Council’s CEO says newly combined association will accomplish much from position of strength

Serving as CEO of the Energy Workforce & Technology Council, formed from a merger of PESA and AESC, Leslie Beyer says the new association is strongly positioned to advocate for member companies on a host of workforce, regulatory and technological issues.

Leslie Beyer / Energy Workforce & Technology Council Kurt Abraham / World Oil

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