The Independent Petroleum Association of America has picked a natural gas advocacy leader to be its new president.
IPAA’s board announced Monday that it had picked Edith Naegele, currently the vice president for membership and strategic development at the American Gas Association, to be president effective Sept. 22.
Naegele has been in her role at AGA, which represents gas utilities and related companies, since 2011. She previously worked for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for 18 years.
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“I am confident in Edith’s ability to activate independent companies small and large and guide the association as it presents a unified voice for producers in Washington,” Mike Hillebrand, CEO of Huntley & Huntley and IPAA’s board chair, said in a statement.
