Today's featured 25 influential Women in Energy honoree is Johanna Haggstrom, director of technology, Halliburton Co.

One of Haggstrom’s key  priorities is being an advocate for diversity. “The future of this  industry is still to be shaped,” she says. “Companies know they must  focus on diversity and inclusion in order to move the industry into the  future.”

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Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Andrée Griffin, unconventional development manager for XTO Energy Inc., an affiliate of Exxon Mobil Corp.

While receiving her master’s degree in geology from Texas Christian University, Andrée Griffin came across her most valuable find. In 1987, the Fort Worth native was offered an internship with Sun Exploration and Production Co. in Abilene, Texas. Recently married and hesitant to move across the state, Griffin scouted advice on her dilemma.

“Getting input from people whom I admire, because of how they work, learning from their experiences, or what they have accomplished, has caused me to make career decisions with more conviction than I might have on my own,” she says.

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Our next featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Hinda Gharbi, executive vice president of reservoir and infrastructure for Schlumberger Ltd. Eight years after joining Schlumberger, the company gave her leadership of the new technology portfolio of its wireline product line. “Trusting me with managing such an important portfolio was both an honor and a responsibility. I think this is where having people—especially respected leaders in the organization—believe in me was such a boost,” Gharbi says.

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Edition for March 18, 2020: Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Kate Day, partner at Bracewell LLP - Day’s advice to other women getting into law firms is to “Show up, ask  questions and work on every deal you can get your hands on, even ones  where you don’t yet have the relevant expertise. There’s no way to  become an expert without getting your hands dirty.”

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Edition for March 18, 2020: Today's featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Stephanie Cox, CEO of Wood - Cox counts among her career milestones her first role managing  manufacturing at Schlumberger. “My whole team probably had 15-plus more  years’ seniority than I did,” she says. “They had never worked for a  female before, and I had a lot of really significant responsibilities  with that job.”

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Edition for March 18, 2020: Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Jamie Butler, Vice President, Permian, Baker Hughes Co. - The energy transition underway and its future keeps Butler motivated  about the oil and gas industry today. Meeting Baker Hughes’ goal to  achieve net-zero CO2 equivalent emissions by 2050 “while also changing  the mindset about our industry and reducing our carbon footprint is what  motivates me.”

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Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Amanda Brock, COO and chief commercial officer of Houston-based Solaris Water Midstream.

Our next featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Bonnie Black, vice president of drilling for Permian operator Pioneer Natural Resources Co.

Edition for March 11, 2020: Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Andrejka  Bernatova, Goodnight Midstream’s former CFO who is currently advising  and investing in the energy technology and infrastructure space. Shortly after Andrejka Bernatova joined her first portfolio company, the  CEO asked her what she wanted to be in life. She responded, “I want to  be where you are.” To seek a lesser role would be uninspiring. “Who  wants to be No. 2? I want to drive the bus one day.” 

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Edition for March 11, 2020: Today’s featured 25 Influential Women in Energy honoree is Ami Arief,  senior vice president of Tellurian Production LLC based in Houston. Tellurian’s global scope is important to Arief because oil and gas’  capacity to transform “not just production or prices or access to  energy, but the geopolitics of the world” motivates her.

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