CANTON – A longtime active member of Steelworkers Local 1123 has been elected president.
Pat Eslich, who has served in several jobs with the Golden Lodge, won among seven members vying for the local president seat. The term is for three years.
Bob Harper, who served two terms as Golden Lodge president following one term as vice president, finished third in the election.
It was the first time that Eslich has sought the local s top office. He has served six terms as recording secretary, 11 terms on the grievance committee and also served on the negotiating committee. It s all about the members, Esleich said of his work with the local.
CANTON – Having an opportunity is important, but Melvin J. Gravely II believes that learning and preparing for the next opportunity can be even more important.
As a Timken High School student in the early 1980s, Gravely saw an opportunity offered by Timken Co. and the University of Mount Union to learn computer science. Gravely took that opportunity and it led him to an opportunity to work for IBM.
With each opportunity, Gravely looked for ways to prepare for the next opportunity. He eventually had a chance to purchase and turn around a construction company in Cincinnati called TriVersity. I was ready, Gravely said of the opportunity when it was offered in 2009.
MPLX Provides an Outlook for 2021 at Utica Midstream Conference
In 2020, producers were evaluating whether to shut-in their wells due to demand destruction, but MPLX was able to provide them with solutions” Jason Stechschulte, Business Development Manager for MPLX
PENN VALLEY, PA, US, April 26, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Successful oil and gas companies strictly follow the process of putting a plan in place, executing that plan, and maintaining capital discipline. Midstreamer MPLX is one of those successful companies that has a plan, sticks to it, and makes adjustments in how it allocates capital.
The year 2020 was difficult for a number of U.S. O&G players, be they midstreamers, upsteamers or downstreamers. When the bottom dropped out of demand and the world struggled with a pandemic, making money was tough. Yet Ohio-based MPLX had a financially successful fourth quarter and full-year 2020. The company cut expenses, including capital spend, while its Marcellus and Utica Shale