Janeen Judah: Global Ambassador for Energy
Janeen Judah is driving down Interstate 55 on her way home to Houston from a conference in Indiana, and is “somewhere in Arkansas.” As she...
2022 September-October
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief (September-October 2022)
This issue marks the second anniversary of Oilwoman Magazine! It’s hard to believe, but it was two years ago – in the midst of a...
7 Letters to My Daughters: Light Lessons of Love, Leadership, and Legacy
By 2017, I had been working in my father’s company, Worldwide Oilfield Machine (WOM), for over ten years and had been recognized as the 2016...
Embracing the Unknown
How can I describe a typical day in my life when no day resembles the day before? As an entrepreneur, I wear multiple hats every...
A Day in the Life of… a Well Intervention Supervisor
4:45 a.m. Wake and shower, pack a lunch and drive out to location. Our rig typically moves every three to four days to a new...
Rare Earths and Shifting North America’s Dependence Away from China
Rare earth elements (REE) are a set of 17 elements that are an essential part of many modern-day processes and industries. Some of the most...
The Search Continues
They are the explorers, the treasure hunters in search of black gold. Every exploration and production (E&P) venture is a gamble with no certainty of...
New York State of Mind
In 2010, Robin and Duncan Ross, owners of Arrowhead Spring Vineyards in Lockport, New York, needed alternative power generation capabilities for their growing vineyard. Until...
Managing the E&P Talent Shortage Hinges on Bringing More Women Into the Field
Oil and gas organizations face diversity challenges, especially in recruiting, retaining and promoting women. Companies that meet those challenges with creative, flexible solutions will benefit...
