On-demand Webinar
North America’s upstream oil and gas industry faces complex challenges in managing oil country tubular goods (OCTG) inventory, from fluctuating market conditions to inconsistent tracking and sourcing processes. Join subject matter experts from Enverus and McDaniel+Cullen for a comprehensive webinar that drills into the key challenges and innovative solutions driving efficiency for upstream operators.
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This webinar is a must-attend for oil and gas supply chain professionals looking to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.
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Director of Operations, McDaniel+Cullen
Mark is the Director of Operations at McDaniel+Cullen, an Independent Supply Chain Consultancy.Mark has worked with McDaniel+Cullen for eight years as a Director and Senior Consultant. Previously, Mark was the Supply Chain Director and CPO at Apache Corporation, one of the largest US Independent Upstream Oil & Gas companies. Prior to Apache, he held Senior Supply Chain positions at Marathon Oil, PwC & IBM Consulting, Mobil Corporation, Aminoil, W-K-M Industries and Petroleum Helicopters. Mark has over 47 years of industry and consulting experience working for oil and gas operators and service companies. Case examples of work he has led have been used at the Amos Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College and in Timothy M. Laseter’s book “Balanced Sourcing” (Josey-Bass Publishers). Mark has authored and co-authored articles for the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), Inside Supply Chain Management Magazine and an IBM Sales White Paper. Mark has a B.A. from the University of Louisiana Lafayette (formerly University of Southwestern Louisiana).
