December Membership Luncheon
December 2 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Join us for our November Membership Luncheon!
SPEAKERS
Miguel Trevino, Founder and CEO of PLX
Justin Grindal, VP of Product Engineering and Red Cell Partners
TOPIC
AI Advancements: Driving Efficiency in the Natural Gas Industry
PRICING
- Members – $75
- Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0
- Late Registration – $100
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Miguel Trevino has spent more than a decade in midstream energy logistics, with experience spanning natural gas, NGLs, crude oil, refined products, and petrochemicals. During nearly nine years at Enterprise Products Partners, he advanced from pipeline scheduling into commercial and operational leadership roles. Most recently, he oversaw physical scheduling for South Texas fractionation and gas operations, NGL marine transportation and ethane exports, and storage operations across Mont Belvieu, the Mid-Continent, and the Northeast. He subsequently joined Westlake as Senior Specialist, Feedstocks & Supply, further expanding his expertise in energy supply chain management. Today, Miguel is the Founder and CEO of PLX, a Houston-based technology company leveraging artificial intelligence to optimize pipeline and terminal logistics. Drawing on his extensive industry experience, he brings a seasoned operator’s perspective to the practical application of AI, recognizing where it can deliver meaningful value today and where further innovation is needed. Miguel holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from St. Edward’s University.
Justin Grindal is VP of Product & Engineering at Red Cell Partners, where he leads development of AI agents for highly regulated industries with sensitive data and strict security requirements. His teams have put agents into production with customers in energy, healthcare, and government. He came up in the energy industry, building a background in heavy industrial supply chain at GE Energy, T3 Energy Services (now part of NOV), and as a consultant. After moving into applied AI, he held senior product roles at UiPath, where he helped shape the company’s early approach to agentic AI. A native Houstonian and proud University of Houston cougar, Justin still calls the city home.