Energy Valuation Conference
2020 ENERGY VALUATION CONFERENCE
To join EVC in online format from $250 to $275 click on Buy Tickets button or link:
ENERGY VALUATION CONFERENCE
May 13, 2020
8:15 am – 5:15 pm
Timely Topics will be Presented by Nationally Recognized Leaders in Energy
* Do you have Clients in the Energy Industry?
* Learn the Outlook for the Energy Industry in the post-COVID New World Economy.
* Don’t miss this exceptional educational opportunity!
The Houston Chapter of the American Society of Appraisers is partnering with Business Valuation Resources to provide 8 hours of CE/CPE in ONLINE ONLY format. BVR will convert all “in person” tickets to “online” at no extra charge to attendees.
EVC or BVR will email all registrants a link to attend the EVC Webcast. Please update contact information in your Eventbrite account, or email caklug@swbell.net
Early bird and ASA discounts will be honored. Due to COVID 19, we elected to provide you with online education, instead of cancelling or rescheduling. It was a difficult decision, but we hope you understand.
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LEARNING OBJECTIVESHouston Chapter’s Energy Valuation Conference is designed to bring together prominent energy valuation professionals presenting timely educational topics, including comments on the Post-COVID 19- energy outlook. Featured speakers are remarkable leaders in the energy industry from all corners of USA demonstrating a variety of perspectives in Business Valuation and Machinery & Technical Specialties. What makes energy valuation so important to appraisers? This very dynamic and cyclical industry affects all cities across the world from Denver to Houston to South America. Even if your client isn’t an energy company, energy can still play a vital role in its performance. What did attendees take away from 2019 EVC? Diversified attendees made perfect networking. The 143 attendees (25% from out of state) gained a better understanding of the current economic and geopolitical conditions of the industry, and found solutions to challenges faced in energy valuations. EVC is a very holistic and well-rounded conference that attendees enjoy and learn from – not just appraisers. 2019 attendees included: 35% CPAs, 25% ASA.BVs, 20% ASA.M&E, 15% CFAs, 10% Engineers/Industry executives.
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| CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CREDITS: 8 hours CPE/CE | |
PRESENTERS & TOPICS
For information contact Carol Akers Klug, EVC Chair, email caklug@swbell.net |
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| FORMAT: Online Only. ASA-Member discounts are available
COST All "in person" tickets will be converted to "online" at no extra charge. EVC or BVR will email all registrants a link to attend the EVC Webcast. Please update your contact information in your Eventbrite account or email attendees names/emails to: caklug@swbell.net $250 EARLY BIRD for ASA Members until May 13, 2020 TERMS
CONTACTS |
Event Chair: Carol Akers Klug
Sponsor Chair: Laurie-Leigh White
Speakers Chair: Alan Harp
IT Chair: Michael Morgan
Treasurer: Sumeet Sahnan
Scroll down to join as a Sponsor to get benefits: recognition in brochure, online registration, and more, depending on the sponsorship level you choose.
For information on SPONSORS contact Laurie-Leigh White, Sponsor Chair, email lwhite@bvagroup.com
2020 EVC Sponsors
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
GOLD
SILVER
STANDARD
LANYARDS
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Prior Energy Valuation Conferences
2019 ENERGY VALUATION CONFERENCE RECAP
The Houston Chapter’s 2019 Energy Valuation Conference last May presented a comprehensive overview of valuation issues in the energy industry, including 3 M&E speakers, 4 BV speakers, and an industry spokesman on the Current State of the Oilfield Services Industry as lunch speaker.
Topics covered all aspects of o/g valuation, including Permian Basin asset development activity, mineral & royalty valuation issues, upstream valuations in US onshore unconventional shale, midstream valuations, valuation of power plants, oilfield services & equipment - M&A, derivatives & hedges accounting in energy, reserve definitions, valuation of water (Permian Basin), and valuation trends.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas building in Houston provided an elegant setting, complete with Fort Knox security, and local artists’ paintings. Food included a continental breakfast, break-time snacks, Tex-Mex lunch, and a Texas-style after-conference cocktail party complete with Chivas Regal and hot appetizers.
