015 to PESA. 1240 Blalock Road, Suite 110, Houston, TX 77055 [email protected] | 713.932.0497 PESA ANNUAL MEETING : 17 annual meeting registration form golf and tennis
The Oconee Golf Course, Reserved tee times between 8:30 AM and 12:50 PM Wednesday Individual Golf: yes no Include spouse/guest: yes no Preferred Tee Time: Alternate Tee Time:
The Landing Golf Course, Shotgun start at 1:00 PM Thursday Golf Tournament: yes no Include spouse/guest: yes no Handicap/Avg Score: Handicap/Avg Score: Renting clubs? no right left Renting clubs? no right left
Lake Club Tennis Center, Begins at 2:00 PM Friday Tennis Tournament: yes no Include spouse/guest: yes no
The Oconee Golf Course, Shotgun start at 1:30 PM Friday Individual Golf: yes no Include spouse/guest: yes no fees
Registration Fee $1,150 Spouse/Guest ($975) Wednesday Tee Time ($220/person) Thursday Golf Tournament ($290/person) Friday Tennis Tournament ($80/person) Friday Shotgun Start ($230/person)
Total $ Fees do not include hotel expenses. payment
Pay by: check credit card invoice If paying by check, make payable to PESA.
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