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Wood’s Hazel Kassu, EWX Solar Solutions David Tilley and the Economic Alliance of Houston Port Region’s Chad Burke.
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16th Annual Industrial Procurement Forum Breakfast
A group from Chevron Pasadena Refinery sup- port Supply Chain Manager Leonardo ChinFong when he serves as a panelist during the Industrial Procurement Forum. BIC Alliance President and COO Jeremy Osterberger is pictured far right.
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16th Annual Industrial Procurement Forum Breakfast
Pictured from left are Chad Burke of Economic Alliance; Rohan Dubal of Dow; Leonardo ChinFong of Chevron Pasadena Refinery; Gary Dellesky of CPChem; David Alexander of Kuraray; and Jeremy Osterberger of BIC Alliance during the Industrial Procurement Forum held in Pasadena, Texas.
BIC Alliance and Economic Alliance co-hosted the 16th Annual Industrial Procurement Forum Breakfast on July 14 at San Jacinto College’s LyondellBasell Center for Petrochemical, Energy & Technology in Pasadena, Texas.
Chad Burke, president and CEO of Economic Alliance Houston Port Region, welcomed the audience of approximately 250 industry leaders.
The event featured insight from industry leaders, including Freeport LNG COO and keynote speaker Mark Mallett, who discussed recent developments in the company, as well as the state of LNG, both nationally and globally.
BIC Alliance President and COO Jeremy Osterberger moderated the panelist of procurement managers, including Kent Danforth, S&B senior vice president and chief procurement officer, Charles Mcmanemin, Flour VP of sales and business development, chemicals business line, Scott Tanley, Turner Industries senior VP of corporate development and Javiel “JJ” Barrera, Wood VP of construction and maintenance.
During the panel, the group discussed current projects, procurement department processes and challenges, supply chain issues as well as the importance of sharing core values in procurement.
“We’re focused to ensure that the vendors and folks we work with and partner with have the same core values,” JJ Barrera explained. “You have to be able to work safe, and deliver the right products on time.”
The panel discussion was followed by an industry outlook given by industry researchers with Industrial Info Resources.
