May Membership & Scholarship Recipient Luncheon
2025-05-07 11:15 - 13:30 UTC | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join us for our May Membership and Scholarship Recipient Luncheon!

The proceeds from this event will be donated to WorkTexas, an organization dedicated to preparing students for workforce success, to sponsor an additional student in obtaining an accredited welding certificate.

SPEAKERS

Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale, Owner & Business Mogul, Gallery Furniture

Dayton Robertson, Vice President of Operations, Kinder Morgan, Inc.

PRICING

Members – $150

Late Registration – $200

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Dayton Robertson holds the role of Vice President of Operations for Kinder Morgan, Inc. He has gained 19 years of experience with KM as vice president, director and manager. He has built 40 years of experience serving in oil & gas, manufacturing, consulting and military assignments. Dayton also holds engineering degrees from Texas A&M University and Missouri S&T University. He is an Army veteran and has served on various elected and volunteer community boards. Dayton has been married for 40 years with five children and two grandchildren.

Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale is a Texas-grown phenomenon who knows how to “Save You Money, TODAY!”

In 1981, Mack and his wife, Linda, started Gallery Furniture with five thousand dollars and a dream. Mack began television advertising with his motto of “early to bed, early to rise, work like hell and advertise,” he quickly became a household name. With three locations, Gallery Furniture has been top in the nation for many years selling the most furniture and mattresses per square foot.

Over the years Mack has received countless awards, most notably the volunteer service award “Points of Light” awarded personally by former President George H.W. Bush. Mack’s strong work ethic is matched only by his philanthropy and believes “we all have the responsibility for the well-being of our community.”

Past charitable contributions include: providing shelter for hundreds displaced by Hurricane Harvey and hosted countless relief efforts following the disaster; as well as supplied Houstonians with cleaning materials, clothing, water and food. Mack hosts the Annual Christmas Giveaways furnishing hundreds of homes for 30+ years. McIngvale has also donated $4+ million to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. He has a passion for supporting health innovations, including sponsoring the nation’s first Mobile Stroke Unit with The University of Texas Health Science Center in partnership with Memorial Hermann, Texas Heart Institute, Baylor College of Medicine, Harvard Medical School and co-founded the Peace of Mind Foundation for those affected by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. McIngvale has donated millions of dollars of furniture to teacher lounges in Houston-area schools, Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, United Way, hurricane victims, and more. He helped to raise over $12 million dollars for the Bush/Clinton fund to aid those affected by the Tsunami in Southeast Asia and Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. McIngvale and Gallery Furniture fed 25,000+ people celebrating Thanksgiving and Easter for countless years. Despite these efforts, Mack believes that being at Gallery Furniture every day providing hope to the community is his most important and significant community involvement.

Mack and Linda also own and operate Club Westside; and enjoy spending time with their children James, Laura, Elizabeth and Regina, and their three grandchildren.

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August Training
2025-08-27 07:45 - 11:00 | KINDER MORGAN, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Register for the August Training Session!

PRINCIPLES OF COMBUSTION THEORY & BURNER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, August 27th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

CORPORATE MEMBERS: LOG IN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO REGISTER WITH YOUR DISCOUNTED RATE!

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

SPEAKERS

John Becker – National Sales Manager – Business Development, Profire Energy

Chad Graham – Senior Field Applications Manager, Profire Energy

AGENDA

Are you looking to optimize your critical thermal processes with safe and reliable operation you can depend on? Dive into the critical principles of combustion theory and burner management systems in this comprehensive training session tailored for technical professionals. This session explores the key factors to consider when designing and optimizing critical thermal processes. Beyond safety, environmental impact, and cost of ownership, we’ll focus on ensuring efficiency and verifying code compliance to achieve optimal performance.

Key Questions We’ll Answer:

SAFETY: How do I choose the safest solution while navigating prescriptive vs. performance standards?

DESIGN: How does gas type, pressure, draft type, BTU, and heat flux calculations impact my system design?

COST OF OWNERSHIP: How can I reduce gas usage, achieve faster uptime, and lower maintenance costs with fewer service call outs?

ENVIRONMENTAL: How can I reduce VOC emissions while improving efficiency through automation and precise tuning?

Why Attend?

This session covers combustion theory and the role of automation in thermal processing, offering insights into designing and maintaining safe, efficient, and compliant systems.

BECOME A MEMBER OF HGPA TODAY

Benefits of membership include:

Discounted training

Access to member-only events

MEMBERSHIP SIGNUP

NOT SURE IF YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS CURRENT?

Annual membership in Houston Midstream GPA runs from January 1 to December 31. Memberships are on an individual basis. Corporate membership packages include a set number of individual memberships and other perks.

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ABOUT JOHN BECKER & CHAD GRAHAM

John Becker: He has spent nearly 28 years working for industrial distributors, system integrators, and manufacturers focused on the Oil & Gas industry. He began his career as an estimator for the system integration side of a large distributor, where after 12 years progressed to Vice President of the Industrial Control & Automation business unit. Most currently, John is the National Sales Manager – Business Development lead for Profire, leading manufacture of combustion & burner management controls.

Chad Graham: As a Computer Engineering Technologist with more than 10 years at PROFIRE, Chad has personally overseen the design, implementation, and delivery of hundreds of PF3100 projects. As an original developer of our PF3100 Controller, his extensive engineering and field experience, including commissioning, startup, and troubleshooting, bringing an unparalleled depth of knowledge to each project.

PROFIRE ENERGY

Profire delivers dependable burner management systems (BMS) and combustion control solutions designed for safety, reliability, and efficiency. Their advanced BMS Solutions and intuitive user experience empower you to manage your operations effectively.

Operating throughout the U.S. and Canada, Profire provides 24/7 technical support and offers a product portfolio including BMS controllers, fuel train configurations, high-efficiency burners, and flame arrestors—many meeting standards like IEC 61508 and NFPA 86. Profire also offers consulting, engineering, commissioning, and installation services to optimize combustion system safety and performance.

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August Membership Luncheon
2025-08-27 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Texas, 77002, United States
Join us for our August Luncheon!

SPEAKER

Marc Vandermeer, Voice of the Houston Texans & Vice President of Broadcasting

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Corporate Member Owner/Operators – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Marc Vandermeer has been a Texans fixture since they began play in 2002. He is the only broadcaster in the NFL to have called every game that his team has played. He also serves as Vice President of Broadcasting, overseeing and appearing on the programs on HoustonTexans.com, Texans Radio – on the flagship station, Sports Radio 610 AM and Texans television programming on ABC-13/KTRK and KPRC. He was also co-host of the morning drive show for Sports Radio 610 until 2012 when he joined the organization to help with broadcasting.

Vandermeer came to the Texans following a successful three-year run as the play-by-play voice for the Miami Hurricanes on 560 WQAM. He called the action for the Hurricanes’ football and baseball national championship teams in 2001. From 1995-99, Vandermeer was the play-by-play voice for UMass, including its run to the Final Four in ’06 and Division 1-AA National Championship in Football in ’98.

Vandermeer has called NCAA Basketball Tournament games for Westwood One Radio and was the play-by-play voice for Central Michigan University from 1992-95. He also serves on the Junior Achievement Board of Directors. The Boston University alumnus and his wife, Corinne, have two sons, Luke and Liam.

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HGPA Astros Social Outreach Event 2025
2025-09-17 19:10 - 21:30 | Daikin Park, 501 Crawford St, Houston, Texas, 77002, United States
Members! Join us as we cheer on the Astros against the Rangers!

This HGPA event will benefit the Mighty Oaks Foundation.

EVENT DETAILS:

DATE: September 17, 2025

GAME TIME: 7:10 PM

LOCATION: Daikin Park @ Budweiser Brewhouse Section (Center Field) – Tier 2

PRICING:

TICKET: $300

Tickets include $25 F&B Credit / Team Shop Credit.

This Event is Sold Out!

HGPA Happy Hour
2025-09-22 15:00 - 17:00 | Mad Dogs British Pub, 123 Losoya St, Ste. 19, San Antonio, Texas, 78205, United States
Join Us for Happy Hour!

HGPA Members! We’d love for you to join us for a fun and relaxed Happy Hour during the upcoming GPA National Convention. It’s a great chance to catch up with familiar faces, make new connections, and unwind after a day at the leading technical conference in our industry.

Let us know you’re coming by registering below!

DATE: September 22, 2025

TIME: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

PLACE: Mad Dog British Pub, 123 Losoya St, Ste 19, San Antonio, TX 78205

SPONSOR THIS EVENT!

TITLE SPONSOR: $1,250 SOLD OUTIncludes A-frame and table signage outside venue entrance and company recognition on the website.

KOOZIE SPONSOR: $750 SOLD OUTIncludes company-branded koozies and recognition on the website.

Thank you to our Sponsors!

Title Sponsor

Koozie Sponsor

RSVP Today!

October Training
2025-10-08 07:45 - 11:00 | KINDER MORGAN, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Register for the October Training Session!

PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES | PART 1

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, October 8th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKER

Earl Richard – Area Growth Manager, Emerson Automation Solutions

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

Introduction to Overpressure Protection

Terminology

Basis for Overpressure Protection

Codes & Standards

Codes & Standards

ASME Sec. VIII mandatory sections

Appendix M (Non Mandatory)

API Standards

D.O.T. Code Overview

Pressure Relief Device

Pressure relief valves

Rupture Disks

Combination devices

Breaking pins

Fundamental Concepts Involving Pressure Relief Valves

Direct-Spring devices (operation, advantages & limitations)

Conventional

Balanced

Pilot-Operated devices (operation, advantages & limitations)

Snap-acting

Modulating

Back-pressure concerns

Piping considerations

Inlet losses

Valve stability

Additional Factors that affect PRV stability & selection

Standard Options, Accessories

Lift levers

Lift indication devices

Field testing options

Filters

Backflow Prevention (PORV’s)

Integral vs. Remote Sensing

Spring materials

NACE

Elastomers

BECOME A MEMBER OF HGPA TODAY

Benefits of membership include:

Discounted training

Access to member-only events

MEMBERSHIP SIGNUP

NOT SURE IF YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS CURRENT?

Annual membership in Houston Midstream GPA runs from January 1 to December 31. Memberships are on an individual basis. Corporate membership packages include a set number of individual memberships and other perks.

CHECK MEMBERSHIP STATUS

ABOUT EARL RICHARD

Earl is an Area Growth Manager with Emerson Automation Solutions, Stafford, Texas. Earl has over 32 years of overpressure protection experience and has worked with several manufacturers covering various industries. He began his career as a Production Engineer with Amoco Production Company and joined Anderson Greenwood & Company in 1993 (now Emerson).

Earl is a native of Baton Rouge, LA and currently resides in Pearland, Texas. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Southern University, Baton Rouge, LA. Earl is married, has four children and six grandchildren.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Emerson offers a wide variety of pressure relief valves that are well suited for many midstream applications. These products include the industry-leading Crosby & Anderson Greenwood ASME Sec. VIII pressure relief valves (PRV’s), premium performance portable PRV’s, Enardo & VAREC pressure & vacuum relief valves (PVRV’s), emergency relief valves & Anderson Greenwood low-pressure pilot operated pressure relief valves. We offer products that meet all applicable Codes & standards. Together, these products are used regularly to prevent damage & ensure pipeline, compressor station & facility safety.

Emerson’s PRV portfolio is well suited for everyday overpressure applications as well as the more difficult challenges. Our network of Emerson impact partners are highly trained, skilled professionals. Their goal is to bring valuable subject matter expertise, combined with practical applications knowledge to the midstream industry.

At Emerson, we pair Best-In-Class PRV products with State-of-the- Art industry leading technology to assist our midstream customers in diagnosing & resolving troublesome issues. Problems such as seat leakage, PRV rapid cycling/chattering & excessive maintenance costs can be properly diagnosed via our extensive monitoring capabilities, while new, patent-pending PRV technology may eliminate several challenges.

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October Membership Luncheon
2025-10-08 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join Us for our October Luncheon!

SPEAKERS

John B. Griggs – Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Kodiak Gas Services

David Lee Smith – Co-Founder & CEO, A Warriors Table

Learn more about A Warriors Table

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

John Griggs serves as Kodiak’s Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Before joining Kodiak in 2023, Mr. Griggs held CFO roles at Circulus Holdings, a leading plastics recycling company, from 2021 to 2023; Conquest Completion Services, a leading operator of high-capacity coiled tubing units for the oil and gas industry, from 2018 to 2021; and Rubicon Oilfield International, an oilfield products manufacturing company, from 2015 to 2018. From 2011 through 2014, he was a Managing Director at CSL Capital Management, an energy private equity firm. From 2005 through 2011, Mr. Griggs was a Senior Vice President for the direct capital arm of the D. E. Shaw Group, where he focused on direct debt and equity investments in energy companies. From 2017 to 2021, he was a Board Member and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Nuverra Environmental Solutions, Inc. Earlier in his career, he was an investment banker in the M&A department of Simmons & Company International, where he covered the oilfield service and midstream sectors.

Mr. Griggs received a Master of Business Administration from the Harvard Business School and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from the University of Texas at Austin.

David Lee Smith was born in Shreveport, LA., but raised in the greater Houston, TX., area, and has spent the greatest part of his life giving back to others. Through 30+ year associations with Houston based community organizations such as the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Spindletop International Children’s Charity, and Cowboys 4 Hero’s, Lee has become a fixture at active duty military homecomings.

Working as a tradesman while putting himself through both San Jacinto College and the University of Houston, Clear Lake, a deep passion for serving others took Lee on a winding path. After competing nationally on the BBQ trail, Lee founded an internet-based smokehouse to offer his unique mix of flavors to those outside of the Texas gulf coast. As a member of the board of directors for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, his contacts through the military community have grown, where he and his team are known for providing Texas BBQ meals to service members and their families upon return from deployment.

Lee is an avid cook and BBQ pitmaster, with a love for baseball, hunting and fishing. He and his wife Carolyn, with whom he has two sons, enjoy traveling, snorkeling and hiking.

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HGPA Fall 2025 Pickleball Tournament
2025-10-09 15:00 - 20:00 | East River 9, 65 Hirsch Rd., Houston, TX, 77020, United States
Join us for the HGPA Fall 2025 Pickleball Tournament!

We welcome players of all levels and spectators to come and experience this energizing tournament!

DATE: October 9, 2025

TIME: 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM

PLACE: East River 9, 65 Hirsch Rd, Houston, TX 77020

If you register for this event as a team or individual player, you MUST participate in the tournament.

The deadline to register as an individual player is September 19th. You will be assigned a partner for the tournament.

EVENT PRICING

TEAM TICKET: $350 SOLD OUTTicket grants entrance to the tournament for two players, with two drink tickets and unlimited access to provided food for each player.

INDIVIDUAL TICKET: $175 SOLD OUTTicket grants entrance to the tournament for one player, with two drink tickets and unlimited access to provided food.

SPECTATOR TICKET: $75Ticket grants entrance to the tournament, with two drink tickets and unlimited access to provided food.

SPONSOR THIS EVENT!

TITLE SPONSOR: $2,500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUTThe Title Sponsor will receive one free team ticket (2 players), and logo recognition on the tournament recap video, event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

BEVERAGE SPONSOR: $1,500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUTThe Beverage Sponsor will receive one team ticket (2 players), and logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

FOOD SPONSOR: $1,150 (2 Available) SOLD OUTThe Food Sponsors will each receive one free team ticket (2 players), and logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

TROPHY SPONSOR: $900 (Exclusive) SOLD OUTThe Trophy Sponsor will receive one free team ticket (2 players), and logo recognition on the trophies provided at the event, event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

KOOZIE SPONSOR: $750 (Exclusive) SOLD OUTThe Koozie Sponsor will receive logo recognition on the koozies provided at the event, event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

RAFFLE SPONSOR: $500 (2 Available) SOLD OUTThe Raffle Sponsors will receive logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

EQUIPMENT SPONSOR: $500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUTThe Equipment Sponsor will receive logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

Thank you to our sponsors!

Title Sponsor

Beverage Sponsor

Food Sponsor

Food Sponsor

Trophy Sponsor

Koozie Sponsor

Equipment Sponsor

Raffle Sponsor

Raffle Sponsor

REGISTER & SPONSOR NOW!

2025 HGPA Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament
2025-11-03 07:30 - 15:30 | Hearthstone Country Club, 7615 Ameswood Rd, Houston, Texas, 77095, United States
Join Us for this Favorite Annual Event!

The 2025 HGPA Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament is on Monday, November 3rd, at Hearthstone Country Club in Houston, TX. On the event day, registration will open at 7:30 am, followed by an 8:30 am shotgun start. Post-tournament, we will host a happy hour event with cocktail stations, food, and music from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

Schedule of Events

7:30 am – Tournament Check-in Opens

8:30 am – Shotgun Start

8:30 am – 1:30 pm – Golf Tournament

1:30 pm – 3:30 pm – Happy Hour Event

Event Pricing

4-Person Team: $1,250

Mulligans (Limit – 4 Per Team): $100

Raffle Tickets (Set of 5): $50

Raffle Tickets (Set of 15): $100

Teams

Please provide the Team Captain’s name and email address when registering a team.

Sponsorship Opportunities!

PRESENTING – TITLE SPONSORSHIP: $5,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship, (1) team, (1) golf cart at the designated tent space, company logo on clubhouse signage, specialty signage for the course, and logo on marketing video of the event.

FEATURE HOLE SPONSORSHIP: $5,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship for the Trackman Launch Monitor station on the course, (1) team, (1) golf cart at the designated tent space, and company logo on clubhouse signage.

HAPPY HOUR COCKTAIL SPONSORSHIP: $4,500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) team, company logo on cups and drink tickets for the post-tournament happy hour event, and company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor is not responsible for purchasing alcohol.

HAPPY HOUR FOOD SPONSORSHIP: $3,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) team and company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor can choose to bring a trailer for cooking at the clubhouse or pay the course to provide food for the post-tournament happy hour event.

BEVERAGE CART SPONSORSHIP: $2,500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) team, company logo on clubhouse signage, the course-provided drink cart, and drink tickets for the players. Alcohol must be purchased directly from the golf course at an additional price to the sponsorship.

PHOTO SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship, (1) golf cart, company logo on team photos, and company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor is responsible for providing the photographer and photo printing. HGPA can provide a contact for this service.

TROPHY SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship, company logo on tournament champion trophies, and company logo on clubhouse signage.

CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 (Exclusive)

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship, (1) golf cart, and company logo on clubhouse signage.

LONGEST DRIVE SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) Hole Sponsorship, (1) golf cart, and company logo on clubhouse signage.

GOLF CART SPONSORSHIP: $2,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes company logo on all event golf carts and clubhouse signage. The sponsor can also attend the event.

FLAG SPONSORSHIP: $1,500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes company logo on all pin flags on the golf course and clubhouse signage.

HOLE SPONSORSHIP: $1,500 (8 Available) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes space for setting up a tent at a hole location to pass out drinks and snacks, (1) golf cart, company logo on clubhouse signage, and a sign for the hole location. Alcohol must be purchased through the golf course.

HOLE SPONSORSHIP – FOOD: $1,500 (1 of 4 Available)

Sponsorship includes space for setting up a tent at a hole location for cooking food on the course, (1) golf cart, company logo on clubhouse signage, and a sign for the hole location. Alcohol must be purchased through the golf course.

COFFEE & BREAKFAST SPONSORSHIP: $1,250 (Exclusive)

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor is not responsible for providing coffee or breakfast for the tournament. The sponsor can also attend the event.

THE JIM MARINO CIGAR CART SPONSORSHIP: $1,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes (1) golf cart to pass out cigars to players during the tournament and company logo on clubhouse signage.

DRIVING RANGE SPONSORSHIP: $1,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse and driving range signage. The sponsor can also attend the event.

PRACTICE PUTTING GREEN SPONSORSHIP: $1,000 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse and practice putting green signage. The sponsor can also attend the event.

PRIZE SPONSORSHIP $1,000 (Unlimited)

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor can also attend the event.

KOOZIE SPONSORSHIP: $500 (Exclusive) SOLD OUT

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor is responsible for providing company-branded koozies for all golf carts at the event. The sponsor can also attend the event.

PRIZE SPONSORSHIP $500 (Unlimited)

Sponsorship includes company logo on clubhouse signage. The sponsor can also attend the event.

Thank You to our Sponsors!

Presenting - Title Sponsor

Feature Hole Sponsor

Happy Hour Cocktail Sponsor

Happy Hour Food Sponsor

Beverage Cart Sponsor

Golf Cart Sponsor

Photo Sponsor

Longest Drive Sponsor

Trophy Sponsor

Hole Sponsor - Food

Hole Sponsor - Food

Hole Sponsor - Food

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Hole Sponsor

Flag Sponsor

The Jim Marino Cigar Cart Sponsor

Driving Range Sponsor

Practice Putting Green Sponsor

Koozie Sponsor

Prize Sponsor

Prize Sponsor

Prize Sponsor

Prize Sponsor

REGISTER & SPONSOR!

November Training
2025-11-05 07:45 - 11:00 | KINDER MORGAN, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Register for the November Training Session!

CONTROL VALVES | PART 2

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, November 5th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKERS

Nolan Vollstedt – Control Valve Technical Specialist, Emerson Automation Solutions

Louis Barron – Midstream Product Manager, Emerson Automation Solutions

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

In this session, we will be covering the fundamentals of control valves and their usage in common midstream applications.

This will include but will not be limited to:

Control loop basics

Rotary & sliding stem valves

Actuation & instrumentation

Sizing & selection practices

Severe service challenges

We will also be covering the fundamentals of over pressure protection using pressure reducing regulators. Specifically, we will focus on wide-open upstream and downstream solutions as well as working monitor solutions.

BECOME A MEMBER OF HGPA TODAY

Benefits of membership include:

Discounted training

Access to member-only events

MEMBERSHIP SIGNUP

NOT SURE IF YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS CURRENT?

Annual membership in Houston Midstream GPA runs from January 1 to December 31. Memberships are on an individual basis. Corporate membership packages include a set number of individual memberships and other perks.

CHECK MEMBERSHIP STATUS

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Nolan VollstedtNolan is a control valve technical specialist with Emerson’s flow controls business. Nolan has worked for Emerson for 6 years. During the first three years of his career at Emerson, he was dedicated to serving Emerson Impact Partners and customers in the metals and mining industry, and he now primarily supports opportunities in the upstream and midstream oil and gas sector. Mr. Vollstedt holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Iowa State University.

Louis BarronLouis is the midstream product manager for Emerson’s pressure management business unit. Louis has worked for Emerson for 5 years. In his first three years, he worked as a technical instructor providing technicians with regulator basic training and hands-on regulator training. Now, as a product manager, he supports customers by leveraging his technical knowledge within Emerson’s cross-functional teams to deliver customer support around the globe.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Emerson offers a wide variety of pressure relief valves that are well suited for many midstream applications. These products include the industry-leading Crosby & Anderson Greenwood ASME Sec. VIII pressure relief valves (PRV’s), premium performance portable PRV’s, Enardo & VAREC pressure & vacuum relief valves (PVRV’s), emergency relief valves & Anderson Greenwood low-pressure pilot operated pressure relief valves. We offer products that meet all applicable Codes & standards. Together, these products are used regularly to prevent damage & ensure pipeline, compressor station & facility safety.

Emerson’s PRV portfolio is well suited for everyday overpressure applications as well as the more difficult challenges. Our network of Emerson impact partners are highly trained, skilled professionals. Their goal is to bring valuable subject matter expertise, combined with practical applications knowledge to the midstream industry.

At Emerson, we pair Best-In-Class PRV products with State-of-the- Art industry leading technology to assist our midstream customers in diagnosing & resolving troublesome issues. Problems such as seat leakage, PRV rapid cycling/chattering & excessive maintenance costs can be properly diagnosed via our extensive monitoring capabilities, while new, patent-pending PRV technology may eliminate several challenges.

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November Membership Luncheon
2025-11-05 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join us for our November Luncheon!

SPEAKERS

Neal Grogan – Aftercare Manager & Chaplain, Mighty Oaks Foundation

Roy Jaquez – Outpost Coordinator, Mighty Oaks Foundation

Learn More About Mighty Oaks Foundation

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Neal Grogan is the Aftercare Manager and Chaplain at the Mighty Oaks Foundation. A proud native of Dallas, he married his childhood sweetheart, Britney, in 2010.Neal served as an infantryman in the U.S. Marine Corps, participating in combat operations in Afghanistan. Upon returning home, he faced the challenges of PTSD, which ultimately deepened his faith in the gospel and ignited a passion for sharing the hope of Christ with fellow veterans and active service members. This journey led him to serve as a pastor and church planter near Fort Hood, Texas, where he dedicated himself to supporting active-duty personnel until July 2024.Neal holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Ministry from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor and an M.Div. in Biblical Counseling from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He and Britney are blessed with four children: Michael, Titus, Sarai, and Zion.

Roy Jaquez is the Outpost Coordinator for Mighty Oaks, as well as serves as a Program Facilitator, Mentor, and Team Leader Trainer with our National Programs. He is the husband of Ryane Mary Jaquez, and they have six children between them, ranging from 21 to 5 years old. He was saved by the grace of God in July of 2018.Roy was Medically Retired 27 September 2017 after 14 years, 1 month and 24 days of faithful service. His personal Awards include the Soldier’s Medal, Purple Heart, Army Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (with Combat “V” and three stars), Combat Action ribbon (with gold star), and various other unit and campaign awards. In addition to his Warfare Qualifications, he qualified as a Small Craft Coxswain.Roy was born in California, raised in the panhandle of Texas and enlisted in the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman in August 2003. He deployed with 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines (2/6) to Fallujah, Iraq, twice in 2005-2006 and again in 2007. He also deployed with 2/6 on the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East conducting joint training missions in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Kuwait in 2008-2009. He deployed with 1/102nd (MTN) IN as part of Provincial Reconstruction Team Nuristan to Afghanistan in 2010. He was then stationed with, and subsequently deployed with Riverine Squadron Three to the 6th Fleet / Mediterranean AOR and responded to the Libya Crisis following 9/11/2012 Embassy attacks. His last deployment was to Bahrain in support of CTF 56 operations assigned to Coastal Riverine Squadron 3. In total, he deployed Six Times with various units on varying platforms.Roy was injured on his first deployment and first deployment to Fallujah by an SVBIED that had an estimated 500 lbs of explosives. I was thrown 10 feet, injuring my back, rupturing my ears, and had shrapnel and burns to my buttock and right leg. His citation and summary of action for the Soldier’s Medal are listed online in the Military Times Hall of Valor.

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December Training
2025-12-03 07:45 - 11:00 | KINDER MORGAN, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX, 77002, United States
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VALVE ACTUATORS | PART 3

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, December 3rd, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKER

John Gonzales – Subject Matter Expert, Emerson Process Management

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

This session covers an overview of traditional High Pressure actuation products utilized in the pipeline industry. Showcasing the functionality and design for traditional products and what makes them the most trusted and reliable design for pipelines. Plus, a review of optional actuator products to overcome the challenges to meet zero emissions efforts for the midstream space.

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER

John GonzalesJohn Gonzales is the Emerson Subject Matter Expert supporting the pneumatic and hydraulic actuator product portfolio. He is a seasoned technical specialist with 40-years of experience in the oil & gas and nuclear industries with focus on Valve Automation. His experience and knowledge also extend into actuator designs, control system designs and functionalities, valve operations, and applications including on/off, control, and extreme conditions for actuators.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Emerson is a global industrial technology leader that provides advanced automation. With an unmatched portfolio of intelligent devices, control systems and industrial software, Emerson delivers solutions that automate and optimize business performance. We help customers in critical industries, like energy, chemical, power and renewables, life sciences and factory automation, operate more sustainably while improving productivity, energy security and reliability. Emerson’s evolving Actuation Technologies valve actuation portfolio is answering flow control’s toughest automation, safety and productivity challenges, inspiring customer success through decades of innovation and proven actuation solutions.

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December Membership Luncheon
2025-12-03 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
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SPEAKER

Ben Ciotti – CEO, Reset Energy

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Ben Ciotti, CEO of Reset Energy, has 14 years of expertise in the energy sectors. Beginning at Reset Energy as a process engineer, Ben advanced into technical sales before advancing to Vice President of Engineering in 2018, where he led engineering, project execution, technical sales, and quality assurance teams. He has spearheaded approximately 70% of Reset Energy’s projects from concept to completion and driven strategic advancements in carbon capture solutions. With a robust background in business development, sales, and project management, Ben’s visionary leadership is guiding Reset Energy toward continued innovation and growth.

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January Training
2026-01-14 07:45 - 11:00 | KINDER MORGAN, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX, 77002, United States
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Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, January 14th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKERS

Chris O’Kelly – Flare Systems Applications Engineer, Zeeco

Bodie King – Aftermarket Flare Applications Engineer, Zeeco

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

Flare Basics (Approx. – 30 minutes)

Basics of Combustion

Why Flares

Capacity, Radiation, Smokeless Requirements, Emissions, etc.

Flare Tip Technology (Approx. – 60 minutes)

Utility

Pressure Assisted

Gas Assisted

Air Assisted Flares

VCUs

MPGF and EGF

Pilots and Ignition Systems

Flare Operations, Troubleshooting, Failures, Combustion Monitoring Technology (Approx. – 75 minutes)

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Chris O’KellyChris is a Flare Systems Applications Engineer with Zeeco. He has worked with Zeeco for 6 years. During the first four years of his career at Zeeco, he served as a Project Engineer in the Flare Systems group, managing a wide range of projects globally. In his current role, Chris primarily focuses on the midstream oil and gas sector while continuing to support flare applications across multiple industries worldwide. Mr. O’Kelly holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Oklahoma State University.

Bodie KingBodie King is an Aftermarket Flare Applications Engineer at Zeeco, He has worked at Zeeco for over eight years, beginning his tenure as an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer within the Flare Systems group, a role he held for seven years before transitioning to his current position. In his present capacity, Mr. King specializes in supporting midstream oil and gas operations across the Western Hemisphere, with a particular emphasis on Zeeco’s Combustion Electronics product line. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation Engineering Technology from Oklahoma State University.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Founded in 1979, Zeeco has steadily become the world leader in designing and manufacturing advanced combustion and environmental solutions. Zeeco is privately owned, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, and employs more than 3,000 people across 30+ global locations.

The company executes 10,000+ projects yearly for refining, production, petrochemical, LNG, power, pharmaceutical, biogas, and other industries. ZEECO® products and solutions include ultra-low-NOx burners, flare systems, thermal oxidizers, vapor control, rentals, aftermarket solutions, global field services, and combustion electronics. Zeeco’s comprehensive offering helps customers reduce emissions, optimize processes, and maximize operating efficiency while meeting global environmental compliance requirements.

Zeeco also operates the world’s largest combustion research and testing facility, as well as a manufacturing facility, on a 250-acre campus at its Global Technology Center in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Learn more at zeeco.com.

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January Membership Luncheon
2026-01-14 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
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SPEAKER

Jared Ware – Systems Analyst & Senior Engineer at the Railroad Commission of Texas

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Jared Ware is a Systems Analyst and Senior Engineer at the Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC). He works on special projects with respect to geothermal energy, Class V & VI well permitting, and lithium/brine mining activities. He previously directed RRC’s Critical Infrastructure Division, served as the director of Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) Program Support and Environmental Assistance Division (PSEAD), and served at Army Futures Command in Austin, Texas as the organization’s chief Installation, Energy and Environmental (IE&E) Engineer.

Jared served in the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for over two decades with assignments as a battalion commander, the 82nd Airborne Division’s Senior Engineer, and as an Assistant Professor of Geospatial Information Science at the United States Military Academy (West Point, New York). He is a certified Geographic Information Systems Professional (GISP), Certified Energy Manager, and member of the Gamma Theta Upsilon geographic honor society.

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February Training
2026-02-04 07:45 - 11:00 | Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD (Ground floor), 1001 Louisiana St., Houstong, Texas, 77022, United States
Register for the February Training Session!

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, February 4th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKERS

Andrew Holman – Engineering Manager, L.A. Turbine, a Chart Industries Company

Rusty Hoch – Sales Manager, L.A. Turbine, a Chart Industries Company

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

This presentation will cover a comprehensive overview of what a turboexpander is, where they are utilized, and how they operate. This presentation will also provide a detailed discussion of the major machine components, common configurations, and an overview of turboexpander and support system design. The presentation agenda is shown below.

L.A. Turbine Summary

Turboexpander 101

Industries & Applications

Configurations (Bearing Type, Frame Size, Loading Device)

Aerodynamics Design

Core Design

Component Breakdown

IGV Operation

Resonance

Bearing Types

Rotor Dynamics

Loading Device

System Design

Seal Gas System

Lube Oil System

Thrust Balance System

Process Control

Turboexpander Troubleshooting

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ABOUT THE SPEAKERS

Andrew HolmanAndrew is the Engineering Manager for L.A. Turbine, a Chart Industries Company, and is responsible for leading the design of complete turboexpander solutions, including the core unit, auxiliary systems and controls. Mr. Holman holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin and has over 10 years of oil and gas industry experience.

Rusty HochRusty is Sales Manager for L.A. Turbine, a Chart Industries Company, responsible for fostering new customer relationships, managing current customer partnerships and providing turboexpander services and solutions. Mr. Hoch is an Air Force veteran who holds a BBA degree from Texas A&M University and an MBA degree from Webster University.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

L.A. Turbine delivers innovative turboexpander design, manufacturing and testing of application-specific, highly engineered turboexpanders used in hydrocarbon processing, geothermal power generation, industrial gas, power-recovery and refrigeration applications. The company is also a leader in aftermarket service, repair, redesign, maintenance and spare part production for LAT and non-LAT turboexpander brands. A global FX-TURBO Field Service Team provides commissioning, diagnostic, maintenance and emergency support 24/7/365 via the +1 855 FX-TURBO Hotline.

L.A. Turbine’s headquarters are in Valencia, California with sales and service centers in Texas and Europe. In conjunction with Chart’s affiliates worldwide, LAT is able to provide customer sales, distribution and aftermarket service support globally.

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February Membership & Scholarship Recipient Luncheon
2026-02-04 11:15 - 13:30 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join us for our February Membership & Scholarship Recipient Luncheon!

SPEAKER

Mitch Smolik – Vice President of Engineering at Howard Energy Partners

PRICING

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Mitch Smolik is Vice President of Engineering at Howard Energy Partners, where he leads the company’s engineering and project management teams overseeing an annual $800MM capital portfolio. His responsibilities span land, asset integrity, GIS, and operational technology—bringing together the systems that keep midstream assets safe, reliable, and future-focused.

Before his current role, Mitch led operations at the Javelina Refinery Off-Gas Recycling Plant in Corpus Christi, one of the most unique facilities of its kind—transforming refinery off-gas into valuable purity hydrocarbons and olefins while reducing environmental impact.

With two decades in the energy industry, Mitch’s background ranges from subsea drilling and production technology at OneSubsea (now Schlumberger) to advanced research and product development at Southwest Research Institute. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University–Kingsville with a degree in mechanical engineering.

Today, Mitch is passionate about how artificial intelligence, data, and automation are reshaping the midstream sector—and how leaders can harness these tools without losing sight of safety, people, and performance.

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HGPA Member Mixer
2026-02-12 15:30 - 18:30 | Heights Bier Garten, 1433 N Shepherd Dr, Unit 1, Houston, Texas, 77008, United States
Join us at our upcoming Member Mixer!

We’d love for you to join us for a fun and relaxed happy hour at our Member Mixer. The event is free to attend, and existing members—as well as individuals who sign up for an HGPA membership at the event—will receive two complimentary drink tickets. It’s a great opportunity to catch up with familiar faces and connect with industry peers. We hope to see you there!

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DATE: February 12, 2026

TIME: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM

PLACE: Heights Bier Garten, 1433 N Shepherd Dr, Unit 1, Houston, TX 77008

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FOOD SPONSOR: $750 (2 AVAILABLE) SOLD OUTThe Food Sponsorships include logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

KOOZIE SPONSOR: $750 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUTThe Koozie Sponsorship includes company-branded koozies and logo recognition on the website.

RAFFLE SPONSOR: $500 (2 AVAILABLE) SOLD OUTThe Raffle Sponsorships include logo recognition on event signage, the HGPA website, and social media posts.

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March Training
2026-03-04 07:45 - 11:00 | Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD (Ground floor), 1001 Louisiana St., Houstong, Texas, 77022, United States
Register for the March Training Session!

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 4th, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKER

Presented by SLB – speaker details to be announced!

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

SLB’s H₂S training provides a chemistry-focused overview across the spectrum of H₂S removal technologies, including liquid scavengers, contact towers, absorbent beds, membranes, and amine systems. The presentation will cover how each technology works at the molecular level and how one can apply the underlying reaction and mass-transfer fundamentals to consistently manage H₂S and meet production-specification targets across their facilities.

H₂S Fundamentals

Liquid Scavengers

Contact Towers

Absorbent Beds

Removal Membranes

Regenerative Solvents

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SLB is a global technology company driving energy innovation for a balanced planet. SLB’s production chemistries and integrated processing solutions are engineered to optimize throughput, unlock full asset value, and drive cost efficiencies across your oil and gas operations — from pore to pipeline to point of sales. SLB offers a vast portfolio of H₂S management and solutions tailored to the operators’ mass of sulfur removal requirements and operational constraints.

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March Membership Luncheon
2026-03-04 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join us for our March Luncheon to hear a fantastic lineup of speakers, comprising our HGPA Leadership Roundtable: Women Who Move Molecules panel!

SPEAKERS

Moderator

Sarah Hoelzen – Category Manager at Williams

Panel

Ronna Ungs – Senior Project Manager at Enterprise Products

Brooke Vandygriff – SVP Capital Project Development and Chief of Staff at Tallgrass

Lilac Guzman – Founder/Executive Vice President at GasTech Engineering

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Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

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April Training
2026-04-01 07:45 - 11:00 | Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD (Ground floor), 1001 Louisiana St., Houstong, Texas, 77022, United States
Register for the April Training Session!

Join us at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, April 1st, at Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD, 1001 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. Class registrants are responsible for parking.

SPEAKER

Monty Joiner – Technical Service Engineer for Coastal Chemical

TRAINING PRICING

Individual Member: $148.50

Non-Member: $165

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members: $0

Breakfast will be provided. The cost also includes a ticket for the luncheon immediately following the training.

AGENDA

A glycol plant, when properly designed, operated and maintained, will provide a low-cost operation, with little difficulty and attendance. This can be accomplished by thoroughly understanding the process principles and physical limitations of the equipment. With this knowledge, most plant problems can either be prevented or quickly eliminated. This training session will start with an overview of dehydration and the chemistry of glycol before diving into TEG systems and troubleshooting. The training will focus on midstream applications and issues.

Training agenda:

Dehydration Overview

Glycol Chemistry

TEG Systems

Troubleshooting

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Monty Joiner is a Technical Service Engineer for Coastal Chemical, and is responsible for providing technical service for all Coastal midstream process products for the Texas Panhandle as well as the Rockies. Monty holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from West Texas A&M University and has 14 years of oil and gas industry experience.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

With over 60 years of servicing the oil and gas industry, Coastal Chemical delivers a broad suite of chemicals, services, technical support and logistics for companies seeking cost savings through the efficient use of quality products and technical insight.

As part of Brenntag, the largest global chemical distributor, we have unmatched resources, long term supplier partnerships and product breadth to provide the most cost-efficient chemicals solutions for our customers throughout the United States.

Coastal Chemical is focused on serving the upstream, midstream and downstream segments of the oil and gas industry. Offering products and value-added services for drilling rigs, compressors, turbines, gas plants, gathering and transmission pipelines, refineries, ethanol and petrochemical plants across the United States. With a portfolio of products and services that includes fuel and lubes, process chemicals, production treating chemicals and our N-SPEC® pipeline cleaning services Costal Chemical provides the unique ability to service all of their customers’ requirements.

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April Membership Luncheon
2026-04-01 11:30 - 13:00 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Join us for our April Membership Luncheon!

SPEAKER

Justin Burch – Vice President of Terminal Services Operations at Energy Transfer

LUNCHEON TOPIC

From Wellhead to Water: Production, Transportation, and Exportation of NGL’s

PRICING

Owner/Operators that are Corporate Members – $0

Members – $75

Late Registration – $100

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Justin Burch is Vice President of Terminal Services Operations with extensive experience in the oil and energy industry. Over a 17-year career at Energy Transfer, he has progressed through a series of engineering and leadership roles, including Engineering, Commercial Operations, Business Development, and Process Engineering, ultimately leading terminal services operations. He brings deep expertise in natural gas, oil and gas, and the broader energy sector. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University.

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2026 Annual Clay Shoot
2026-04-10 08:00 - 15:00 | American Shooting Centers, 16500 Westheimer Pkwy, Houston, Texas, 77082, United States
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Join us in supporting this annual effort that benefits our scholarship fund.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

8:00 a.m. Registration & Games Open

9:00 a.m. Group Safety Talk

9:15 a.m. Main Event Begins

11:00 a.m. Lunch & Drinks Served as Teams Complete the Course

1:00 p.m. Presentation, Awards & Prizes

EVENT FORMAT

At each station, everyone will shoot a total of 10 possible targets. Raffles and Door Prizes will follow the shoot!

EVENT PRICING

Team Ticket: $1,550 SOLD OUT

4-man Team; includes ammo, cart, SWAG Bag, hats and t-shirts (sizing not guaranteed)

Please indicate the team Captain’s Name when registering a team and provide a phone number.

Individual Ticket: $425 SOLD OUT

Individuals will be placed on a team of four. Includes ammo, shared cart, SWAG Bag, hats and t-shirts (sizing not guaranteed).

The deadline to register as an individual is January 15th. You will be assigned to a 4-man team.

***12 and 20-gauge ammo provided at each station

SAFETY RULES

Eye and ear protection are mandatory. Safety gear will be provided by American Shooting Centers, but participants can bring their own.

Carry shotguns with the muzzle, either pointed up or down.

SHOOTER AWARDS & PRIZES

First Place Trophies awarded for each course.

Featured Gun Raffle, Gun Raffle, and Door Prizes: Must be present to win!

Approximately 15 rifles, pistols and shotguns to be raffled

GUN RAFFLE FORMAT

Featured Gun Raffle

$50 Squares will be available on the day of the event

Gun Raffle – (Excluding the Featured Gun)

Raffle tickets can be pre-purchased or bought on the day of the event

1 Ticket: $25

5 Tickets: $100

11 Tickets: $200

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***Please note that the company logo for any SPONSORSHIPS PURCHASED AFTER MARCH 13th will not be included on materials. Additionally, many sponsorships require the purchaser to source and provide materials, such as coffee cups, koozies, towels, SWAG bags, hats, and shirts; however, HGPA is happy to source and provide these materials for an additional cost.***

TITLE SPONSOR: $5,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes increased logo visibility on event signage, premium location for tent setup, two individual social posts highlighting sponsorship with company logo, branded yard flags, and two complimentary 4-man teams.

FEATURED GUN SPONSOR: $4,500 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes enhanced signage at gun table, premium location for tent setup, one individual social post highlighting sponsorship with company logo, and a complimentary 4-man team.

PAVILION SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes signage at event, sole sponsor table in main hall, branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team.

GOLF CART SPONSOR: $3,000 (3 AVAILABLE) SOLD OUT

Includes logo on golf carts, branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team.

GUN CLEANING STATION SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes signage outside pavilion, branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide gun cleaning materials at the tent.

TROPHY SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes name on event trophies, branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team.

SWAG BAG SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide 320 drawstring bags for shooters to utilize during the Clay Shoot.

TOWEL SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide 320 towels for shooters.

HAT SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide 320 hats for shooters.

SHIRT SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide 320 shirts for shooters.

ADULT BEVERAGE SPONSOR: $3,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes branded yard sign and a complimentary 4-man team. Sponsor WILL provide adult beverages.

COOKER SPONSOR: $2,500 (3 AVAILABLE) SOLD OUT

Includes space outside the pavilion to set up a tent/cook station and a branded yard sign.

COURSE SPONSOR: $1,000 (1 of 16 AVAILABLE)

Includes space to set up a tent at a designated shooting station and a branded yard sign. Sponsors are encouraged to provide at least one raffle prize, with additional raffle items permitted at company tents.

EAR & EYE PROTECTION SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes branded signage outside of the safety gear pickup station.

GAME TENT SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes space outside the pavilion to set up a tent and branded yard sign. Sponsor WILL provide at least one game and 3+ prizes for game participants to win.

AMMO SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes branded signage outside of the ammo pickup station.

BREAKFAST SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE)

Includes table at morning registration and branded yard sign. Sponsor WILL provide breakfast.

COFFEE SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes table at morning registration and a branded yard sign. Sponsor WILL provide coffee and cups.

CIGAR SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes a golf cart to hand out cigars and a branded yard sign. Sponsor MUST provide cigars.

KOOZIE SPONSOR: $1,000 (EXCLUSIVE) SOLD OUT

Includes a branded yard sign. Sponsor WILL provide magnetic koozies to place on golf carts.

GUN RAFFLE SPONSOR: $1,000 (9 of 10 AVAILABLE)

Includes signage at awards ceremony and branded yard sign.

DOOR PRIZE SPONSOR: FREE (UNLIMITED)

Sponsor WILL provide a prize valued at $100.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

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May Training
2026-05-06 07:45 - 11:00 | Kinder Morgan, Conference Room 1BCD (Ground floor), 1001 Louisiana St., Houstong, Texas, 77022, United States
Save the Date for our May Training Session!

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May Membership & Scholarship Recipient Luncheon
2026-05-06 11:15 - 13:30 | The Houston Club, 910 Louisiana St., Ste. 4900, Houston, TX, 77002, United States
Save the Date for our May Membership & Scholarship Recipient Luncheon!

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