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PEOPLE SOME OF OUR PAST SPEAKERS Andrew Lodge, Exploration Director, Premier Oil
Wim Walk, manager geophysics measurement technologies, Shell
Tony Atherton, General Manager, Talisman Energy
David Latin, Technical Director, BP
Magnus Svensson, IT consultant, Dong Energy
Atle Rettedal, Vice President Field Evaluation, Statoil
Meyer Bengio, VP petroleum engineering, Schlumberger Information Solutions (SIS)
Andrew Grosse, Exploration and Technical Director, Sterling Energy Steve Horton, CEO NewDevCo and ex worldwide Director of Drilling, BP Jim Green, CIO and GM, Technical Computing, Chevron Energy Technology Company Gordon Headley, HR manager, Tullow Oil Angus McCoss, Exploration Director, Tullow Oil
Rob Pinchbeck, Petrofac Jim Farnsworth, Cobalt International Bryan Lovell - Senior Researcher, Earth Sciences, Cambridge Keith R Holdaway, Upstream Domain, SAS Global Oil and Gas Hossam Farid, Global Oil & Gas Industry Lead, Oracle Corp. Roger Taylor, Technical Director, CGGVeritas
The people behind Finding Petroleum David Bamford (conference producer and consulting editor) is a non executive director of Tullow Oil, and a past chief geophysicist with BP, general manager for West Africa with BP, and VP exploration directing BP's global exploration program. David B
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Karl Jeffery (editor and conference producer) is also founder of Digital Ship and Carbon Capture Journal, and publisher of Tanker Operator magazine. He has 15 years experience as an oil and gas / transport journalist and publisher.
Karl Jeffery
Adam Marmaras (Online marketing and events operations manager) is founder and technical manager of OilVoice, one of the world’s biggest oil industry websites.
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FINDING PETROLEUM EVENTS Finding Petroleum produces a series of 20 events a year on specialist subjects around new technological developments in the oil and gas industry. Our subjects include seismic technology, digital oilfield, supply chain management, mature fields technology, frontier exploration regions, unconventionals, carbon dioxide storage / EOR, offshore safety, and subsurface data. They are currently held mainly in London, also Aberdeen, Stavanger and Kuala Lumpur. Our events are mainly free to attend. We believe that a sponsorship or exhibition stand at our events can offer a much better way to get exposure from new potential customers than any other marketing route. Our audience can include many more potential customers than you might find from the traffic past your exhibition stand at a big trade show (or the readers of a general interest oil and gas magazine). We can offer packaged sponsorships where you can sponsor (for example) all our digital oilfield events (6 per year), or all our supply chain events (3 per year), or all our exploration events for example - contact us to discuss. For the most up to date future event plans, please see our website www.findingpetroleum.com. For events in the next 3-4 months you can see the list of registered attendees; for past events you can see the list of people who actually attended.
2012 EVENTS CALENDAR (as of Mar 2012): New ideas in geophysical technology Wednesday, March 21, 2012, The Geological Society, London. East African Exploration - where are the big fields hiding? Tuesday, April 17, 2012, The Geological Society, London. New ideas in Improved Recovery and EOR Wednesday, April 18, 2012, The Geological Society, London. Drilling and the digital oilfield Tuesday, May 8, 2012, Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Aberdeen. Improving offshore safety - beyond Macondo Thursday, May 22, 2012, The Geological Society, London. IT infrastructure for the digital oilfield Thursday, June 7, 2012, Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Aberdeen Developments with reservoir monitoring technology Wednesday, June 13, 2012, The Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger. Oil supply and demand around the world Tuesday, June 19, 2012, The Geological Society, London. Emerging deepwater areas Wednesday, September 26, 2012, The Geological Society, London. Developments with unconventionals Wednesday, October 10, 2012, The Geological Society, London.
Developments with drilling and the digital oilfield Wednesday, October 24, 2012, Kuala Lumpur. Finding better ways to work with subsurface data Thursday, October 25, 2012, Kuala Lumpur. Digital technology - getting it done Friday October 26, 2012, Kuala Lumpur. The North Atlantic - where are the big fields hiding? Tuesday, October 30, 2012, The Geological Society, London. Optimising the supply chain Tuesday, November 20, 2012, Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Aberdeen. TBC Tuesday, November 27, 2012, The Geological Society, London. Finding ways to collaborate with the digital oilfield Tuesday, December 04, 2012, The Geological Society, London Finding ways to make the CO2 + EOR business work Tuesday, December 011, 2012, Aberdeen Marriott Hotel, Aberdeen.
* speaker slots available to event sponsors subject to conference producers’ approval
People and the digital oilfield Thursday, October 18, 2012, The Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger.
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Platinum sponsorship: Sponsorship of all events for the whole year: £20,000
Gold sponsorship: Sponsorship of 4 - 8 events: £8,000 - £10,000
Benefits: Table-top stand at 6 events of your choice; banner on the website for the entire period; banner on each final reminder newsletter; logo and brief company profile on all events web-pages, and on each printed event brochure; full page advertisement in 3 editions of Digital Energy Journal or additional 12 months' web banner; 2 speaker slots at Oil and Gas related half-day forums or 4 guaranteed speaker slots at Digital Oilfield conferences, 2 delegate tickets to all Digital Oilfield conferences.
Benefits: table-top stand at 2 - 4 events, banner on the website for 4 - 8 months; banner on each final reminder newsletter; logo and brief company profile on each relevant event web-page ant printed event brochure; full page advertisement in 1 - 2 editions of Digital Energy Journal or addition 2- 4 months' web banner; 1 speaker slot at Oil and Gas related half day forum or 2 guaranteed speaker slots at Digital Oilfield conferences; 2 delegate tickets to each Digital Oilfield conference sponsored of if sponsoring half-day forums to 4 - 8 DOF events of your choice.
Table-top stand: £2,000 for Digital
Break sponsorships: £1,000
Oilfield conferences to include 2 delegate tickets, £1,500 for half-day forums
Benefits: logo and brief company profile on relevant event web-page and printed event brochure; banner on final reminder newsletter.
Silver sponsorship: Sponsorship of single event: £5,000 Benefits: table-top stand; banner on website for one month; banner on final reminder newsletter; logo and brief company profile on relevant event web-page and printed event brochure; half page advertisement in Digital Energy Journal or additional one month's web banner; 2 delegate tickets to event if it's a Digital Oilfield event or if not to a DOF event of your choice.
Tailor - made packages also available.
(available at events marked with asterisk only on previous page)
A presentation (30 minutes + 5 minutes for questions) provides an opportunity to promote latest company initiatives, products, developments or new strategic plans to an invited audience of oil and gas professionals. Each presentation is videoed and is available to view on the Finding Petroleum web-site indefinitely. A link to individual presentations (including videos) can also be set up on individual company home pages for additional exposure.
Note: We reserve the right to reject speaker proposals we do not feel will add sufficient value to the conference in terms of attracting delegates and providing a useful event. Speaker proposals must be finalised 2 months before the date of each event, with client providing a speaker name, speech title, outline and photograph of presenter, otherwise we reserve the right to give the slot to someone else. If advertising is provided as part of a sponsorship package, the advertising copy must be provided according to our schedules included in this media guide. If copy is late we cannot promise to hold a slot.
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D&B 2 need “You term a half-life of about se that it is a long team’ giving the data proach – and recogni employs a ‘sustain The company its earup to date. process,” he said. y to keep data unsuccessful in spare If the project is support in Hungar ds must apply to describe lose management Standar s steel described ly stages, it might “If you fail “We want stainles to be completed. said. “We say said. parts too. and be unable across BP,” he relegated,” he the same way like now hurdle you get look first with data the m at to go , what does your walking upstrea ement is the way it to people, “You’re forever it have to get to.” recognise that – Master data managmaster data architect does ment where and master data manage ment.” says Andy Walker, commit growth people with BP is a long term – 50 per cent be trusted. If SparesFinder materials data and spare “You’ve got to to date you may the the data is up sparesFinder, y, reported revway don’t believe optimisation compan 2010 nal MDM is the special- parts as well not bother.” per cent during “I believe operatio consultant to BP increases of 50 with Paul Mayer, a worked enue growth in 2011, to go,” he said. expecting similar data management, is vendors, 61,000 and 90 counmaster 47,000 over in has in culmiising in use The system validate the data e and services materials. the business to over softwar a Dunn with customers, 336,000 dation of data plugtries. in the consoli r needs to have applications, with are nating Every supplie the 3 legacy vendor The company’s , are , otherwise they systems as 2010 where number ERP Christm eet and other and Bradstr ies as ins to SAP, JDE the system. to oil and gas compan large, use not allowed in ar particul of data for clean material they are used to companies. softasset intensive data management sparesFinder’s and data cleans old ware, “Masterpiece,” new catalogue items. of controls the entry a new item someone enters e, it will For example, if text into the softwar request in free it doesn’t it it exists and if if see to te rules; search item using corpora ted will create a new iece starts an automa in addition Masterp w. autocorapprovals workflo tions will also All their applica abbreviamade errors and rect frequently as “vlave” or “VLV”. in oil and such To fin erce tions, e-comm in d the ted g developments perm on be19 offshore and associa st coverin ea May g in London wellof materials going ity anement manag The PIDX meetin for improvedbil pa 19 Horiz journal d thick th, you gas - particularly on - digital energy ne ness succes tal drillin Aug-Sept 2011 data , write ed to kn sful ass g is a critic tiona s Brun ow ab et de al com l oil out velop o de and po graph Ribe the geolo ic-con gas plays ment in un nent of t, tech gic trolle co an nven d co A d nolog al settin of ho common reservoirs. mplex str y direc g – no misgi rizon ati to t ving just ab that hav tal we r Am in the ll erica prepar priate e given res plans is s, Pa out poro ation that and suf sity, radig ult m ficien s in the pas workflow An s t are trajec other com t. approtory offeri mon mista drille ke ng d vestm and theref the best is to pick ent. the ore op pay pe tim r al ret Re foot urn on acteri cent develo zation inpm ent capabi techn s in res lities, olo data couple gies and ervoir cha int rd to new visua unde egration, lizati rst off hig on more and the tar er opportu h-efficien inform nities cy get for to bet matio Predic ed decisio ter n an ns wells ting the pro in less tim d make drillin based on e. ducti g on of viding is an excell informati on fro planned broug however ent proces m prior s to fol ht int that mann all o low, pro er, an the proces relevan d not t da of a s in few an int ta is reserv just using poros egrat an oir ity Figure an ov , permeab characte interpola ed tion erl ristic from 1: Integrat s suc expect y simplisticility and the Ba ed vis thick h as ed ou rnett app ne hole Shale ualization failur tcomes, and roach can ss. 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