Lindsay Hatcher will joining Petrus' executive team as vice president of commercial and corporate development. (Source: Shutterstock)
Petrus Resources Ltd. announced on Feb. 7 the appointment of Lindsay Hatcher to vice president of commercial and corporate development.
Hatcher will handle marketing strategy and downstream activities, as well as assist in business and corporate endeavors.
Hatcher has 15 years of experience in the Alberta energy industry, working with companies like Compton Petroleum Corp. and ARC Resources Ltd. before joining Petrus in 2014. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from St. Francis Xavier University and an MBA from the University of Calgary.
Headquartered in Calgary, Canada, Petrus is an oil and gas company with acquisitions and exploration operations in Alberta.
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