Supply Chain Visibility Issues in the Petroleum Industry

Supply Chain Visibility Issues in the Petroleum Industry

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Generally speaking, the petroleum supply chain can be referred to within the context of various component parts: (a) upstream or extraction, (b) midstream or storage, and (c) downstream including refining, transportation and retail. A quick look at the per barrel price of Brent crude from 2014 to the present demonstrates…

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Edward Scott
CEO - ElectrifAi

Edward Scott is the CEO of ElectrifAi, a leading U.S. based machine learning software company serving Fortune 500 and mid-sized enterprises. He has over 25 years of experience in the technology and private equity sectors. Scott started his career in Drexel Burnham Lambert and joined the Apollo Investment Fund in 1990. He was a partner at the Baker Communications Fund and held senior-level positions at Napier Park Global Capital and White Oak Global Advisors. Scott graduated from Columbia University and earned an MBA from the Harvard Business School with second-year honors.

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