API makes senior appointments
Published by Callum O'Reilly,
Senior Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
API has announced the addition of Shannon DiBari, Rhonda Bentz, and Bianca Domally to the organisation’s senior staff.
DiBari has joined as Senior Advisor to President and CEO Mike Sommers and Executive Vice President and COO Amanda Eversole, Bentz has joined as Director of Strategic Initiatives and Paid Media, and Domally has joined as Financial Controller.
The latest wave of new talent follows API’s announcement last month of Paul Afonso, who joins API as Chief Legal Officer and Vice President.
DiBari will advise on strategy and executive engagement across the organisation to improve operations and enhance API’s advocacy efforts on behalf of the US natural gas and oil industry.
Bentz will direct API’s brand positioning, research and paid media activity in support of state and federal advocacy campaigns and leads strategic partnerships and education efforts.
Domally is responsible for the accounting and financial reporting, planning and analysis operation for the institute, including the management of finance and accounting staff.
“All three of these leaders are known for excellence in strategic and operational management and bring a wealth of experience in advocacy organisations – we are lucky to have them here at API,” said Sommers. “They will help bring creative, forward-thinking direction to our association and our membership in support of the critical role this industry plays in the world. We’re thrilled to have them.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/refining/03102019/api-makes-senior-appointments/
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