Energy Hunter Resources Opens Division Office in Houston, Texas; Announces Management Appointments to New Houston Office
September 19, 2016 at 09:00 am EDT
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Energy Hunter Resources, Inc. announced that it recently opened a divisional office in Houston, Texas.
The company recently appointed two new executives and a technical geological manager, all of whom will be based in the new Houston office. The company appointed H .C. "Kip" Ferguson, Executive Vice President of Exploration and Development, Brian G. Burgher, Senior Vice President of Land and Jason Wilson, Manager of Geology. The managerial appointments represent more than 75 years of combined energy industry experience. Ferguson previously served as Executive Vice President of Magnum Hunter Resources from October 2009 to 2016 and was President of the company's Eagle Ford Shale Division from 2011 until April 2013 when the asset was eventually sold for $401 million. Prior to Magnum Hunter Resources, Kip Ferguson was the President and Director of Sharon Resources, Inc. from September 1999 to October 2009 when the company was acquired by Magnum Hunter Resources and subsequently renamed Eagle Ford Hunter, Inc. Brian Burgher brings more than 30 years of continuous experience in the oil and gas business with emphasis on leases, land and legal areas. Burgher served as Senior Vice President of Land for Magnum Hunter Resources and was also the land manager for the Eagle Ford Asset, which was assembled, developed and sold under his leadership.
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