Who We Are

Tyler is responsible for overseeing the operations and development of Ferus’ nitrogen and carbon dioxide businesses in North America. In 2007, Tyler joined Ferus’ Business Development team where he focused on performing research and followed developments in the transportation sector leading to the subsequent expansion of Ferus’ energized fracturing fluids business into the United States. Tyler holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta with concentrations in Finance and Operations Research.

Mark has worked for more than three decades with SLB, including field, staff and management positions in a variety of locations around the world. His roles have included VP of SLB’s surface seismic business, based in United Arab Emirates and the UK, and most recently as VP Health, Safety and Environment for SLB North America, based in Houston. Educated in Canada, Mark began his career as a summer student technician in 1984 with SLB’s surface seismic segment.

Gurpreet Lail is a proven executive with a track record of leadership success building alliances, developing value added programs, growing revenues, fund raising and achieving positive policy outcomes that benefit Canadians broadly. A lawyer by education and strategic leader by experience, Lail’s career includes more than 20 years of policy accomplishments and government advocacy across Western Canada and at national levels from progressive roles at the Fraser Institute, the Manning Centre, as Executive Director of Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS), President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Calgary, and in her current role as President and CEO of Enserva.

Throughout her career, Gurpreet has been a staunch advocate for Canadian energy and knows firsthand the positive contributions it makes to the Canadian economy. While at STARS for 8 years, Gurpreet helped expand the foundation from Alberta to cover three provinces across the western Canadian sedimentary basin and she was the executive lead working with Enserva on the STARS and SPURS Gala that has now raised more than $18 million for STARS across 27 years and counting.

Gurpreet grew up and was educated in Alberta with a degree in political science from the University of Lethbridge and a degree in law from the University of Alberta. While she has worked mainly in Calgary, her work includes accomplishments across Western Canada and nationally. She resides in Calgary with her husband and 2 children.

January assumed the role of general manager of AMGAS in 2007 after a career in the banking industry. Her leadership helped move AMGAS from an Alberta focused service company to a world player in H2S and BTEX control, offering equipment, chemicals, expertise and on-site service to ensure optimal efficiency and tailor-made solutions to customers domestic and abroad. January was appointed president of AMGAS in 2011, the youngest president in the company’s 25-year history.

David is responsible for improving Tenaris’ strategic and economic performance through the development of institutional, commercial, and supplier relationships. He joined Tenaris in 1999, helping to open the commercial office in Canada before accepting a role with the Central Marketing team in Argentina. David has an MBA from the University of Illinois specializing in International Business, Strategy, and Marketing. He also has a Business degree from the University of Regina and degrees in Public Administration and History from the University of Saskatchewan. David sits on the board of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters Association and is Chair of the Trade Committee of the Canadian Steel Producers Association.

Kevin is Chief Executive Officer for Bravo Target Safety, one of the largest industrial safety contractors in Canada, providing personnel and equipment to facility turn-arounds and well-sites. Kevin is a professional engineer who helped grow private company IMV Projects Inc. from 30 to 650 employees over six years. Kevin took the reins as COO, then President of IMV Projects during the global economic downturn in 2009 and subsequently helped double its employee base and exceed annual revenues of$160 million. In 2015, Kevin left the engineering world, which led to his current role as CEO of Bravo Target Safety. Kevin is also a Director of the Canadian Energy Executive Association (CEEA).

Dirk has been President of Di-Corp since 2011. Prior to that, Dirk held the roles of VP of Marketing and VP of Operations at D-Corp. Dirk has a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) from the University of Alberta and an MBA from the University of Southern California.

Steve has served as chief operating officer of STEP Energy Services Ltd. since its inception in March 2011 and has been vice-president, operations since November 2013. He is a co-founder of the company and is a certified engineering technologist with more than 20 years of oilfield experience. Steve’s background includes 10 years with Schlumberger Limited, working with the company’s North American oilfield services divisions, and seven years with Sanjel, managing the Canadian coiled tubing and nitrogen business unit. Most recently, he spent two years with Calfrac Well Services Ltd. as manager of the Canadian coiled tubing division. Steve is a former president of ICoTA Canada.

Lisa Mueller is educated as a mechanical engineer with over 20 years of technical and business development experience. Lisa began her career in the space sciences on a NASA project, then moved into the commercial arena by founding and growing her own manufacturing company. Most recently, she served as Senior Business Development Manager of Infrastructure at Shell Canada and President & CEO at Epoch Energy Development. Lisa joined Razor Energy in 2017 as Vice President New Ventures.

In response to the global energy complex embracing a lower-carbon future, Razor Energy created a wholly owned subsidiary, FutEra Power. In 2023, the Alberta Investment Management Corporation, or AIMCo, purchased a majority stake in FutEra. As President and CEO of FutEra Power, Lisa aims to leverage Alberta’s current energy assets to develop a cleaner energy tomorrow, beginning with Canada’s first operating co-produced geothermal power plant.

Aimee is a Partner in the Vancouver office of Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP, with a practice focusing on private mergers and acquisitions, private equity, joint ventures, and corporate governance. Aimee is a business-minded lawyer with over 17 years of transactional legal experience advising boards of directors and executive teams on financing transactions, major projects, and strategic growth initiatives.

Prior to relocating to Vancouver, Aimee spent the first 15 years of her career in Calgary working at national law firms and in a senior role in a natural gas fuels portfolio company.