Media planning guide and editorial calendar
www.findingpetroleum.com
John Finder sponsorship, exhibition & advertising manager Only Media
[email protected] +44 7709 352 051
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Azad Miah sponsorship, exhibition & advertising manager Only Media
[email protected] +44 208 150 5295
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FINDING PETROLEUM - TECHNOLOGY IN OIL AND GAS Finding Petroleum is an events and publishing company which helps people learn more about technology for oil and gas - and helps people who provide the technology get it into the market. Exploration technology - and exploration opportunities around the world made possible with new technology; Subsurface technology - working with subsurface data, from exploration, drilling and production Petroleum technology - improving drilling and production - including offshore safety, enhanced oil recovery, well integrity, supply chains and offshore asset management Digital technology - to improve the subsurface, drilling and production, and digital oilfield infrastructure. We run events in London, Aberdeen, Stavanger and KL. Our events are free to attend, are usually just a half day, and enable our audiences to learn about new technology without feeling like they are in a sales environment. We publish: Digital Energy Journal, a newsletter and bimonthly magazine about digital technology in oil and gas OilEdge, a pdf magazine about exploration and production, and their enabling technologies. The world's energy industry has many difficult issues to contend with, including finding oil and gas in difficult places, developing new technologies, improving production, improving safety, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and working with different types of government and public opinion. We believe that all of these issues are best handled through human skill, sensitivity, intelligence, fitness, collaboration, meritocracy, hard work, technology and data. Not hierarchy, control or conservative thinking.
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WHAT WE DO Exploration technology events in London and Aberdeen, free to attend, about new exploration opportunities, in different parts of the world, and accessing different types of resources, made possible with new technology. Subsurface technology events in London, Stavanger and Aberdeen, about new ways to use subsurface technology for doing surveys, getting a better understanding while you are drilling, and understanding reservoirs of production. Digital technology events in London, Aberdeen, Stavanger and Kuala Lumpur, free to attend, about better ways to use data to understand the subsurface, improve efficiency of drilling, improve production, put digital infrastructure together, and improve supply chains. Petroleum technology events in London, Aberdeen and Stavanger, covering improving offshore safety, enhanced oil recovery with carbon dioxide, supply chains, asset management, and making better production predictions. Digital Energy Journal bimonthly print and online magazine, and free weekly newsletter, with latest news about how digital technology is being used in upstream oil and gas. Finding Petroleum free weekly newsletter, with latest news about our events and using technology to find petroleum (currently sent together with Digital Energy Journal newsletter). OilEdge monthly free electronic magazine about exploration and production, and their enabling technologies.
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OUR EVENT FORMAT Our event format is designed to maximise benefit, convenience and time efficiency to oil and gas executives, and maximum opportunity for sharing new technology products and ideas, without creating a direct sales environment, which both buyers and sellers would prefer to avoid (until the buyer is actually ready to purchase). Features include: Events are just half a day, finishing at lunchtime or just after, which we believe is an optimum length for a business conference - worth making an effort to attend, not too long, with plenty of opportunity to set up private meetings before and afterwards. Sponsors, exhibitors and paying speakers are acknowledged on the event’s homepage (permanently available on findingpetroleum.com); in our event promotion e-mails (sent to previous delegates of similar events); in delegates’ 1 week and 1 day warning e-mails; in the printed program; on the holding slide (displayed on the projector between talks).
Our events are financed by contributions or sponsorships from speakers. We believe that this approach can provide better return on marketing investment than many other marketing approaches you might consider. Events are recorded on video - subject to approval from speakers, the video and presentation will be kept permanently on the Finding Petroleum website for free download. Close support with our publications - many of the talks presented at Digital Energy Journal events have comprehensive reports in the magazine. Events promoted heavily in our weekly e-mail newsletter, sent to 8,500 people, including all past delegates.
INDICATIVE PRICES
Events are free to attend and held in oil industry cities - so no need to request budget approval for delegate fee, perhaps no need to travel, perhaps no need to tell your colleagues you are attending at all - no penalty for last minute attendance cancellation.
Main event sponsor, £5,000 Morning speaker slot, £3000 Afternoon speaker slot, £2000 Table top exhibition stand, £1,500 Lanyard sponsorship, £1000 Coffee break sponsorship, £1000.
We use prestigious convenient venues, including the Geological Society on London's Piccadily, the Aberdeen Hilton Treetops and Marriott hotel, the Petroleum Museum in Stavanger and the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Long term package deals also available (for example, to sponsor all the exploration events during 2013).
Optimum attendee size - our events attract between 50 and 120 delegates, which means they are large enough to provide valuable networking opportunity, but not so large they lose the intimacy or make you feel uncomfortable starting a conversation with someone you don't know. 3
EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY EVENTS These events are designed to help people interested in new exploration opportunities around the world with technology which might help them. For example new exploration technology, data and information services, seismic services, and company success stories. Promotional opportunities include: Speaker slot (subject to sponsorship and approval from event chairman). Video and slides of your talk will be permananently available on our website. You can post the video on your website as well. For speaking enquiries, please contact David Bamford directly via the 'contact us' section of our website, www.findingpetroleum.com Main and supporting event sponsor (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide) Exhibition stand (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide) Lanyard sponsor To get a sense of our delegates, you can access complete delegate lists of who has registered for upcoming events, and who actually attended previous events, from each event’s home page at www.findingpetroleum.com We are planning the following Exploration technology events: Emerging deepwater areas London, 26 Sep 2012
Finding big oil fields offshore East Africa London, 09 April 2013
Developments with unconventionals London, 10 Oct 2012
Finding big oil & gas fields in South East Asia London, 14 May 2013
The North Atlantic - where are the big fields hiding? London, 30 Oct 2012
Finding petroleum in deepwater London, 19 Sep 2013
Finding Opportunities in Southern Africa London, 09 Jan 2013
Finding unconventional oil and gas London, 02 Oct 2013
North Africa - are there any big fields still hiding? London, 12 Feb 2013
Finding Petroleum in the South Atlantic London, 05 Nov 2013
Finding new geophysical technology London, 07 Mar 2013
Finding better ways to monitor reservoirs using geophysics London, 26 Nov 2013
The North Atlantic - are there any big fields hiding? Aberdeen, 26 March 2013
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SUBSURFACE TECHNOLOGY EVENTS Produced and usually chaired by David Bamford, a past head of geophysics with BP, these events review the exciting developments with geophysics technology - covering not only exploration, but also drilling and reservoir monitoring. To get a sense of our delegates, you can access complete delegate lists of who has registered for upcoming events, and who actually attended previous events, from each event’s home page at www.findingpetroleum.com
David Bamford
Promotional opportunities include: Speaker slot (subject to sponsorship and approval from event chairman). Video and slides of your talk will be permananently available on our website. You can post the video on your website as well. For speaking enquiries, please contact David Bamford directly via the 'contact us' section of our website, www.findingpetroleum.com Main and supporting event sponsor (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide). Exhibition stand (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide). Lanyard sponsor.
We are planning the following subsurface technology events: Geophysical reservoir monitoring - find more oil and gas! London, 27 Nov 2012
The next generation of exploration technology Stavanger, 17 Apr 2013
Finding more production from your reservoirs using geophysics Aberdeen, 23 Jan 2013
Developments with exploration / seismic technology Stavanger, 25 Sep 2013
Finding new geophysical technology London, 07 Mar 2013
Finding better ways to monitor reservoirs using geophysics London, 26 Nov 2013 5
DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY EVENTS These events are designed to help people learn more about how to make better use of the enormous data the industry has, and provide an opportunity for people with data technology to meet potential customers. We have events about improving subsurface understanding, drilling, production management, supply chain management, safety and asset management. To get a sense of our delegates, you can access complete delegate lists of who has registered for upcoming events, and who actually attended previous events, from each event’s home page at www.findingpetroleum.com Promotional opportunities include: Jerry Hubbard, CEO of oil and gas standards organisation Energistics, speaking at a Digital Energy Journal forum in London. Energistics is a supporter of Digital Energy Journal forums.
Speaker slot (subject to sponsorship and approval from event chairman). Video and slides of your talk will be permanently available on our website (unless you prefer them not to be). You can post the video on your website as well. Main and supporting event sponsor (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide) Exhibition stand (with company logo on event website, promotional e-mails, event program, holding slide) Lanyard sponsor
We are planning the following Digital technology events: Doing more with drilling data Stavanger, 16 Oct 2012
Finding petroleum with subsurface data Aberdeen, 19 Mar 2013
Doing more with drilling data Aberdeen, 23 May 2013
Doing more with drilling data Kuala Lumpur, 24 Oct 2012
Finding better ways to manage offshore assets Aberdeen, 20 Mar 2013
Doing more with drilling data Kuala Lumpur, 23 Oct 2013
Doing more with subsurface data Kuala Lumpur, 25 Oct 2012 Getting data tools implemented faster Kuala Lumpur, 26 Oct 2012 Developments with the digital oilfield London, 04 Dec 2012
Doing more with subsurface data Stavanger, 16 Apr 2013 Doing more with production data Stavanger, 18 Apr 2013 Improving engineering computer design Aberdeen, 21 May 2013
Doing more with subsurface data Kuala Lumpur, 24 Oct 2013 Developments with IT infrastructure London, 27 Nov 2013 Optimising the supply chain Aberdeen, 03 Dec 2013 6
PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY EVENTS Our Petroleum technology events focus on interesting new areas of the oil and gas industry, including carbon dioxide for enhanced oil recovery, new strategies for improving safety (including with better use of data), new ways to predict future production optimising supply chains and asset management. To get a sense of our delegates, you can access complete delegate lists of who has registered for upcoming events, and who actually attended previous events, from each event’s home page at www.findingpetroleum.com. For speaking enquiries, please contact David Bamford directly via the 'contact us' section of our website, www.findingpetroleum.com We are planning the following Petroleum technology events: Optimising the supply chain Aberdeen, 20 Nov 2012
Finding better ways to manage offshore assets Aberdeen, 20 Mar 2013
New ways to improve offshore safety Aberdeen, 09 Nov 2013
CCS leads to EOR and more Aberdeen, 10 Dec 2012
Improving engineering computer design Aberdeen, 21 May 2013
Strategies for enhanced oil recovery Stavanger, 16 Oct 2013
Safer, faster, cheaper drilling Stavanger, 26 Feb 2013
Safer, faster, better drilling Aberdeen, 22 May 2013
Optimising the supply chain Kuala Lumpur, 22 Oct 2013
Finding ways to optimise supply chains Stavanger, 27 Feb 2013
FPSOs - the ‘go to’ development technology for Deep Water discoveries London, 04 Jun 2013
Optimising the supply chain Aberdeen, 03 Dec 2013
Finding new geophysical technology London, 07 Mar 2013
Permanent Reservoir Monitoring Stavanger, 19 Jun 2013
Using CO2 to enhance oil recovery (EOR) Aberdeen, 04 Dec 2013
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DIGITAL ENERGY JOURNAL BI-MONTHLY PRINT AND ONLINE MAGAZINE
Founded in 2005, Digital Energy Journal keeps the world's oil and gas digital technology community up to date with the most useful developments in how digital technology is used to improve subsurface understanding, drilling, production, asset / supply chain management, and safety. We have a bimonthly magazine distributed on print and pdf, a weekly e-mail newsletter, and a website news service. For companies providing technology for this market, we believe that advertising in Digital Energy Journal can provide a much more efficient way of informing your target customers about what you have on offer, than trying to place sales telephone calls or taking an exhibition stand at a large trade show. Print magazine advertising, in a relevant and well read magazine, continues to be an ideal way to reach target customers, because people typically read magazines in a receptive, engaged and unguarded frame of mind. Digital Energy Journal has a print + online circulation of 8,000 globally (see sample list of readers below) and is distributed at all Finding Petroleum / Digital Energy Journal forums, and some relevant trade shows. Companies with paid corporate subscription packages to Digital Energy Journal include ADCO, BG, Cairn Energy, Chevron, Dana Petroleum, ExxonMobil, Nexen, Petronas, Santos, Schlumberger, Shell, Total, Tullow and Woodside Energy Ltd. See page 10 for a list of people who have requested to receive Digital Energy Journal print magazine in the past 3 years. We also provide a weekly e-mail newsletter (currently combined with the Finding Petroleum email newsletter), sent to around 4,000 people who have asked to receive it, with the latest news about digital technology in the oil and gas industry, with banner advertising opportunities. 8
DIGITAL ENERGY JOURNAL EDITORIAL CALENDAR January 2013 Rock physics Intelligent wells Drilling automation Accounting software Economic modelling Business intelligence Data management Satcoms in oil and gas Ad copy deadline: Dec 10 2012 Publication date: Jan 04 2013 February - March 2013 Subsurface structural modelling Resevoir modelling Flow modelling Well planning Data archiving Electronic purchasing Integrated operations VSAT for oil and gas Ad copy deadline: Jan 20 2013 Publication date: Feb 01 2013
April - May 2013 SPE IE report Data integration in GnG Workflow software Real time platform monitoring Supercomputers in data processing Safety technology Information management Ad copy deadline: Mar 15 2013 Publication date: Apr 01 2013
June - July 2013 Data acquisition, data processing Reservoir management Workflow software Enterprise solutions E-logistics Business intelligence Information management IT security Ad copy deadline: May 15 2013 Publication date: Jun 01 2013
August - September 2013 Subsurface monitoring Seismic data interpretation Risk modelling Data storage, disaster recovery Business intelligence Knowledge management Offshore communications Offshore Europe preview
November - December 2013 3D seismic technology Visualisation solutions Asset management Offshore automation Flow simulation Business intelligence Information management Satcoms Ad copy deadline: Oct 15 2013 Publication date: Nov 01 2013
The current issue of Digital Energy Journal is
distributed at all Digital Energy Journal / Finding Petroleum events . Additional distribution at offshore Europe, Intelligent Energy events. Note: Topics for guidance only.
Bonus distribution: Intelligent Energy, Dubai, 28-30 October 2013 Ad copy deadline: Aug 15 2013 Publication date: Sep 01 2013
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DIGITAL ENERGY JOURNAL SUBSCRIBERS INCLUDE: Abu Dhabi Company for Onshore Oil Operations (ADCO), Senior Systems Analyst, Abu Dhabi; Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Co., Senior Drilling Engineer (Planning), Abu Dhabi; ADCO, Senior Engineer (Data Management), Abu Dhabi; Aera Energy LLC, Information Quality Process Manager, Bakersfield; Al Thurya Gen Trdg & Cont.Co, VP-Business Development, Salmiya; Alta Mesa Services LP, Engineer, Houston; Anadarko Petroleum Corp., Geologist, The Woodlands; Aramco, Project Manager, Houston; Bangladesh Gas Fields Co. Ltd., Deputy Manager (3-D Seismic), Brahmanbaria; BG Group, Enterprise Architect, Surbiton; BHP Billiton, Manager Business Systems, Houston; BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty Ltd, Staff Petrophysicist, Perth; Blue Tip Energy, Assistant Controller, Houston; BP, reservoir engineer, Richmond; BP, Ops HSE and Eng Domain Expert FotF, Stavanger; BP, Subsurface Data Lead, Sunbury-on-Thames; BP, Field of the Future Engineer, London; BP, Wells Global Data Manager, Dorking; BP, Chief of Staff Chief Technology Office, Warrenville; BP, Standard Solutions Manager, Houston; BP Exploration, Drilling Specialist (Pore pressure and Wellbore stability), Sunbury on Thames; Bp Norge, DM Coordinator, Stavanger; Britannia Operator Limited, Inventory Controller, Aberdeen; British Gas, Geologist, Tunis; Brunei Shell Petroleum Sdn Bhd, EP Data Management, Seria; Cairn Energy, Principal Explorationist, Aberdeen; Cairn Energy India Limited, Data Mangement Engineer, GURGAON; Cairn India Ltd., Project Manager - Digital Oil Field, Gurgaon; Carigali Hess Operating Company, Head of PRISM (Production System & Management) Support, Kuala Lumpur; Centrica Energi, IT Coordinator, Stavanger; Centrica Energy, Head of IS - Upstream, Aberdeen; Chevron, data analyst, Houston; Chevron, Team Lead Application Support, San Ramon; Chevron Technology Ventures, Technology Transfer Coordinator, Houston; CNOOC Africa (UK) Ltd, Technical Manager, London; Compania Mexicana de Exploraciones SA de CV, Exploration Manager, Mexico City; ConocoPhillips, Data Services Manager, Aberdeen; Devon Energy, Lead Analyst, Oklahoma City; DONG Energy, Geophysicist, Hoersholm; Ecopetrol, Expert Upstream, Floridablanca Santander; ENI, Upstream Business Analyst, London; Eni Pakistan, Operations Geophysicist, Karachi; Enquest, Subsurface Document Co-Ordinator, Aberdeen; ExxonMobil, Geodetic Advisor, Leatherhead; GDF SUEZ E&P Nederland, Subsurface Data Coordinator, Zoetermeer; Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, Principal Accountant, Tema; Great Sahara Petroleum Operating Company Ltd., Geophysicist- Seismic Interpreter, Khartuom; Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd, Financial Controller, London; Hess Corporation, Vice President Global IS Infrastructure, Houston; Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Production Engineer, Bongaigaon; INPEX Corporation, Coordinator Technical Information Management Group, Tokyo; Kuwait Oil Company, Senior Engineer-Research & Tech., Ahmadi; Laredo Energy, VP-Information Systems, Houston; Luk Oil Overseas UK, Chief Geophysicist, Yateley; Maersk Oil, Senior Geophysicist, Aberdeen; Maersk Oil & Gas, CIO, Houston; MND a.s. Hodonin, Geoscientist Advisor, HODONIN; Newfield Exploration, Facilities (SCADA) Engineer, Tulsa;
Nexen Petroleum (UK) Ltd, Business Applications Team Lead, Aberdeen; Noble energy Inc., Sr. Business Systems Analyst, Denver; Norske Shell, Drilling Consultant, Manchester; Occidental of Abu Dhabi Ltd, Directional & Performance Drilling Specialist, Abu Dhabi; OGDCL, GM, Calgary; Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd., Dy. General Manager( HSE), New Delhi; OMV Exploration&Production GmbH, Regions Coordinator&Special Advisor Information Security, Vienna; ONGC, chief geophysicist, New Delhi; Oxy Argentina, Reserves Analyst, Capital Federal; Pakistan Petroleum Limited, Computer Applications Engineer, Karachi; Pakistan State Oil, Senior Executive, Karachi; PCSB, Senior Manager, Kuala Lumpur; PDVSA Petropiar, Geologist Engineer, Barcelona; PEMEX, Manager, Mexico City; Pertamina, specialist data, Jakarta; PETOIL INC, commercial manager, Ankara; PETROAMAZONAS, Chief Reservoir Engineering, QUITO; Petrobea Ltd, Drilling Management, Aberdeen; Petrobras, senior geologist, Lima; Petrobras Energia S.A., Project Manager, Buenos Aires; Petroleos de Venezuela S. A., reservoir engineer, Anaco Anzoategui; Petronas, Senior Manager - E&P Data Management, Kuala Lumpur; Petronas Carigali, Staff Geophysicist - XD, Kuala Lumpur; PETROTRIN, Head Customer Services, Pointe a Pierre; PGNiG AS Norway, Senior Reservoir Engineer, Sandnes; Pioneer Natural Resources, Director Enterprise Integration, Irving; Pluspetrol S.A., Applications Head, Buenos Aires; prospectuini, line manager assistant of recording field, ouezzane; PT Pertamina EP, Quality Management, Cirebon; Qatar Petroleum, Senior Petroleum Engineer, Doha; RasGas, DM Specialist, Doha; Reliance Industries Limited, senior manager, Navi Mumbai; Repsol, IT/G&G senior Consultant, Madrid; Rosetta Resources, Geoscience Advisor, Houston; Royal Dutch Shell, IT Benchmark, D.E. Selangor; Santos, IS Manager Subsurface, Adelaide; Sasol Petroleum International, Information Manager, Silverton; Saudi Aramco, Geophysicist/E&P Data Management Specialist, Dhahran; Shell, Senior Subsurface Data Consultant, The Hague; Shell, Principle IT Advisor Upstream, Houston; Shell Canada, Network Admin, Calgary; Shell Nigeria E&P, Subsurface Data Manager, Lagos; SIEP BV, Production IT Portfolio Manager (EPT-IT), Rijswijk; SONAREP, Chief of Non Operated Assets Department, POINTE-NOIRE; Sonor Energy Ltd, Chief of Exploration, Calgary; South oil company, computer (IT) Engineer, Basrah; Statoil, Senior Drilling Facility Engineer, Stavanger; Statoil ASA, Senior Geologist, Stavanger; Sudanese Petroleum Corpo, Snr Geophysicst, Khartoum; Sudapak Petroleum Operating Company LTD., Geophysicist, Khartoum; Talisman Energy, Subsurface Manager, Aberdeen; Talisman Malaysia Limited, Business Analyst, Kuala Lumpur; TAQA Bratani, Data Manager, Westhill; Tethys Petroleum, Geologist, London; total, IS Archtect, PAU CEDEX; Total E & P, Materials & Marine Logistics Co-ordinator, ABERDEEN; Transocean, Drilling Trainee, Pune; Tullow Oil plc, Chief Information Officer, London; Venture Production plc, Head of IMS, Aberdeen; YPF, IT Manager UNAO, Neuquen; ZADCO, Production Engineering Team Leader, Abu Dhabi 10
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