...Jarrett Dragani What’s Ahead–From TWA’s Editor-in-Chief Being a young professional working in the oil and gas industry right now means learning a lot of things the tough way. Our business is changing rapidly, working to reflect the changing realities of a cyclical commodity, changes...

...Tony Fernandez What’s Ahead–From TWA’s Editor-in-Chief We live in an era where the energy industry has valiantly weathered the downturn associated with the oil price collapse of 2014, largely avoiding a wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and restructuring despite a global crude slump...

...Tony Fernandez What's Ahead - Comments from 2015 TWA Editor-in-Chief Tony Fernandez. Welcome to the first TW A issue of 2015! Our goal for this issue is to provide an all-inclusive reference for entry-level graduates as they begin their careers, so it is jam-packed with terrific early-career...

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...David Vaucher What's Ahead - David Vaucher, TWA editor-in-chief, on “Earning Job and Career Security.” Think of all the benefits a job in the oil and gas industry gives you: excellent pay and benefits, the chance to work on challenging projects and see some really exciting places around the world...

...David Vaucher What's Ahead - Column from David Vaucher, 2014 TWA editor-in-chief. The “corporate ladder” still exists, but does anyone want to climb it anymore? It seems every day there is news about the latest startup to go public, and these tales of huge success have led to a new aspiration...

...Todd B. Willis What's Ahead - Final column from 2013’s TWA editor-in-chief, Todd Willis. Ask most YPs what they want in their career, and you’re likely to hear descriptors like “cutting-edge,” “major project,” or “new development.” Ask us where we want to work, and locations like Houston, London...

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...Todd B. Willis What's Ahead - Perspective from TWA’s editor-in-chief, Todd Willis. “Deep water” is an ever-evolving term in our industry. The earliest offshore wells, in the early 1900s, were drilled much like land wells, with the rig simply suspended above the water on a pier built to extend from...

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...Luis F. Ayala H. What's Ahead - Comments on The Oil Roller Coaster by Luis F. Ayala H., TWA Editor-in-Chief TWA friends: Fasten your seat belts. The Oil Roller Coaster is on! For all of us with professions in the energy industry, and for all energy aficionados around the globe, nothing can be more...

... innovation. After 4 years of being actively involved in TWA, this issue marks my last as Editor-in-Chief. I am grateful to all who sup- ported and contributed to TWA during my tenure. This is just the start of exciting times ahead for TWA! TWA To discuss articles please use the YP Network to post questions...