March 2015

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March 2015

American Petroleum Institute
www.api-delta.org
MARCH 2015
The 2015 API-Delta Chapter
MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARDS
The Delta Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute is
pleased to announce that Mr. James R. Moffett, chairman
of the Board of Directors at Freeport-McMoRan Inc., and
Ms. Peggy Bourgeois, Executive Assistant to the President
of Our Lady of Holy Cross College, have been selected for
this year’s prestigious Meritorious Service Award.
JAMES R. MOFFETT
James R. Moffett is
Chairman of the Board of Directors
of Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE:
FCX). FCX is a premier U.S.-based
natural resource company with an
industry-leading global portfolio of
mineral assets, significant oil and gas
resources and a growing production
profile. Under Mr. Moffett’s leadership,
in 1988 FCX discovered the Grasberg
ore complex in Papua, Indonesia,
which contains one of the world’s largest reserves of copper and
gold. In 2007, FCX acquired the Phelps Dodge Corporation in
a $26 billion transaction that created the world’s largest publicly
traded copper company. In 2013, FCX completed the $19 billion
acquisition of Plains Exploration & Production Company (PXP)
and McMoRan Exploration Co. (MMR), adding high-quality oil
and gas assets to FCX’s global mining business.
With 35,000 employees, FCX operates large, long-lived,
geographically diverse assets including the Grasberg minerals
district in Indonesia, one of the world’s largest copper and
gold deposits; significant mining operations in the Americas,
including the large-scale Morenci minerals district in North
America and the Cerro Verde and El Abra operations in South
America; the Tenke Fungurume minerals district in Democratic
Republic of Congo; and significant oil and natural gas assets
in North America, including reserves in the Deepwater Gulf of
Mexico, onshore and offshore California and in the Haynesville
shale play, and an industry-leading position in the emerging
Inboard-Lower Tertiary gas trend on the Shelf of the Gulf of
Mexico and onshore in South Louisiana.
Born in 1938 in Houma, Louisiana, and raised in Houston,
Texas, Mr. Moffett has a B.S. degree in Geology from The
University of Texas (1961) and a M.S. degree in Geology from
Tulane University (1963).
From 1964 to 1969, Mr. Moffett was a consulting geologist. In
1969, he and two associates founded McMoRan Oil & Gas Co.,
which developed into one of America’s leading independent
oil and gas firms. In 1981, Mr. Moffett put together the merger
of McMoRan Oil & Gas and Freeport Minerals Company.
The merger resulted in the establishment of a new company,
Freeport-McMoRan Inc., which became one of the world’s
leading natural resource companies. He served as Chairman
and CEO from 1984-1997, when Freeport-McMoRan Inc.
merged with IMC Global Inc. In the 1990’s, Freeport-McMoRan
Inc. spun off FCX and MMR, and following the merger with IMC they
continued as separate companies until FCX’s 2013 acquisition of MMR.
Mr. Moffett serves on numerous boards and has been a noted
civic leader. As a result, he has received many awards and
honors from a wide variety of organizations, including: Horatio
Tuesday
March 24, 2015
2015
API-DELTA CHAPTER
MERITORIOUS SERVICE
AWARDS LUNCHEON
Honoring Recipients
James R. Moffett
and
Peggy Bourgeois
LePavillon Hotel
833 Poydras Street
New Orleans, LA
11:30 a.m.
Networking & Registration
12:00 p.m.
Program Begins
$40 in advance • $45 at the door
$320 Table of 8
Advance reservations and
payment recommended.
Register online at:
www.api-delta.org
and pay via PayPal
For more information, contact:
Tessa Wiggins • 985-326-9213
twiggins@idexcorp.com
Make checks payable to API-Delta Chapter
MC / VISA / Discover
accepted at the door
Alger Association Distinguished Americans Award 1990;
Horatio Alger Association Norman Vincent Peale Award
for exceptional humanitarian contributions to society 2000;
New Orleans Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Distinguished Citizen Award 1984; B’nai B’rith Great
American Traditions Award 1989; NAACP’s Person of the
Year Award 1992; Anti-Defamation League Torch of Liberty
Award 1991; New Orleans Peace Foundation Peacemaker
Award 1991; and Urban League Whitney M. Young, Jr.
Memorial Award 1989
Mr. Moffett is also a member of the All American Wildcatters,
American Mining Hall of Fame, Mining Foundation of the
Southwest and the Board of Advisors of the Darrell K. Royal
Research Fund for Alzheimer’s Disease.
PEGGY BOURGEOIS
Peggy Bourgeois
has served the API Delta
Chapter over the years in many
ways -- Education Committee,
helping establish the Scholarship
program; volunteered for the
clay shoot and golf tournaments
and industry day at the children's
museum; volunteered for the
First Robotics and Bayou
Regional Robotics Competition
to bring awareness to API Delta's Robotics Scholarship
program. She also served as Chairman of the API Delta
Board in 2012 and has been a member of the advisory
committee up until 2015.
Peggy has served twenty plus years as District Director for
US Congressman Billy Tauzin 3rd Congressional District.
She represented on Congressman's behalf for the parishes
of Plaquemines, St. Bernard, Jefferson and St. Charles. Her
primary job description was liaison with local elected officials;
community and business leaders, focusing on the Oil and
Gas industry and the Commercial fisheries, two predominant
industries of the 3rd District.
Upon the retirement of Congressman Tauzin, she was
hired as Director for the New Orleans Regional Chamber's
Jefferson Parish Area Councils. As Director she worked
closely with local businesses on issues and job growth
initiatives.
Following Hurricane Katrina, Peggy accepted the position
as Executive Director of the Harvey Canal Industrial
Association (HCIA). She led HCIA as the voice of the West
Bank Business community with a strong legislative agenda
that included: infrastructure needs, full flood protection for
businesses along the Harvey/Industrial canals and supported
educational and work force development for job growth along
the Canals. She also worked diligently with businesses and
elected officials during the BP Disaster.
In other related community service, she has served on the
Delgado Community College Advisory Board to help keep
the focus on the educational needs of the Harvey Canal
businesses. She also serves on the Advisory Board of the
West Bank Boys and Girls Club.
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Holidays
Board Meetings
Meritorious Service
Awards Luncheon
Tuesday, March 24
Technical Luncheon
Tuesday, August 11
Joint Society Luncheon
Tuesday, November 10
TOY Event
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Sporting Clays
Tournament
Sat., April 16,17
Golf Tournament
September 18
Alternate rain date: Oct. 2
GNO Sci. & Engnrg. Fair
Feb 24 & 25
Bayou Reg. Robotics
March 19 -21
FETCH Energy Saturday
La. Children's Museum
Proposed: August 1???
Volunteer Social 12/17
MARCH 2015
Chairman's Message
It is a pleasure to serve as your API-Delta Section Chairman in 2015. This year appears
to be challenging year for the oil industry; however, I look forward to helping the
API-Delta Chapter meet its aggressive goals and objectives for 2015. These goals
and objectives are to encourage education within our community, recognize the positive aspects of our
industry and enhance our community.
I became involved in the API-Delta Chapter several years ago to give back to our community in the areas
of education for our kids and young adults. Also I hoped to enhance the reputation of the oil industry in
our community by showing the general public the many positive aspects and contributions demonstrated
by each of you who work hard every day to deliver safe and productive results.
For years the Delta Chapter supported numerous educational programs that promote our industry. In 2014,
we awarded $20,000 to college students. The Delta Chapter also awarded over $10,000 to community
Teacher Awards and recognition. Additional financial support is provided for educational programs such
as STEM, BLAST, NACE Camp and Science Fair Awards. These programs expose young students to math
and science in a fun environment.
From your support, API donated over $20,000 the development of the new Louisiana Children's Museum
(LCM), Northshore Children’s Museum and BCCM Children’s Museum. We hope to continue this support
as these museums can have a positive influence on the thousands of children who attend. We sponsor
special programs such as Bayou Regional Robotics Competition and "FETCH Oil and Energy Saturday."
These activities bring the positive and real results that come out of learning and working hard to achieve
a goal.
All of this is made possible by your participation and support. We will continue our Father/Son Sporting Clays
Event and Golf Tournaments as fundraisers this year. We will also have our regular meetings throughout
the year such as the Meritorious Service award presentations on March 24th, Technical Luncheon in
August, and our Joint Society Luncheon in November.
API-Delta Chapter is financially sound and hopes to continue with many opportunities to have a positive
impact on our community. If you have any recommendations on how to support our community through
the API-Delta, please give me a call.
Looking forward to seeing you in 2015!
Barney Paternostro
API-Delta Chapter Chairman
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MARCH 2015
Scholarship Applications Now Being Accepted!
The American Petroleum Institute-Delta Chapter will offer scholarships for 2015-2016. The goal
of the API-Delta Chapter scholarship program is to help students of exceptional promise reach
their full potential through education. Scholarships are awarded for a wide variety of experiences,
career goals and higher education plans. Candidates pursuing careers in Math, Science and
Engineering will be given a higher preference.
Each scholarship will be paid directly to the college or university of the applicant's choice. The
scholarships are non-renewable, but students can reapply every school year. The eligibility
requirements for the scholarships are:
Ø Applicant must be recommended by a member in good standing of the API-Delta
Chapter.
Ø Applicant can be a high school senior or one who is currently sttending a four-year
accredited college, working towards a Bachelor or Master's degree.
Ø Applicant must be a full-time student with a minimum of 12 semester hours.
Ø Applicant must have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5.
Applicant must submit a completed application form along with a college or high
school transcript (ACT or SAT score reports are also required for entering freshmen)
by March 30th to:
Scholarship Committee
API-Delta Chapter
c/o A Plus Consultants LLC
520 Melanie Drive
Montgomery, AL 36109
To apply for a scholarship, complete the appropriate form attached or pirnt application from
API-Delta Chapter website, www.api-delta.org.
If you have any questions regarding the scholarship program or the application form,
please contact:
Audry White at Audrey.White@aplusconsultantsllc.com
or Annie Whetsell at Annie@rcsgo.com
and type API SCHOLARSHIP in the subject line.
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MARCH 2015
Mailing Address: 520 Melanie Drive, Montgomery, AL 36109
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
2015 – 2016
2015-2016 Scholarship Application
 Will be entering College as a Freshmen
 Continuing College Student
 Graduate Student
 Is student eligible for financial aid?
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
STUDENT’S NAME:
MAILING ADDRESS:
CONTACT INFORMATION:
EMAIL ADDRESS:
Last
Total Number in Household:
First
Middle
Social Security Number
Street
City, State, Zip
(Home Phone with area code)
(Cell Phone with area code)
PARENTS'/GUARDIANS' NAMES
RECOMMENDED BY API – DELTA CHAPTER MEMBER:
UNIVERSITY ATTENDING:
ENTERING FRESHMEN:
High School GPA:
Composite ACT or SAT Score
High School Name:
CONTINUING COLLEGE/ GRADUATE STUDENT: Cumulative GPA
Undergraduate Hours Completed
Prior Semester GPA
Graduate Hours Completed
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS
EMPLOYMENT RECORD: (INCLUDE SUMMER, PART, & FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT)
Name of Business
City & State
Dates
ESSAY:
Please write an essay of 400 – 600 words, (typed, double spaced on a separate page) on the following
question.
Describe your vision for your career path (declared major) and where you see yourself working
and living following graduation. Which of your personal qualities and life experiences do you
believe will be most beneficial in helping you to reach your goals?
Please return this application with a certified college transcript (high school transcript and ACT or SAT
scores for entering freshmen) to:
Scholarship Committee
API – Delta Chapter
c/o A Plus Consultants LLC
520 Melanie Drive
Montgomery, AL 36109
APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE
DATE
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MARCH 2015
is pleased to announce the
11th A nnual
Father/Son/Family
Sporting Clays Tournament
April 16 & 17, 2015
Covey Rise Lodge • Husser, Louisiana
The annual API Sporting Clay Tournament promotes friendly competition,
fellowship and sporting clay skills to our oil field industry participants and their families.
Tournament Opens at Noon on Thursday, April 16th with Registration
50 Target Practice Course until 6:00 p.m.
Friday, April 17th, Registration resumes at 7:30 a.m.
Followed by main event: Two 100 Target Rounds of Sporting Clays
Team Shooting Times: 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Shooters should be ready 30 minutes prior to flight time scheduled. The 5-Stand, Flurry and Long Bird will close at 4:30 p.m.
on Friday and no refunds will be given. The main event will present a multi-stand 100 clays course. Awards will go to high
individual and team winners based on Lewis Class Scoring. Additionally, top scores in 5-Stand, Two-Person Flurry and Long
Bird will receive awards. ONLY TEAM CAPTAINS CAN REGISTER FOR THEIR TEAM ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT!
We invite you to join us for a fun-filled day where families can participate plus build memorable traditions. Refreshments,
snacks and lunch will be on hand for the event participants. API-Delta Chapter is dedicated to informing everyone on the
importance of the petroleum industry and the many career opportunities available. Proceeds from the tournament are used
to fund key community programs, awards, scholarships and the ongoing promotion of the oil and gas industry in schools,
universities and children's museums.
Your participation in making the 2015 API Sporting Clays Tournament a success is surely needed and sincerely appreciated. We look forward to seeing you there and thank you for supporting our programs. Without your support this would not
be possible.
For more tournament information, please contact:
Karen Armand • Office: 985.590-6425 • Cell: 504-430-0295 • Email: karen.armand@bakerhughes.com
Golf cart acquisition will not be provided by the tournament. The local cart providers are:
Cart & Swim - Robert, LA - 985-634-4938 • Golf Cart World - Covington, LA - 985-892-2322
Sonny Clary
API Sporting Clays Tournament Chairman
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MARCH 2015
SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION
GOLD SPONSORSHIP • $2500+
As a Gold Corporate Sponsor, your company name will appear on the Gold Sponsors Board, and you will be
allowed to enter two (2) teams in the tournament. In addition, your corporate logo will be placed on the home
page of the API Delta Chapter website for one year.
SILVER SPONSORSHIP • $1500
As a Silver Corporate Sponsor, your company's name will appear on the Silver Sponsors Board, and you will be
allowed to enter one (1) team in the tournament.
BRONZE SPONSORSHIP • $500
As a Bronze Corporate Sponsor, your company name will appear on the Bronze Sponsors Board.
T-SHIRT SPONSORSHIP • $1250
As a T-Shirt Sponsor, your company name will appear on the T-Shirts and the Sponsors Board. Sponsorship will
be limited to three companies for maximum exposure.
GUN SPONSORSHIP • $900
As a Corporate Gun Sponsor, your company name will appear on the Sponsors Board. At the awards ceremony,
a representative from your company will present the gun to the winner.
SHOOTING STATION SPONSORSHIP • $150
As a Shooting Station Sponsor, you will be allowed to advertise at the station and your company name will appear
on the Sponsors Board. There are 16 Shooting Station Sponsorships available. We also have sponsorships for
5-Stand, Long-Bird and Flurry stations.
As a Shooting Station Sponsor, the following is required:
a. You must maintain a minimum of two (2) people at the station for the duration of the tournament.
b. You may provide snacks, non-alcoholic refreshments, handouts and a clean station.
FOOD & BEVERAGE TENT SPONSORSHIP • No Fee
As a Food and Beverage Sponsor, you will be allowed to place your company tent and trailer in the hospitality
area in order to serve food and refreshments to those in attendance. Your company name will also appear on the
Sponsorship Board. Hospitality sponsorships will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis as space permits.
Yes!
I want to be a corporate sponsor of the API Sporting Clays Tournament!
q $2500+.....Gold Sponsorship
q $1500.......Silver Sponsorship
q $500.........Bronze Sponsorship
q $1250.......T-Shirt Sponsorship
q $900.........Gun Sponsorship
Please enclose payment.
Name:
Company:
Address:
City:
q $150.........Shooting Station Sponsorship
Phone:
q No Fee.....Food & Beverage Sponsorship
Email:
Make checks payable to: API Delta Chapter
Mail to: Karen Armand
Baker Hughes
300 Holiday Square Blvd., Suite 300 • Covington, LA 70433
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State:
Zip:
Fax:
Email: karen.armand@bakerhughes.com
Fax: (504) 208-4927 • Office: (985) 590-6425 • Cell: (504) 430-0295
Credit Cards: Fill out Credit Card Authorization Form (pg. 8)
PayPal Accepted
MARCH 2015
SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT ENTRY FOR M
One person registrations are welcome! • Minimum age to participate: 15 years
Please Print Clearly
CIRCLE PREFERENCE FOR SATURDAY SHOOTING TIME:
TEAM CAPTAIN
1:00 p.m.
SHOOTING OPTIONS
Main Event........................... $150/person
Thursday Practice.................. $50/person
5-Stand.................................. $20/person
2-Man Flurry............................. $20/team
Long Bird............................... $10/person
2 Mulligans............................ $10/person
Name
Company
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone
Email
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PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
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Name
Company
Address
SHOOTING OPTIONS
5-Stand.................................. $20/person
City/State/Zip
Phone
Email
2-Man Flurry............................. $20/team
Long Bird............................... $10/person
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Make checks payable to: API Delta Chapter
Mail to: Karen Armand / Sonny Clary • Baker Hughes • 300 Holiday Square, Ste 300 • Covington, LA 70433
VISA/MC/Discover Credit Cards: Fill out Credit Card Authorization Form (below) and mail/fax or use PAYPAL
Fax: 504-208-4927 • Karen's Cell: 504-430-0295 • Sonny's Cell: 504-756-4266
Karen's Email: karen.armand@bakerhughes.com • Sonny's Email: Sonny.Clary@bakerhughes.com
Name as it appears on Credit Card:
SHOOTING OPTIONS
5-Stand.................................. $20/person
2-Man Flurry............................. $20/team
Long Bird............................... $10/person
Name
Company
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone
Email
Shirt Size: S___
SHOOTING OPTIONS
5-Stand.................................. $20/person
2-Man Flurry............................. $20/team
Long Bird............................... $10/person
Name
Company
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone
Email
Shirt Size: S___
Total Team Cost........................$
Sponsorship (see pg 7)...............$
GRAND TOTAL................... $
CREDIT CARD AUTHORIZATION FORM
Credit Card Number:
Team Captain
(q VISA q MasterCard q Discover ONLY) Exp. Date:
Charge Amount: $
Address of Card Holder:
Phone # of Card Holder:
Email:
SIGNATURE (required):
• A receipt will be mailed to the named card holder at the address listed above.
Mail to:
• API Delta Chapter Federal Tax ID #72-0822554 (if needed).
• This form must accompany the Team Entry and Sponsorship Forms
Email to:
• Send via US Mail/Email/Fax to address/fax number at right.
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Karen Armand • Baker Hughes
300 Holiday Square Blvd., Suite 300. • Covington, LA 70433
karen.armand@bakerhughes.com
Fax: 504-208-4927 • Office: 985-590-6425 • Cell: 504-430-0295
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