Date:
     March 10, 2021
Time: 
     12:00-13:00 | Presentation

2020 was one of the most challenging years in the energy sector’s recent history.  Last April, U.S. crude oil fell deep into negative pricing territory and Brent plunged below $20 a barrel.  The oil and gas industry faced a different kind of pandemic of its own.  “We really haven’t seen anything like this - not in the financial crisis, not after 9/11,” said Peter McNally, global sector lead for industrials, materials and energy at research firm Third Bridge. “The impact on demand was remarkable and swift.”

Halliburton is not standing still within its corporate objectives or supply chain initiatives.

Join us for our March luncheon where Mr. Wilie will speak on how Halliburton’s supply chain has navigated a perilous 2020 and the path forward for the upcoming years.

Jerry Willie is the Vice President of Halliburton Procurement, Materials, and Logistics with responsibility for International, North America Land, and the PM&L Center of Excellence.  Jerry joined Halliburton 26 years ago.  He has held several roles with increased responsibility across various areas of both international and domestic operations. 

Halliburton’s supply chain support services create value, optimize, procure, store, and move material across the world while maintaining compliance that enables stakeholders to focus on executing operations.

Jerry holds a Bachelor of Science in business marketing and management from Southwest Texas State University and is a 2014 graduate of the Halliburton President’s Leadership Excellence Program.