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TABLE OF CONTENTS INVITATION LETTER

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invitation letter .................................................................................................................................1

2012 advisory Board ........................................................................................................................2

2012 sponsors & supporting organizations ..............................................................................3

schedule of events ..........................................................................................................................4

sponsorship opportunities ............................................................................................................5

conference information ..............................................................................................................6

opening plenary session ................................................................................................................7

preliminary conference program .........................................................................................8-12

golf tournament ...........................................................................................................................13

2011 attendee profile ................................................................................................................14-15

exhiBition opportunities ...........................................................................................................16-17

floor plan .......................................................................................................................................18

exhiBitor list ....................................................................................................................................18

event contacts ..............................................................................................................................19

directeventconnect information for attendees ..................................................................20

season pass information ..............................................................................................................21

registration form ....................................................................................................................22-23

hotel registration form ..............................................................................................................24

2012/2013 gloBal petroleum events calendar .......................................................................25

how to register ................................................................................................... 6,19, Back cover

social media ............................................................................................................ 25, Back cover

2011 hIGhLIGhTs

792 attendees from 11 countries; 17 us states

98% said deepwater operations 2011 met or exceeded their expectations

87% indicated they plan to attend deepwater operations 2012

You Are InvIted to the 2012 deepwAter operAtIons ConFerenCe & exhIbItIon, 10 YeArs strong!on behalf of the advisory Board, pennwell, the conference organizer, and the many exhibitors and sponsors, i want to invite you to the 10th annual deepwater operations conference and exhibition at the moody gardens hotel & convention center in galveston, texas.

DEEPwATER oPERATIoNs Is oUR bUsINEss AND ThIs Is oUR coNfERENcE.

this year’s conference theme is A decade of lessons learned, preparing for new Challenges. deepwater is an exciting and vital part of the energy industry and our history is filled with challenges and achievements. to be successful in the future it is critical that our industry is able to continually improve and stay ahead of the increasing requirements of regulators and the expectations of society. our conference objectives are to drive excellence across deepwater operations through collectively learning and sharing ideas and solutions. new challenges are ahead; we must learn from each other, prepare and be ready to deliver.

the advisory Board members have worked hard to bring you a great program with many new presenters and a few returning favorites. the selected session topics include; new deepwater start-ups and lessons from first year operations, asset management, asset integrity, and operational solutions. we will also hear from our regulators and experts in emergency response. each of the presentations will be followed by lively Question and answer sessions where you get to probe deeper and seek answers to current challenges. each session aims to share successful and proven practices.

in addition we have two excellent interactive panel sessions covering safety environmental management systems (sems) and staffing for the next decade and beyond. the panel members bring breadth of experience, depth of knowledge, and a range of perspectives.

the exhibition hall and networking sessions are always a highly valued part of this event. the number of exhibitors continues to grow as does the content and the quality of the displays. make the most of this opportunity to explore the range of services, equipment, and technology. this is a great place to meet new contacts and catch up with friends.

i invite you to participate in this year’s conference. i am sure you will find solutions, products, and services to bring greater success to your area of deepwater operations.

see you in galveston, texas, november 6-8, 2012!

take care,

Jon unwinchairman, 2012 deepwater operations advisory Board

gm safetyshell upstream americas

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ChAIrmAnJoN UNwIN shell upstream americas

david adkins williams

don armiJo shell international e&p inc

eldon Ball offshore

kevin Berry conocophillips

Jeremy Burford Bhp Billiton petroleum (americas) inc.

donny Burleigh fmc technologies

wayland christensen chevron gloBal upstream & gas

paul danos danos

mark derouen, Jr. apache corporation

richard dolan newfield exploration co.

John glithero wood group psn

Jay hachen w&t offshore

håkon haugland statoil

shawn lurry apache corporation

mike lynch granherne/kBr

sergio matos petroBras america inc.

Jerome meaux plains e&p company

gary mitchell anadarko petroleum corp.

rusty sawyer murphy e&p usa

craig sherer chevron

platinum sponsor

delegate Bag sponsor

speaker gift sponsor

room drop, cyBer café &

golf tournament title sponsor

supporting organization

Bottled water sponsor

coffee Break sponsor

golf tournament hole sponsor

golf tournament hole sponsor media sponsor

networking Breakfast sponsor

email registration confirmation sponsor

golf tournament hole sponsor

gold sponsor silver sponsor

2012 DEEpwATER OpERATIONS ADVISORy BOARD 2012 SpONSORS & SuppORTINg ORgANIzATIONS

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MoNDAY, NoVEMbER 4, 2012 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm exhibitor move-in ..................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

TUEsDAY, NoVEMbER 6, 2012

7:00 am - 1:00 pm exhibitor move-in ..................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

7:00 am - 2:00 pm golf tournament* ........................................... moody gardens golf course

8:00 am - 6:30 pm registration open ................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm opening night reception ...................................................... exhibit hall B-c

wEDNEsDAY, NoVEMbER 7, 2012


7:00 am - 8:00 am continental Breakfast ............................................................................ hall a

8:00 am - 9:00 am opening plenary & keynote session..................................................... hall a

9:00 am - 6:00 pm exhibit hall open ..................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

9:00 am - 9:45 am coffee Break ............................................................................ exhibit hall B-c

9:45 am - 11:15 am session 1 ................................................................................................. hall a

11:15 am - 12:45 pm lunch ....................................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

12:45 pm - 2:15 pm session 2 ................................................................................................. hall a

2:15 pm - 3:00 pm coffee Break ............................................................................ exhibit hall B-c


4:30 pm - 6:00 pm networking reception ............................................................ exhibit hall B-c

ThURsDAY, NoVEMbER 8, 2012


7:00 am - 8:00 am continental Breakfast ............................................................................ hall a


9:00 am - 1:30 pm exhibit hall open ..................................................................... exhibit hall B-c

9:30 am - 10:00 am coffee Break ........................................................................... exhibit hall B-c


11:30 am - 1:00 pm lunch ....................................................................................... exhibit hall B-c


1:30 pm - 6:30 pm exhibitor move-out .................................................................. exhibit hall B-c

2:30 pm - 2:45 pm presentation of speaker awards............................................................ hall a

*Ancillary event – refer to registration page for cost

take advantage of a variety of sponsorship opportunities designed to increase your visibility at deepwater operations. sold on a first-come, first-served basis, deepwater operations sponsorship packages ensure prominent exposure of your company’s product or brand to a key audience of decision makers. choose one of our exclusive packages or work with our team to create a package customized to fit your specific needs. with a deepwater operations sponsorship you get maximum branding, recognition and return on investment.

all sponsors receive:* •Reducedspacerateof$31.50persquarefoot•DailyrecognitionviaPAannouncementsonexhibitionfloor•Companylogoplacedon“Sponsor’sPage”inShowGuide•Opportunitytoincludeliterature,providedbysponsor,indelegatebags•CompanyLogoincludedonallon-siteeventsignage•CompanyLogo&HyperlinkplacedonDeepwaterOperationsEventWebsite•Companylogoandsponsorshipincludedonmulti-sponsorslidebeforeallsessions•ComplimentaryExhibitHallInvitationstosendclients•Extensiveeventadvertisinginindustry-leadingmagazinesincluding oil & gas Journal and offshore magazines •DiscountonConferenceratesforyouremployees(ExhibitorDelegateRate) *excludes all golf sponsorships

availaBle sponsorship packages: (as of 7/5/12)

wednesday networking reception

escalator Branding

thursday lunch

registration fast track

eagle golf tournament (4 available)

Birdie golf tournament (4 available)

Beverage golf cart

hole golf tournament (6 available)

SCHEDuLE OF EVENTS SpONSORSHIp OppORTuNITIES

for more exhibit and sponsorship information, visit www.deepwateroperations.com or contact:

sue neIghbors united states phone: +1 713 963 6256 fax: +1 713 963 6212 email: [email protected]

desIree reYes united states phone: +1 713 963 6283 fax: +1 713 963 6212 email: [email protected]

mIChAel Yee south east asia phone: +65 9616 8080 fax: +65 6734 0655 email: [email protected]

tonY b. moYo europe & africa phone: +44 1992 656 658 email: [email protected]

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CONFERENCE INFORmATION

the deepwater operations conference and exhibition is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. the event will continue the tradition of excellence in exploring the challenges involved in deepwaterproduction.The2012conferencethemeis“ADecadeofLessonsLearned,PreparingforNewChallenges.”Thisconferenceconnectsoperationsstaff,engineersandmanagementpersonnel to innovative ideas, trends and technology in the industry.

deepwater operations allows the free and open exchange of ideas, proceedings will not be published and press is not allowed to attend the sessions. this format allows for the open and frank exchange of ideas, best practices and lessons learned that impact global deepwater development.

the advisory board has solicited presentations from industry leaders who address trends, issues and developments in deepwater production. attendees can expect to learn and discuss the real-life issues and solutions relevant to deepwater operations today.

the conference will address the following technical areas: •Start-ups•AssetManagement•OperationalSolutions•IntegrityManagement•Staffing

•Regulatory•EmergencyResponse•Implementation,Assuranceand future development of sems

opening plenary session hall a | 8:00 – 9:00 a.m

welCome & IntroduCtIon

eldon Ball, offshore eldon Ball is the senior editor, technology & economics, for offshore magazine and conferences director for pennwell’s us offshore group. he previously served as editor-in-chief and associate publisher of offshore, responsible for all print, online, and conference content for the pennwell offshore group. prior to joining pennwell in 2002, he held a number of writing, editing, and communications positions with enron, lyondell chemical, pennzoil, texas eastern corp., and Bmc software. he previously has served as editor and associate publisher of petroleum management magazine, editor of ocean oil weekly report, product marketing manager for Bmc software, and media relations manager for texas eastern corp. he has a Bachelor of Journalism degree from the university of texas at austin.

ChAIrmAn’s openIng remArKs

Jon unwin, shellJon currently holds the position of safety manager for shell upstream americas and global manager of operational safety.

Jon’s previous roles include vice president, safety, environment, and sustainable development for shell deep water; operations manager for the ursa asset, a large production and drilling platform with sub-sea developments in the gulf of mexico; and regional maintenance and integrity manager for shell e&p americas.

Jon graduated with honors in marine engineering from the university of newcastle upon tyne, england. he began his career with exxon in ship repair and maintenance and since joining shell in 1990 Jon has worked in operations, maintenance, engineering, construction, commissioning, and hse in the netherlands, the uk, and the usa.

Jonismarriedandhastwo(grown)childrenandagrandson.Heenjoysfamilytime,flying,travelling, and cooking.

KeYnote presentAtIonchristina sistrunk, vice president – producing assets, deep water gomshell energy resources companychristina sistrunk is a graduate of the ohio state university with a B.s. in chemical engineering. she joined shell in 1998 after working for the amoco production company where she had worked in a variety of engineering and operations management roles all focused on gulf of mexico production and development. since joining shell, christina has worked in the deepwater engineering projects organization, as operations manager, operations skill pool manager, hsse manager – americas region, and gulf of mexico east asset manager. christina’s last posting was in the netherlands as the asset integrity program manager, which she began at the start of 2008. this role required leading a global effort to improve process safety across shell’s upstream business. her current position is vp - producing assets, deep water-gom.

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OpENINg pLENARy SESSIONoPENING PLENARY sEssIoN is open to all registered attendees!

regIster now And sAve!RegisterbySeptember28,2012andsave$100onyourfullconferenceregistration!full conference registration includes:

•AccesstoallConferenceSessions•AccesstoExhibitionHall,includinganyscheduledreceptions•CoffeeBreaksinExhibitionHall•ContinentalbreakfastonWednesdayandThursday•DelegatelunchonWednesdayandThursday(ticketed)

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pRELImINARy CONFERENCE pROgRAm

TUEsDAY, NoVEMbER 6, 20125:00 – 6:30 P.M.opening night exhibit hall networking reception sponsored by:

wEDNEsDAY, NoVEMbER 7, 20127:00 – 8:00 A.M.networking Breakfast sponsored by:

8:00 – 9:00 A.M.oPENING PLENARY sEssIoN – open to all registered attendees!

welcome & introductioneldon Ball, offshore

chairman’s opening remarksJon unwin, shell

keynote presentationchristina sistrunk, shell

9:00 – 9:45 A.M.coffee Break sponsored by:

9:45 – 11:15 A.M.sessIon 1 – stArt-ups/FIrst YeAr leArnIngschair: gary mitchell, anadarko petroleum corporationco-chairs: shawn lurry, apache corporationsergio matos, petrobras america inc.

CAsCAde And ChInooK stArt-upcesar palagi, petrobrasdr. palagi will describe the development concept of cascade and chinook fields in ultra-deepwater gom and the initial results of operations.

cesar palagi is the walker ridge production asset manager for petrobras, based in houston, in charge of the development and operation of the cascade and chinook fields. he has worked for petrobras for more than 32 years.

CAesAr tongA subseA tIebACK lessons leArnedJustin hayes, anadarko petroleum corporationcaesar tonga marks the first installation of steel lazy wave risers in the gulf of mexico. a tieback to anadarko operated constitution spar and producing over 45,000 bopd at high pressure, caesar tonga offers many lessons in major brown field development, startup and production.

Justin hayes is a senior production engineer in the deepwater gulf of mexico operations group at anadarko petroleum corporation. a graduate of the colorado school of mines with a B.s. in petroleum engineering, Justin has worked the Boomvang and constitution deep water assets (both are anadarko operated spars).

tAhItI 2 stArt up/FIrst YeAr leArnIngBrian fabre, chevronsummary of my presentation is the lesson learned and sharing of the successful tahiti 2 water injection project start-up with first year learning.

Brian fabre chevron - dwep mcp operations Big foot oim - June 2012 - present lead ops rep - tahiti 2 sept.2009 - may 2012 lead ops rep / su coordinator / operation supervisor - tahiti may 2003 - august 2009 production team leader - genesis Jan 1997 - april 2003 chevron employee - 27 years(15 years deepwater)

wEDNEsDAY, NoVEMbER 7, 201211:15 A.M. – 12:45 P.M.lunch sponsored by:

12:45 – 2:15 P.M.sessIon 2 – Asset mAnAgement/operAtIonAl solutIons/IntegrItYchair: craig sherer, chevron globalco-chairs: donny Burleigh, fmc technologiesJeremy Burford, Bhp Billiton

todAY’s pIpelIne pIggIng: how smArt Is “smArt”? michael mcgee, Quest integritygrouppipeline integrity management is a difficult thing. historically, smart pigging technologies have been able to provide operators some degree of benchmarking, identification and understanding of damage mechanisms affecting subsea pipelines. today’s operators, however, face increasing difficulties as development and production fields trend towards deeper, more complex operations and corresponding challenges arise. traditional methods of smart pigging are not always sufficient in such environments. in this paper, we will explore the evolution of pipeline pigging, what historically has been provided to operators, how modern smart pigs address difficult environments, and examine benefits beyond conventional capabilities.

michael mcgee is a technical adviser for Quest integrity group’s pipeline division. Before joining Quest, mcgee spent six years with rosen inspection technologies working his way from technician to lead area manager–technical services for north america. he also lectures for the petroleum extension service of the university of texas.

FIrst YeAr leArnIngs: Asset mAnAgement, Flow AssurAnCesuyu ye, statoilInStatoil,flowassuranceisalwaysoneofthefocuspointsinthefielddevelopmentphase,butsomeparametersmaychangeduringtheproductionphasebringingnewflowassurancechallenges.WewillpresentStatoil’sgeneralflowassurancephilosophy,andonefieldcasewithunforeseenflowassurancechallengeandtheremediationsolution.

Dr.SuyuYeiscurrentlyprincipalengineertransporttechnologyandflowassuranceinthefacilitiesgroupoffielddevelopment department of statoil usa offshore. he has 20 year experiences include 8 years in research at pau university in france and 12 years in o&g industry in usa.

Asset IntegrItY plAnnIng on projeCtsJoey Boudreaux, chevronasset integrity management planning for major capital projects operating in the gom. will cover the process steps used to define requirements, challenges and lessons applied.

Joey Boudreaux chevron deepwater exploration & projects - houston, tx lead operations representative 27 years experience in producing operations both domestic and international. 15 years working new projects focusing on operations assurance

AlternAte: projeCt operAtIons plAnnInggeorge conner, chevronthis presentation will cover an approach to operations involvement in the design and execution of a project to ensure a seamless transition to Business unit producing operations.

george conner’s upstream experience spans 33 years with texaco and chevron. his background includes project engineering, rotating equipment supervision, senior reliability engineer and an advisor to Base Business operations and major capital projects.

2:15 – 3:00 P.M.coffee Break sponsored by:

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wEDNEsDAY, NoVEMbER 7, 20123:00 – 4:30 P.M.sessIon 3 – pAnel dIsCussIon – stAFFIng For the next deCAde & beYondco-moderators: John glithero, wood group psnpaul danos, danos

ChAllenges In stAFFIng For new teChnologIesvolker rathmann, collarini energy staffingTheoffshoreindustryisfacinganunprecedented“perfectstorm”withthechallengeofanagingworkforce,increasingdemand for oil production, supreme technical challenges, and a permanently changing regulatory environment. individuals and organizations who want to succeed in this climate will have to do a number of novel things – and do them right the first time! solutions will have to include new approaches to recruiting, retention, mentoring, the development of advanced science expertise beyond current practices, and the establishment of processes to achieve the developments of future talent needed. professionals looking for solid careers in our industry will understand these trends and will be able to utilize them as they are making career path decisions.

volker rathmann is president of collarini energy staffing with over 20 years of experience in a variety of leading roles in the offshore industry. he has over 10 years experience in heading a professional staffing and consulting practice servicing epc and service companies, engineering firms, and operators in the oil and gas industry.

panelists:

dr. monty sullivan is chancellor of delgado community college, the largest community college in the louisiana community and technical college system. the lctcs has provided training statewide following the deepwater horizon oil spill. dr. sullivan has been instrumental in systems efforts to address regulatory changes that are impacting educational requirements.

aaron davis is a production superintendent with anadarko petroleum company and is in his 40th year with the company.HehasbeeninDeepwatersince1995whenhemanagedtheStartupofNeptune,theWorld’sfirstfloatingproduction spar. most recently, he was the superintendent at startup for anadarko’s independence hub facility. over the last few years, aaron’s responsibilities have also included the recruiting, hiring and development of anadarko’s future offshore operating personnel. he brings a wealth of knowledge and creative ideas to this area.

darcy strain is with chevron upstream & gas and is a training & competency advisor. his experience covers 25 years in upstream operations including roles as operations supervisor, training & development coordinator, competency development coordinator and training & competency advisor.

kelly lambert has been with shell over 22 years working in gulf of mexico exploration, development and operations. she is currently the operations readiness and skillpool manager, upstream americas-deepwater. she’s responsible for forecasting operations resource needs, recruiting, onboarding, setting direction for training and competence assurance, and leadership development programs.

4:30 – 6:00 PMnetworking reception

ThURsDAY, NoVEMbER 8, 20127:00 – 8:00 A.M.networking Breakfast sponsored by:

8:00 – 9:30 A.M.sessIon 4 – regulAtorY chair: mike lynch, granherneco-chairs: david adkins, williams rusty sawyer, murphy e&p usa

CoAst guArd regulAtorY updAtemark mcmanus, u.s. coast guardreview of current coast guard regulatory initiatives effecting outer continental shelf vessel and installation operators.

cdr mark mcmanus is the chief of prevention at u. s. coast guard marine safety unit morgan city. marine safety unit morgan city manages the largest offshore regulatory compliance area of responsibility in the gulf of mexico.

Bureau of safety and environmental enforcement (Bsee) – invited

ooc updateallen verret, offshore operators committee – invited AlternAte: Cos overvIewcharlie williams, shell

9:30 – 10:00 A.M.coffee Break sponsored by:

10:00 – 11:30 A.M.sessIon 5 – emergenCY responsechair: mark derouen Jr., apache corporationco-chairs: wayland christensen, chevronkevin Berry, conocophillips

stAte oF the Art For seArCh And resCuerandy chaumont, anadarkothis presentation will cover the past and present of medevac and search and rescue coverage in the gulf of mexico.

randy chaumont is a logistics supervisor at anadarko petroleum corporation. he worked logistics the past 46 years in the oil and gas industry, has survived 5 buy outs while working for placid oil, torch operating, norcen explorer, upr, and currently with anadarko.

lessons leArnedtrey phillips, J. connor consultingregulatory lessons learned, from drills, plans and training. a look at both industry exercises and Bsee unannounced exercises and how the landscape has changed in the deepwater community.

trey phillips has worked with J. connor consulting since 1995 and holds the position of drills manager. he has seen the drills landscape change from year to year and is working currently with a majority of the helix and mwcc members to implement exercise programs, specifically deepwater containment responses.

unIted stAtes CoAst guArd – InvIted

AlternAte: ChAllenges And lessons leArned From mAjor oIl spIll response exerCIsesphilip smith, shell exploration & production companythis presentation will cover best practices and challenges from recent major oil spill response exercises using the incident command system.

phil smith works for shell exploration and production company and currently serves as the primary incident commander for shell’s upstream operations in the americas. phil has been involved with emergency response for the last 12 years and has recently led several large scale deepwater oil spill exercises.

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ThURsDAY, NoVEMbER 8, 201211:30 – 1:00 P.M.lunch

1:00 – 2:30 P.M.sessIon 6 – sems pAnelco-moderators: shawn lurry, apache corporationJerome meaux, plains e&phakon haugland, statoil

panelists:

eileen estrada is an hse analyst at Bhp Billiton and has a degree in marine safety and environmental protection form massachusetts maritime academy and a masters degree in emergency and disaster management from american public university system.

Daniel“Dan”LemanczykisemployedbyWoodGroupPSNastheSEMS/ComplianceManagerwithFortyyearsofproven managerial experience in safety, health, security, personnel development, total Quality management, oil & gas production operations, manufacturing, construction, marine fire prevention and control, hazardous material handling, transportation and governmental regulatory affairs.

virginia park has worked for more than 25 years on hse aspects of the oil and gas industry. virginia has worked designing and implementing simple and successful management systems since 1995 in norway and usa

Jim mcgrath is president of ppi Quality & asset management llc, which delivers sems data management software, inventory and real-time asset tracking, and mechanical integrity and quality assurance products and services. mcgrath directs the company in developing software, services, and technology for deepwater operator needs for business efficiency and compliance.

2:30 – 2:45 P.M.presentAtIon oF speAKer AwArds•BESTPRESENTATION•BESTPRESENTER

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ChAIrmAn’s ClosIng remArKs

exhiBit hall hours:tues., novemBer 6, 2012 ........................................................................................... 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.wed., novemBer 7, 2012 .......................................................................................... 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.thurs., novemBer 8, 2012 ........................................................................................ 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

registration hours:tues., novemBer 6, 2012 .......................................................................................... 8:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.wed., novemBer 7, 2012 .......................................................................................... 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.thurs., novemBer 8, 2012 ........................................................................................ 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

golF tournAment regIstrAtIonIndividualregistrationcostis$150andincludes:greensfee,cart(2peoplepercart), practice range & balls, breakfast, lunch and beverages.

register online at www.deepwateroperations.com.

for registration help and questions please contact the registration department at: Direct:+19188319160•TollFree:+18882998016•[email protected]

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15.3% Field Professional (Superintendent, Foreman, Assistant Foreman, Toolpusher)

14.9% Engineering

14.1% Management (Production Manager, Engineering Manager, ExplorationManager)

12.5% Executive Management (CEO, President, Owner, VP, Managing Director, etc.)

6.5% Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Manager)

6.0% Consulting

30.6% Other

15.3% Field Professional (Superintendent, Foreman, Assistant Foreman, Toolpusher)

14.9% Engineering

14.1% Management (Production Manager, Engineering Manager, ExplorationManager)

12.5% Executive Management (CEO, President, Owner, VP, Managing Director, etc.)

6.5% Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Manager)

6.0% Consulting

30.6% Other

33.1% Oil & Gas Operator

16.5% Service Company

10.9% Other

6.5% Consulting Company Engaged in Projects or Providing Services to Oil and/or Gas Companies

5.6% Supply Company

5.6% Equipment Manufacturing Company

5.2% Marine Support Services

4.8% Subcontractor

3.2% Educational Institution/Government Agency /Research Laboratory

2.8% Seismic Company

2.4% EPC (Engineering/Procurement/Construction) Main Contractor

1.6% Drilling/Drilling Contractor

1.2% Pipeline/Installation Contractor

0.4% Ship/Fabrication Yard

28.5% Asset Integrity/Risk Management

26.4% Engineering Services

26.0% Corporate & Regulatory Compliance

26.0% Automation Systems/Instruments & Control /Valves & Accessories/Safety Equipment /Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)

22.8% Corrosion Control

22.0% Drilling Rigs & Rig Equipment

18.3% Chemicals/Well Maintenance Equipment Services

12.6% None of the above

13.0% Decommissioning & Removal

8.1% Cementing/Well Completion/Stimulation Equipment Sales

7.3% Exploration/Seismic/Formation Evaluation Equipment Sales

4.1% Financial/Insurance/General Business Services

36.6% Recommend

28.5% None

22.4% Approve

8.9% Purchase

3.7% Specify

7% Attend the conference sessions

16.0% Evaluate products for purchase

19.3% Do business with existing supplier

19.3% Do business with new supplier

38.5% Encounter new products/services

33.6% Encounter new technology

52.0% Networking

7% Attend the conference sessions

16.0% Evaluate products for purchase

19.3% Do business with existing supplier

19.3% Do business with new supplier

38.5% Encounter new products/services

33.6% Encounter new technology

52.0% Networking

36.6% Recommend

28.5% None

22.4% Approve

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10.9% Other


5.6% Supply Company



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0.4% Ship/Fabrication Yard33.1% Oil & Gas Operator


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exhibit at deepwater operations 2012. book your exhibit space now for the best selection of exhibit locations!

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•ContractingServices

•Corrosion/Abrasion control

•DivingServicesand underwater maintenance

•Engines

•EnvironmentalMonitoring and protection

•FinancialServices

•FlowAssurance

•GovernmentalServices

•InformationTechnology

•InstrumentsandControl

•Insulation

•Logistics

•Lubricants

•MarineEquipmentand services

•OffshorePlatforms

•PumpEquipmentand services

•SafetyEquipmentand systems

•Subsea

•TradeAssociations

•Transportation

•TubularsandPiping

•WellCompletion

•Andmuchmore!

TOP 3 REASONSTO UPGRADE TO A GOLD OR PLATINUM LISTING:

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EVENT CONTACTS

aramark remote workplace services ................... 615Baker hughes ............................................................... 607cetco oilfield services ............................................. 412champion technologies .......................................... 601compliance technology group ............................ 406danos ........................................................................... 517deepwater corrosion services, inc. ...................... 210delaware elevator, inc. ............................................. 201dofero consultancy llc ......................................... 810drilling systems (uk) ltd ........................................... 213expro americas .......................................................... 319fmc technologies ..................................................... 404gate, llc ........................................................................ 613gl noBle denton ........................................................ 800honeywell .................................................................... 612horizon marine .......................................................... 312intertek hi-cad ............................................................. 512knighthawk engineering.......................................... 413kongsBerg oil and gas technologies ................. 618m&h ............................................................................... 712mego afek .................................................................... 314moduspec usa, inc...................................................... 306multi-chem, a halliBurton service .......................... 416nalco company ......................................................... 407nalco company ......................................................... 507nalco company ......................................................... 604

national oilwell varco ............................................ 516sempcheck services inc ........................................... 513occupational safety training, inc. ........................ 309paradigm flow solutions ........................................ 616petex, the university of texas .................................... 308petrotechnologies inc ............................................ 614polyspec construction services, inc. ................... 305rigstat, lp ...................................................................... 707rock flow dynamics ................................................. 307royal purple ................................................................. 619safety lamp of houston inc .................................... 209sBm offshore .............................................................. 417seal-tite international .............................................. 415shell roBert training & conference center ....... 501siem wis ......................................................................... 318sodexo remote sites .................................................. 313spt group, inc. .............................................................. 419summit international work apparel ...................... 500surf suBsea, inc ........................................................... 300taylors international services ............................... 709tervita ........................................................................... 418the nacher corporation ......................................... 303txam pumps, llc ........................................................... 317wachs suBsea, llc ....................................................... 301williams ........................................................................ 806wood group psn ........................................................ 400

group puBlishermArK petersphone: +1 713 963 6260email: [email protected]

conference director eldon bAll phone: +1 713 963 6252 fax: +1 713 963 6296 email: [email protected]

conference manager gAIl KIllough phone: +1 713 963 6251 fax: +1 713 963 6201 email: [email protected]

event operations manager KAY bAKer phone: +1 918 831 9523 fax: +1 918 831 9102 email: [email protected]

exhiBitor service coordinator lAuren brenner phone: +1 918 832 9276 fax: +1 918 831 9729 email: [email protected]

senior event marketing manager jennIFer mCphAIl phone: +1 918 831 9701 fax: +1 918 831 9729 email: [email protected]

exhiBit and sponsorship sales sue neIghbors united states phone: +1 713 963 6256 fax: +1 713 963 6212 email: [email protected]




regIstrAtIon depArtment direct: +1 918 831 9160 fax: +1 918 831 9161 toll free: +1 888 299 8016 toll free fax: +1 888 299 8057 email: [email protected]

pennwell CorporAte heAdquArters 1421 s. sheridan road tulsa, ok 74112 phone: +1 918 835 3161 fax: +1 713 963 6270

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Deepwater operations conference & Exhibition kicks off the offshore season. the event celebrates its 10th anniversary this year by continuing the tradition of excellence in addressing operational challenges involved in developing deepwater resources.

Topsides, Platforms & hulls conference & Exhibition is the offshore industry’s only event dedicated to the topsides, platforms and hulls for both deep and shallow water. a comprehensive technical program presented concurrently with an exhibition, topsides, platforms & hulls conference & exhibition covers the design, engineering, construction, transportation, installation, and modification of topside structures, platforms and hulls.

subsea Tieback forum & Exhibition has become the premier event for one of the fastest growing sectors of the oil and gas industry. over two days of sessions, speakers share knowledge and collective experiences crucial to improving the quality, safety, and economics of the subsea tieback industry. the subsea Tiebackexhibithallflooristheindustry’s leading platform for information exchange, networking opportunities and new business development.

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Title/Position:

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City/State/Zip: Country: Postal Code:

*Telephone: *Fax:

Email:

*Please include country and city code.

1. Type of Company or Organization 02 Major Oil & Gas Operating Company 03 Independent Oil & Gas Company04 National/State Oil Company 07 Drilling/Drilling Contractor

51 Consulting Company Engaged in Projects or Providing Services to Oil and/or Gas Companies

09 EPC (Engineering/Procurement/Construction) Main Contractor

08 Subcontractor 10 Seismic Company 29 Pipeline/Installation Contractor 37 Supply Company

3. Areas Of Interest/Involvement60 Exploration/Seismic/Formation Evaluation Equipment

Sales 61 Drilling Rigs & Rig Equipment62 Drilling Contractor Services 63 Downhole Drilling Tools/Coiled Tubing/Muds & Chemicals/

Well Maintenance Equipment & Services64 Cementing/Well Completion/Stimulation Equipment Sales65 Subsea Production Equipment & Services

Type of Company or Organization - cont.41 Marine Support Services36 Equipment Manufacturing Company38 Service Company11 Ship/Fabrication Yard 12 Insurance or Financial Services 13 Educational Institution/Government Agency/

Research Laboratory98 Other (specify)

Areas Of Interest/Involvement - cont.

66 Surface Production Equipment & Services 67 Motors/Engines/Pumps/Compressors/Turbines/

Generators 68 Automation Systems/Instruments & Control/Valves

& Accessories/Safety Equipment 69 Marine Transportation/Construction Equipment &

Services 70 Mooring and Station Keeping Equipment & Services

2. Job Title:40 Executive Management (CEO, President, Owner, VP,

Managing Director, etc.) 41 Management (Production Manager, Engineering Manager,

Exploration Manager)39 Engineering 43 Field Professional (Superintendent, Foreman, Assistant

Foreman, Toolpusher)45 Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, Purchasing Manager)48 Consulting 46 Geology or Geophysics 47 Other (specify)

Areas Of Interest/Involvement - cont.

71 IT/Computer Hardware/Software Equipment & Services 72 Financial/Insurance/General Business Services 73 Other (specify) 99 None of the above

4. Purchasing Role: Specify Recommend Approve Purchase NonePayment must be received prior to the conference. If payment is not received by the conference date, the registration fee must be guaranteed on charge card until proof of payment is provided. Make check payable to PennWell/Deepwater Operations 2012.

Cancellation: Cancellation of registration must be received in writing. Any individual, exhibitor, or corporate registrations cancelled in writing before October 5, 2012 will receive a 50% refund of registration fee. After October 5, 2012, no refunds will be permitted. Substitutions may be made at any time by contacting the registration

METHOD OF PAYMENT:

Check enclosed (in U.S. funds only) Wire (Wire information will be provided on invoice)

Credit Card: Visa Mastercard AMEX Discover

Card Number Expiration Date:

________________ _ _ _ _Full Name (as it appears on card):

Card Holder Signature: Date: (Required for credit card payment)

CONFERENCE FEES:

1. Individual Delegate (Full Conference Registration)*Includes:• Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

Paid By September 28, 2012 ..................... US$ 895 Paid After September 28, 2012 ................. US$ 995

2. Corporate PlanIncludes:• Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday • Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

Corporate Plan (5 delegates) Paid By September 28, 2012 ..................... US$ 3,415 Paid After September 28, 2012 ................. US$ 3,915

Corporate Plan (6 to 10 delegates) Paid By September 28, 2012 ..................... US$ 5,975 Paid After September 28, 2012 ................. US$ 6,850

3. Season Pass (Full Conference Registration)*Includes:• Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

Three Events ............................................. US$ 1,500 Deepwater Operations Topsides, Platforms & Hulls Subsea Tieback

Two Events ............................................... US$ 1,050Deepwater Operations

Topsides, Platforms & Hulls Two Events ............................................... US$ 1,050

Deepwater Operations Subsea Tieback

4. Exhibitor DelegateIncludes: • Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including move-in and move-out• Access to any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

Paid By September 28, 2012 ..................... US$ 450 Paid After September 28, 2012 ................. US$ 525

5. Student Conference Delegate ............ US$ 50Includes: • Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to all Conference Sessions• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Delegate Lunch on Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed)

6. Single Day Conference Delegate (Wednesday OR Thursday)Includes: • Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to Conference Sessions on the corresponding day• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall• Luncheon on corresponding day (Ticketed)

Wednesday, Paid By September 28, 2012 ..... US$ 565 Wednesday, Paid After September 28, 2012.. US$ 715 Thursday, Paid By September 28, 2012 ....... US$ 565 Thursday, Paid After September 28, 2012 ..... US$ 715

7. Exhibit Visitor ........................................... US$ 25Includes: • Continental Breakfast on Wednesday and Thursday• Access to Exhibition Hall, including any scheduled receptions• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall

8. Additional Lunch Tickets (for non-delegates) Wednesday .............................................. ( ) @ US$ 35/day Thursday .................................................. ( ) @ US$ 35/day

9. Golf Tournament (Individual) ..................... US$ 150Includes:• Greens fee, cart (2 people per cart), practice range and balls, breakfast, lunch and beverages

For Information on corporatepackages for 11 or more

attendees, contact Registration:Phone +1 918 831 9160

Email: [email protected]

4 ways to register:

1Fax:

Direct: +1 918 831 9161Toll-Free (US only): +1 888 299 8057

2Website:

www.deepwateroperations.com

3Mail:

PennWell C&E Registration (DOPs)P.O. Box 973059

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 USA

4E-Mail:

[email protected]

For questions please call:Phone: +1 918 831 9160

Toll Free (US only): +1 888 299 8016

*Your full-price registration fee includes a one-year paid subscription to Oil & Gas Journal (US$ 83.00 value).

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HOTEL INFORMATIONMoody Gardens Hotel

$153.00 Single/Double/Triple/Quad Room Tax: 15%

Conference Location: Connected to Convention CenterAirport: Houston Hobby (HOU): 45 minute drive

• Taxi approximately $75.00 one way• Group limousine approximately $35.00 one way

Hotel Services:• Shearn’s Restaurant - Seafood and steaks - Dinner Only;

The Terrace Restaurant - Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner; Lobby Bar; Blossoms - Poolside Bar - Lunch & Snacks

• 24 Hour Room Service• The Spa at Moody Gardens• Fitness Center• Indoor /Outdoor pool,• Business Center• Concierge Service

Parking: (subject to change)• Valet: $15.00 Overnight• Self: Complimentary

Cancellation PolicyHotel will charge one night’s room & tax for cancellations made7 days or less prior to arrival.

ROOM TYPE DESCRIPTIONSS= Single (1 person/1bed) D = Double (2 people/1 bed)D/D = Double/Double (2 people/2 beds) H = Hospitality Suite

SELECT ONE: Exhibitor Attendee Other

GUEST INFORMATION

Only 1 room per form. If multiple rooms are required, please make copiesof this form. Room type and special requests are based on availability atthe time of check-in.

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To make your hotel reservation contact Preferred Convention Services, the official Deepwater Operations 2012 housing company. Discountedrates are available only through our office and cannot be guaranteed after October 9, 2012

Phone: 888.472.7462 or 310.235.2647Fax: 310.235.2648Email: [email protected]: www.preferred1.com/reservationsMail: Deepwater Operations 2012

1990 East Grand Avenue, Ste. 150El Segundo, CA 90245

Cancellation Information: A $40 processing fee will be assessedby PCS for all reservations cancelled 45 days or less from arrival.

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Offshore Middle EastConference & ExhibitionJanuary 21-23, 2013Doha, Qatarwww.offshoremiddleeast.com

Strategies in Heavy Oil Conference & ExhibitionJanuary 23-25, 2013Galveston, Texas, USAwww.heavyoilstrategies.com

Topsides, Platforms & HullsConference & ExhibitionFebruary 5-7, 2013Galveston, Texas USAwww.topsidesevent.com

Subsea TiebackForum & ExhibitionMarch 5-7, 2013San Antonio, Texas USAwww.subseatiebackforum.com

Offshore AsiaConference & ExhibitionMarch 6-8, 2013 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia www.offshoreasiaevent.com

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Oil Sands and Heavy Oil TechnologiesConference & ExhibitionJuly 23-25, 2013Calgary, Alberta, Canadawww.oilsandstechnologies.com

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