LAFAYETTE, LA – Lagcoe is proud to announce the highly anticipated Executive Summit, set to take place on September 27 and 28, 2023, at the prestigious Houston Club in Houston, Texas. This exclusive event will bring together prominent leaders and experts from the energy industry to discuss crucial topics shaping the future of energy.
The Lagcoe Executive Summit boasts a lineup of distinguished speakers who will share their insights, experiences, and vision for the industry. Among the notable speakers are:
Honorary Dan Brouillette: Former U.S. Secretary of Energy.
John Spath: Senior Vice President of Operations for Talos.
John Sanclemente: Vice President of Well for Chevron.
Joe Coletti: Gulf Coast Venture Executive for ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions.
Khadija Siddiqi: Metaverse Strategy Lead for Accenture.
Owen Kratz: President and CEO for Helix Energy Solutions.
The summit promises a unique opportunity for attendees to gain valuable knowledge, network with industry leaders, and explore the latest trends and innovations in the energy sector.
Topics covered during the summit will include energy policy, offshore drilling operations, sustainability and low-carbon solutions, digital transformation, and the evolving role of the metaverse in the energy industry.
For additional information and registration details, please visit the official Lagcoe Executive Summit website at www.lagcoe.com/executive-summit.
Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to engage with industry luminaries, gain invaluable insights, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue shaping the future of energy. Join us at the Lagcoe Executive Summit in Houston, Texas, on September 27 and 28, 2023.
About Lagcoe:
Lagcoe is a nonprofit energy industry organization based in Lafayette, Louisiana. Lagcoe’s mission is to promote commerce and connect people in the energy industry through educational programs, networking events, and exhibitions. With a rich history spanning over six decades, Lagcoe continues to play a vital role in fostering collaboration and innovation within the energy sector.
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