Todd Anslinger has worked at Chevron for 18 years.  He leads the IIoT CoE and is responsible for communicating with all of Chevron's BU's globally about the value that particular use cases could bring to their BU and to provide a resource to help the BU's navigate the first couple of IIoT projects until they can build their own IIoT organizational capability.  He comes from a process automation background and is keenly in tune with operations and facilities engineering.  He sits on the ARC Digital Transformation Council and the Rockwell Automation Customer Advisory Board.

Alan Bryant, PE, PMP has a MSEE degree from University of Missouri at Rolla (now Missouri S&T).  He has spent most of his 29-year career working in the upstream oil and gas industry with Exxon and Oxy.  His roles have included facility engineering, major project management, instrument engineering, control system engineering, and automation engineering management.  In the upstream O&G business, he has worked primarily with PLC and SCADA systems and some DCS.  He is currently in Oxy's Central Automation Group which is developing OOG's automation strategy for the future.  Alan is also active on ISA standards committees including ISA 112 (SCADA), ISA 101 (HMI) and ISA 18 (Alarm Management).

Currently, automating company field assets, instituting nationwide network of Integrated Operations Centers, leading team to create company's Big Data Citizen Scientist Platform and Division and developing Operational Policy Standards-Best Practices at Maverick Natural Resources, LLC.

Raj is a Digital Innovation Advisor with ExxonMobil and has been with the firm for eight years. Over the course of his career, Raj has worked in consulting, marketing, commodities trading, and environmental management – but found his calling in business transformation. He is an ardent student of business history and is passionate about recognizing, understanding, and leveraging the forces of change. He is the creator of the SELF-HELP business improvement framework, and uses his background in engineering, technology, and finance to ideate, advocate, and execute step-change initiatives.

George has over 25 years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry. His experience ranges from pumping well analysis to engineering management. 

He is currently an engineer working in automation and cybersecurity for a major integrated oil company.  He has served on numerous standards committees and presented on various automation topics in several forums.

Denis is an experienced Senior Operations Engineer at Vermilion Energy with seventeen years of work history in the Oil & Gas industry. Skilled in operations, production and facilities engineering, with proven leadership abilities, Denis has a passion for new technologies, and how they are changing the future of how we work.  

Will Whitley joined Oasis in September 2016 as Senior Artificial Lift Production Engineer Advisor.  Prior to joining Oasis Will served as Senior Advising Production Engineer at Chevron and has 39 years of experience in the oil and gas industry.  He began his career with Union Oil Company of California serving in several production engineering and management positions in the Mid-Continent as well as the Gulf of Mexico.  Following the merger with Chevron Mr. Whitley served as Senior Advising Production Engineer over the Oklahoma Asset and has authored an SPE paper and two Southwestern Petroleum Short Course papers.  He serves as a Technical Advisor to the University of North Dakota Energy and Environmental Research Center and is on the University of North Dakota Petroleum Engineering Industry Advisory Council.  He has served on the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Oil and Gas Association, Oklahoma Energy Resource Board and the Southwestern Petroleum Short Course Board of Directors.  He holds a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering from Texas Tech University.

Charlie's career evolved from journeyman electrical work to becoming a prolific SCADA/PLC professional. Charlie's programming knowledge has been critical to the start up and safe operations of all of ARC's new facilities that have come on stream since he joined in 2014. Charlie is known for his unquestioning willingness to help, and for his constant pursuit of technology optimization. 

Sandro Esposito is the sales & marketing director for SignalFire Telemetry Inc, a manufacturer of industrial wireless solutions located in Massachusetts.  He graduated with bachelors in Montreal from the Ahuntsic college in electrical and instrumentation engineering with honorary  mentions from Hewlett Packard and received the gold medal from the governor general of Canada. He has been in the  process control and automation industry for 24 years and holds 6 patents related to industrial controls and smart technologies and has  published 12 papers in industry leading journals and magazines. For 5 years now, Sandro has been managing sales, marketing, business development and commercialization strategies for wireless telemetry & IoT.

Caleb has led the design and implementation of the Sales, Customer Support, After Sale Product Adoption, and Installation programs at AFTI. Caleb graduated from the University of Lethbridge and Sans Malaysia International Business Exchange program with a B.Mgt. in Marketing. Caleb’s reputation as a direct, high energy and action-oriented team member are the foundations of his 10-year tenure at AFTI.