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Request a member of the Adamantine team for your upcoming event. For more information about honoraria and availability, or to request a speaking proposal, contact Lindsey Slaughter.
The world is finding out what we have long known: the promise of an easy, painless energy transition is a myth. As this myth unravels, a rare window of unprecedented opportunity has opened for energy leaders. Will you seize this Moment to lead boldly into the future? Or will you stay trapped in yesterday’s paradigms?
In this powerful new talk, based on her book, The Myth and The Moment, Tisha will guide you through the origins of The Myth—how it captured imaginations and shaped the energy landscape—and how its dissolution presents critical opportunities for forward-thinking companies. She will demonstrate how visionary energy leaders are crafting strategies resilient enough to navigate today’s political realities and robust enough to withstand tomorrow’s inevitable shifts and disruptions.
The Moment is fleeting—don’t miss your chance to capitalize on it.
The public is hotly debating energy development in all forms, so it’s the perfect time for your company to understand how to effectively and proactively communicate with stakeholders and the public. In this talk, Anne provides an overview of public sentiment challenges and community engagement practices from around the country to help describe the landscape and how to develop impactful strategies. You’ll learn how she guides clients through stakeholder mapping, determining appropriate communication strategies for different audiences, and incorporating public input.
Environmental, social, governance strategies are key to the operational sustainability of oil and gas companies of all sizes. Anne—Adamantine’s ESG lead—reviews what’s driving ESG strategy adoption, the steps all companies can take no matter their size, and how your company can get started on ESG strategy development today. Anne also analyzes numerous real-world examples to emphasize the practicability of developing a thoughtful strategy.
Whether it is presenting at a required community meeting, educating a civic group about your industry, or answering neighbors’ questions when they stop by a project site, your employees can be your company’s best advocates and experts—if they feel prepared. Anne distills Adamantine’s best practices for public engagement to guide your leadership and employees on how to answer difficult questions about operations with authenticity and empathy.
By Tisha Schuller