2011 TPE Attendee Brochure

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Showcasing Oklahoma

leading businesses in th

energy, inrastructur

construction, utilit

and sector

2011 SPONSORS

Allan Edwards, Inc.

Vacuworx International

The G.W. Van Keppel Co.

Kirby-Smith Machinery, Inc.

Mathey Dearman

McJunkin Red Man Corp.

Vermeer Corporation

Reynolds French & Company

Ditch Witch

Tulsa Metro Chamber

Nitro-Lit Technologies, LLC

Utili-Link Inc.

Fiberspar Linepipe

Tulsa Gas Technologies, Inc.

Tulsa Gamma Ray

Matrix Service

Wilson Valve Specialties

Joe West Company

Verizon Wireless

US Saety Sign & Decal

AUGUST 29-31

TULSA, OKLAHOMA

2011 TM



The 2011 Tulsa Pipeline Expo (TPE)

will be held August 29-31 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This three-day

orum showcases Oklahoma businesses and provides opportunities to

network with pipeline, utility, construction, and water & sewer compa-

nies throughout North America. TPE includes a trade show, educational

sessions, a roundtable discussion, a gol tournament, and a variety o

networking unctions.

The Mission o the Tulsa Pipeline Expo is to raise awareness o our

state’s rich heritage in the energy industry and the growing inrastruc-

ture services, and to showcase products and services o the many Okla-

homa businesses that keep our state strong.

In support o the TPE Mission, we are honored to have Governor Mary

Fallin in attendance at the 2011 event. We appreciate the support o

our state leaders as we pursue our Mission o creating opportunities

and growing commerce in Oklahoma.

Register Online at:

www.tulsapipelineexpo.com

Contact TPE for more Information:

Phone: 1-877-300-4852 or 1-918-591-3885

E-mail: [email protected]



About Tulsa

Tulsa is ull o diverse and enriching

cultural experiences to share with

visitors o all ages! Whether visiting

the Tulsa Perorming Arts Center,

Jenks Aquarium, the Gilcrease

Museum, Philbrook Museum o Art,

Greenwood Cultural Center, Oklaho

ma Jazz Hall o Fame, Oxley Nature

Center, Tulsa Air & Space Museum,

or the Hard Rock Casino and Resort,

there is something or everyone! Go

to VisitTulsa.com or an ocial Tulsa

City Guide. Temperatures in late

August range rom lows in the mid

60’s to highs in the 90’s.

Accommodations

The Hyatt Regency Tulsa down-

town has been selected to host this

year’s event. The Hyatt is conve-

niently located in the heart o Tulsa’

vibrant business, entertainment,

and cultural district, and is only

eight miles rom Tulsa International

Airport. Hyatt guestrooms eature

amenities like Hyatt Grand Beds™,

at screen TVs and iHome stereos

with iPod® docking stations. You’ll

nd all you need and more at Hyatt

Regency Tulsa.

Hyatt Regency Tulsa

100 East Second Street

Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103

USA

Tel: +1-918-582-9000

Fax: +1-918-574-8161

Preliminary Schedule of Events

Monday, August 29

12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Expo Gol Tournament - Lunch at noon with a

1:00 pm Shotgun Start — Cedar Ridge Country Club

Shuttle provided 11:15 am - 5:30 pm between Hyatt

Regency and Cedar Ridge

6:00 pm - 10:30 pm Network Night at ONEOK Field

Dinner, drinks, live band, game stations, and aspectacular reworks nale. Shuttle provided 5:30 pm -

11:00 pm between Hyatt Regency to ONEOK Field

Tuesday, August 30

Shuttle provided 7:00 am - 5:00 pm between

Hyatt Regency Tulsa downtown and QuikTrip Center, Lower Level

8:00 am - 10:00 am Education Sessions — QuikTrip Center

8:00 am - 8:50 am — E1: Energy Outlook, presented by

Robert Carpenter, Editor o Underground Construction

9:10 am - 10:00 am — E2: Emerging Technologies, Gas

Turbine Emission Enhancement Systems, presented by

Dennis Cousino, Vice President o Zero Stage Inc.

8:00 am - 8:50 am — E3: Disaster Response in the Field,

presented by Tom Beddow, Coordinator o Oil Patch Chap-

lains

9:10 am - 10:00 am — E4: Integrity Management, Matt

Argo, Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P.

10:00 am - 4:00 pm Trade Show & Equipment Demos — QuikTrip Center

10:30 am - 1:30 pm Trade Show ood court open — QuikTrip Center

11:30 am - 12:30 pm Keynote Speaker, Berne Mosley, Deputy Director o the

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission — Main Stage,

QuikTrip Center

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Networking Reception — Hyatt Regency Tulsa

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Silent Auction open or viewing and bidding

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Dinner, Entertainment, & Live Auction — Hyatt Regency

Tulsa

9:00 pm - 11:30 pm Casino Night — Hyatt Regency Tulsa

Wednesday, August 318:00 am - 9:30 am Breakast at the Hyatt Regency Tulsa with

Guest Speaker, Dr. Jef Magee.

10:00 am - 11:30 am Energy Roundtable with moderator Robert Carpenter —

Hyatt Regency Tulsa.

11:30 am - 12:00 pm Closing announcements and box lunch.



ance Group, and is dedicated to serving on many charitabl

organizations throughout Oklahoma.

Billy Sims was a record-setting rusher

or the University o Oklahoma and

was awarded the 1978 Heisman

Trophy. In 1980, he was the No. 1

pick in the NFL drat and became the

NFL Rookie o the Year while playingor the Detroit Lions. Billy resides in

Dallas, TX and works with numer-

ous charities throughout Texas and

Oklahoma.

Jason White was a quarterback or

the University o Oklahoma and led

the Sooners to the National Cham-

pionships in 2003 and 2004. He was

OUs all-time leader in career passingyards and touchdown passes, and

won the Heisman Trophy in 2003.

Jason currently owns a chain o retail

stores throughout Oklahoma and vol-

unteers his time with local charities.

All proceeds rom the auction will benet the Eagle Git

Foundation. Auction Invitations will be e-mailed to all

attendees who register online to play in the gol tourna-

ment. For those who miss out on the gol auction, our spoguests will be available that evening during the Network

Night or photo appearances and autograph signings.

Networking NightFor our sports enthusiasts, we’ve got several Oklahoma

sports stars joining us or an exciting night o ood, live mu

sic, and a spectacular reworks nale. I you missed them

the gol tournament, this will be your opportunity to shake

Featured EventsGol Tournament at Cedar Ridge The annual Expo Gol Tournament is a our-man scramble to

be held on August 29 at Cedar Ridge Country Club. Lunch

will be provided at noon with the shotgun start at 1:00 pm.

Tournament rules will be posted on www.tulsapipelineexpo.

com, andmade avail-

able the day

o the tourna-

ment. Cedar

Ridge Coun-

try Club is lo-

cated in south

Broken Arrow

and encompasses natural beauty and strategic demands to

keep golers returning. The championship gol course is an

18 hole, 71 par course. The greens average 6,000 square eet

and are strategically placed among thousands o mature

trees dotting the landscape.

Adding a little excitement or our golers, we are pleased to

announce that several outstanding ootball celebrities will

be on hand or the tournament. The top bidders rom the

Celebrity Auction will enjoy 18 holes with one o Oklahoma’s

greats:

Steve Gage was quarterback or the

University o Tulsa (1983-1986) and

went on to play with the 1988 Super

Bowl Champions, the Washington

Redskins. Steve is currently a Re-

gional Vice President or McJunkin

Red Man Corporation. He is also an

ordained minister and pastors the

Tri-County Baptist Church in Skiatook,

OK.

Steve Owens was the co-captain o

the University o Oklahoma Sooners

in 1969 and was awarded the 1969

Heisman Trophy. He spent six years in

the NFL with the Detroit Lions. Steve

is currently CEO o Steve Owens &

Associates and Steve Owens Insur-



their hands and get your photo taken with them. I you

enjoy good old-ashioned competition, we’ll have a variety

o challenging activities and games to test your skills. And

who knows....you might just be the winner o the 1st Annual

Expo Challenge.

Education Sessions

E1: Energy Outlook , presented by Robert CarpenterMany actors are shaping the direction and viability

o the pipeline construction market. This presentation

will provide an overview o those actors and how

they impact proposed pipeline projects. The session

will also discuss near and long-term plans or pipeline

construction.

Mr. Carpenter has served as editor o Underground

Construction since 1992. During this period, Under-

ground Construction has been honored several timesby industry groups or its news coverage o under-

ground inrastructure issues. Carpenter is a two-time

recipient o the International Construction & Engineer-

ing Writers Association’s Boger Award or outstanding

editorial. Carpenter serves as director o the educa-

tional program or the Underground Construction

Technology International Conerence & Exhibition.

He is also active in numerous industry groups and as-

sociations.

E2: Emerging Technologies, Gas Turbine Emission

Enhancement Systems, presented by Dennis Cousino

Learn more about how emission reduction technol-

ogy allows existing gas turbines to operate with less

emissions, better perormance and higher eciency.

This technology eliminates or delays the replacement

o older machines, and increases the pipeline thru-put

using existing compressors, in-place already.

Mr. Cousino is the president o Zero Stage, Inc. He is

a registered engineer in several states, with 35 years

o practice in mechanical and electrical engineering,

project management and operations, in the utility

power, rening and mid-stream industries. He holds

two US patents. Mr. Cousino a graduate o Kettering

University (ormerly General Motors Institute).

E3: Critical Incident Response: The Need or

Proper Intervention, presented by Tom Beddow

Proper training o incident responders and a plan or

quick and appropriate response is critical to the efec

tiveness o workplace crisis intervention. Learn prove

techniques and processes that ensure a healthy and

successul approach.

Mr. Beddow is currently the Coordinator o the OilPatch Chaplains USA. Previously Tom served as Direc

tor o Family Ministry and Counseling rom 2000-200

He was the Owner Operator o T. R. Beddow Welding

Service in Ada, Oklahoma rom 1979-1999. Mr. Bed-

dow has received numerous certications in the area

o crisis intervention, disaster relie, and suicide pre-

vention. Mr. Beddow served as Governor’s Appointe

Council or the Prevention o Teen Suicide (2000-200

and has also been involved in numerous association

and organizations. Mr. Beddow received his bachelo

o science degree rom Midwestern State Univ. in

Wichita Falls, TX, and his masters in science degree in

marriage and amily therapy rom Oklahoma Baptist

Univ. in Shawnee, OK.

E4: Integrity Management, presented by Matt Argo

This education session ocuses on critical areas indi-

cated by preliminary surveys and by general industry

response to the rule: identiying high consequence

areas and perorming both external and internal

corrosion direct assessment (ECDA and ICDA). The in

structor will ofer education as to how to meet today

stringent pipeline regulations.

Matt is currently Supervisor o Pipeline Asset Integ-

rity Engineering at Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P

His group is responsible or maintaining Magellan’s

Integrity Management Program. Previously, Matt

worked with Magellan/Williams Pipeline conducting

Encroachment reviews and Additional and Preventa-

tive Mitigative measures analyses. He also has two

years experience with Wiltel in project management

and eight years with Williams Gas Pipeline Central in

pipeline and station construction, project manage-

ment and Operations Technical support. Matt is a

member o the Steering Committee or American



Previously, Mr. Mosley was the Director o the Division o

Pipeline Certicates. This division has the responsibility o

managing applications or major inrastructure constructio

projects involving the transportation and storage o natura

gas, along with the siting and authorization o import and

export acilities, and or advising the Commission on engi-

neering issues relating to hydraulic analysis and pipeline

ow modeling; underground storage o natural gas; and

gas quality and interchangeability. Mr. Mosley holds a

bachelor o science degree in civil engineering rom Aubur

University.

Silent Auction Thanks to generous donations

rom individuals and business-

es throughtout Oklahoma,

there will be an abundance

o chic, sporty, sophisticated,

and practical gits awaiting

that top bid in the Silent Auc-

tion. All proceeds go to the

Eagle Git Foundation who

provides assistance to chari-

table organizations that pro-

mote educational programs,

protect vulnerable children,

and lend a helping hand tothose who have experienced

adversity.

Dinner & EntertainmentEnjoy a night o elegant dining and inspirational entertain-

ment as TPE hosts the annual reception and dinner on

Tuesday evening, August 30. Prepared by the ve-star Hya

Regency, dinner is sure to please even the nicky appetite.

Innovations Integrity Division; and a member o the

API review group, reviewing PHMSA’s Pipeline Saety

ANPRM (2010/2011). Matt holds a bachelor o science

degree in mechanical engineering rom Kansas State

University, and is a registered petroleum engineer.

Expo Trade Show

Exhibitors get the chance to show of their latest goods andservices at the Expo Trade Show which is held in the Qui-

kTrip Center at Expo

Square. The QuikTrip

Center was previously

known as the IPE

Building which was

home to Tulsa’s Inter-

national Petroleum

Exposition. The Qui-

kTrip Center is one o

the largest clear span

buildings in the world

allowing exhibitors

to demonstrate their

heavy equipment

with the convenience

and comort o being

indoors.

Keynote Speaker, Berne L. MosleyBerne Mosley is the Deputy Director o FERC’s Oce o

Energy Projects. This Oce is responsible or processing ap-

plications or the construction and

operation o natural gas pipeline

and storage acilities or interstate

and oreign commerce, including

liqueed natural gas (LNG), and

licenses or non-ederal hydroelec-

tric projects, as well as managing

the license compliance and dam

saety programs. In addition, this

Oce administers the supplemen-

tal siting authority or interstate electric transmission acili-

ties granted by the Energy Policy Act o 2005.



Breakast SpeakerJef Magee has been called one o the leading “Leadership

Marketing Strategists” today...he

started his rst business at age

15 and sold it beore going to

college. In 1987 he went to work

as a sales associate or Target

Marketing, and was promoted toVice President o Sales, and Chie

Operating Ocer within two

years. Jef is a Certied Speaking

Proessional, a Certied Manage-

ment Consultant and a Certied

Proessional Direct Marketer. Jef was a three-term Preside

o the Oklahoma Speakers Association, and was twice awa

ed their Proessional Speaker Member o the Year. Magee i

the writer o the national Leadership Column, serves as the

publisher o Perormance Magazine®, and is the author o

more than 20 books, including 4 best-sellers.

Energy RoundtableExperts rom Oklahoma’s energy industry will provide a

brie orecast unique to their vantage beore opening the

roundtable discussion aimed at educating contractors on

successul contract negotiations with energy companies.

The roundtable moderator will be Robert Carpenter, editor

o Underground Construction magazine.

The evening begins with

opening remarks rom Okla-

homa Governor Mary Fallin.

Special music, ood & drinks,

and guest appearances will

capture your attention while

you keep a watchul eye on

your silent auction bids.

One o the evening’s high-

lights is an “artrageous” night

o entertainment eaturing

The 3 Painters. As giant canvasses are transormed into

larger than lie tributes in mere minutes, The 3 Painters inter-

twine the live perormances o three gited ne artists with

singers and entertainers to orm an Entertainment Master-

piece! Select artwork will be auctioned of to top bidders

later in the evening during the live auction.

Casino Night The evening’s not over until you test your luck and experi-

ence exciting action at the casino tables. Texas Hold ‘em,

Black Jack, Triple Dealer Craps, and Roulette tables are

among the avorites when it comes to the Vegas strip, and

we’ll have it all here. Try your hand and see i you’re lucky

enough to win one o the many prizes we have waiting or

our guests at Casino Night!

The Tulsa Pipeline Expo is a non-proft event. All pro-

ceeds beneft the Eagle Git Foundation. The Eagle Git

Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that is dedicated

to providing assistance to area charitable organizations

who promote educational programs, protect vulner-

able children, and lend a

helping hand to those who

have experienced adversity.



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