In today’s 2014 Q1 press release, Twin Butte announced a new President a new Chief Operating Officer. Read from the press release below courtesy Twin Butte:
Management Changes
As part of the long term growth plan for the Company, the following management changes have been made. The Company is pleased to announce that Rob Wollmann and David Middleton have joined the Company as President and Chief Operating Officer, respectively, replacing the individuals that formerly held these roles. Both are seasoned professionals with experience in most operating areas of western Canada and have management skills with larger dividend paying organizations having over 100,000 boe per day of production.
Rob Wollmann has 28 years of geotechnical and executive experience and a proven track record of identifying, capturing and developing light oil and natural gas plays across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. Rob has been involved in the successful growth of several junior and intermediate sized producers and has been in an executive management role at a senior dividend paying producer with over 100,000 boe per day of production.
David Middleton is a professional engineer with 34 years of operational and executive experience in the western Canadian oil and gas industry. David’s technical experience includes extensive operational and development field experience in conventional heavy oil, thermal heavy oil, conventional oil and gas including enhanced oil recovery. In addition, he brings executive skills in guiding intermediate and senior oil and gas companies through periods of sustained growth through organic development and acquisition.
James Saunders, Twin Butte’s Chief Executive Officer, stated “Bruce Hall, the Company’s former President and Chief Operating Officer and Bob Bowman, the Company’s former Vice President of Operations, have been valuable contributors to Twin Butte’s success for the past number of years and we thank them for their professionalism and commitment to our company and wish them all the best in their future endeavors.”