Kinetik Holdings Inc. today announced a series of senior leadership promotions, effective immediately. Trevor Howard has been promoted to senior vice president and CFO with Kris Kindrick being promoted to senior vice president, commercial and Tyler Milam being promoted to senior vice president, crude, water and new energy ventures. They will all continue to report directly to president and CEO of Kinetik, Jamie Welch.
Howard joined Kinetik in March 2020, most recently serving as vice president, finance. Howard’s newly expanded role reflects his oversight of corporate financial planning and analysis, financing execution, and corporate development.
Kindrick’s primary responsibility will be the company’s natural gas related activities, while Milam will be leading Kinetik’s crude and water segments and facilitate the company’s role in the energy transition. Both Kindrick and Milam most recently served as vice presidents, commercial, where each was responsible for origination, execution, and optimization of the company’s underlying commercial growth.
Recommended Reading
Steve Gray to Retire from Range Resources’ Board
2024-08-26 - Steve Gray, a member of Range Resources Corp.’s board of directors since 2018, will depart on Oct. 1.
Sheffield: E&Ps’ Capital Starvation Not All Bad, But M&A Needs Work
2024-10-04 - Bryan Sheffield, managing partner of Formentera Partners and founder of Parsley Energy, discussed E&P capital, M&A barriers and how longer laterals could spur a “growth mode” at Hart Energy’s Energy Capital Conference.
BKV Prices IPO at $270MM Nearly Two Years After First Filing
2024-09-25 - BKV Corp. priced its common shares at $18 each after and will begin trading on Sept. 26, about two years after the Denver company first filed for an IPO.
Freeport LNG Parent Receives Junk-level Credit Score From Fitch
2024-07-25 - Credit-rating firm Fitch Ratings cited the 2 Bcf/d Texas plant’s frequent downtimes among the factors leading to lowering Freeport LNG Investments LLLP’s credit grade on July 25.
Souki’s Saga: How Tellurian Escaped Ruin with ‘The Pause,’ $1.2B Exit
2024-09-11 - President Biden’s LNG pause in January suddenly made Tellurian Inc.’s LNG export permit more valuable. The company’s July sale marked the end of an eight-year saga—particularly the last 16 months, starting with when its co-founder lost his stock, ranch and yacht in a foreclosure.
Comments
Add new comment
This conversation is moderated according to Hart Energy community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. If you’re experiencing any technical problems, please contact our customer care team.