Lacey Falls, CFO of AEGIS Hedging Solutions, is today’s featured Forty Under 40 honoree.
Headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, AEGIS Hedging enables companies to manage their commodity price and interest rate risk through leading software and advisory capabilities through a SaaS-enabled energy/commodity trading and risk management (E/CTRM) and analytics platform. Falls was promoted to serve as CFO at the firm in February 2021 and currently leads all financial strategy and operations as AEGIS continues to execute on its growth plans.
“AEGIS is just beginning its growth journey, and I am excited to be a part of the leadership team,” Falls said.
Since joining AEGIS in 2019, Falls has played a leading role in the firm’s transaction with Trilantic Capital Partners and integration of three subsequent acquisitions, including the acquisition in May 2021 of InstaNext, a leading provider of E/CTRM software. Falls had previously served as AEGIS’ controller.
“Within a six-month period, I contributed and led several aspects of our 2020 Capital Campaign, supported closing three acquisitions and became a mom for the first time,” she said.
Prior to joining AEGIS, Falls served as a financial analyst in the oil and gas industry, most recently at Elite Compression Services where she managed the financial planning and analysis process, treasury activities, and the fixed asset process. She also previously worked at Citation Oil & Gas and, prior to that, started her career at PWC as an auditor.
“I started my career in audit at PwC with many clients in the oil and gas industry,” she said adding: “Between growing up in South Texas, where most of my family earned a living in the oil and gas industry, and working with many oil and gas clients as a third-party auditor, I always felt a draw and passion toward the industry.”
Click here for Lacey Falls’ complete profile.
Take a look at all of the Forty Under 40 honorees.
Recommended Reading
How the US Supreme Court Could Hobble Biden's Climate Efforts
2022-06-29 - The states have argued that the EPA exceeded its authority by trying to regulate CO2 under the Clean Air Act, which could have vast economic impacts.
Biden to Lead Major Economies in Push for More Urgent Action on Climate
2022-06-17 - At President Biden's third annual Major Economies Forum, he will encourage China and other major economies to increase methane reduction efforts to combat climate change.
White House: US to Spend More than $3 Billion on EV Battery Manufacturing
2022-05-04 - President Joe Biden wants half of vehicles sold in the U.S. to be electric by 2030.
Senator Manchin Could Back Climate Provisions in Slimmer Spending Bill, Sources Say
2022-05-31 - Manchin, who stymied earlier attempts to pass the bill over concerns about the deficit and inflation, has signaled he could support some climate provisions in a trimmed down version.
US Proposes Offshore Wind Sale Off California Coast
2022-05-26 - The projects will help California, which has among the most aggressive climate change policies in the nation, achieve its goal of removing fossil fuels from its power grid by 2045.