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TPC Group Appoints New Chief Financial Officer, General Counsel and Additional Members of Senior Leadership TeamHOUSTON (March 23, 2023) – TPC Group has announced a number of organizational changes to position the Company for the future and manage two senior leader departures.

The Company has appointed Dan Valenzuela to Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Patrick Hurt to Vice President and General Counsel; Adrian Jacobsen to Vice President, Corporate Development, Fuels and Strategic Raw Materials, and Dona Burke to Vice President, Supply Chain.

Mr. Valenzuela has held leadership positions at TPC Group for more than 10 years and most recently served as Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis and Corporate Development. He will serve on the Senior Leadership Team and oversee the finance, accounting, treasury and investor relations functions, in addition to the internal audit function. Mr. Valenzuela has more than 30 years of experience, primarily in the petrochemical industry. Bart de Jong, who has served as CFO since 2017 will retire on April 30, 2023.

Prior to joining TPC Group in 2011, Mr. Valenzuela held various sales, business development and operational roles at JX NCTI (formerly Nisseki Chemical), INEOS Olefins & Polymers USA and PPG Industries.

Mr. Hurt has served as the Company’s Deputy General Counsel with legal oversight for commercial, supply chain, technology and finance, as well as corporate governance since 2014. As Vice President and General Counsel, he will serve on the Senior Leadership Team and oversee legal, compliance and corporate governance functions. Mr. Hurt has nearly 20 years of experience, primarily in the petrochemical industry. Marilyn Moore Basso, who has served as Senior Vice President and General Counsel since 2014, has made the personal decision to relocate to Argentina and will leave the Company on March 31, 2023.

Prior to joining TPC Group, Mr. Hurt served as Senior Counsel of Celanese Corporation, where he provided legal support for corporate development, commercial and procurement matters, and served as an Associate at Vinson & Elkins LLP, specializing in mergers and acquisitions, general corporate and securities.

Adrian Jacobsen, Vice President Fuels, Strategic Raw Materials has been named Vice President, Corporate Development, Fuels and Strategic Raw Materials. He will serve on the Senior Leadership Team and oversee the Company’s strategy planning for ensuring continued business growth and development in the petrochemical industry. Since joining TPC Group in 2012, Mr. Jacobsen has progressed through various roles in the Fuels Business Unit, and has led all commercial, business management and P&L responsibilities for the business. Prior to joining TPC Group, Mr. Jacobsen held a variety of manufacturing positions in production, maintenance, projects and environmental before transitioning into commercial roles.

Dona Burke, Vice President, Procurement, has been named Vice President, Supply Chain. Ms. Burke will serve on the Senior Leadership Team and oversee procurement, planning and optimization, logistics, and supply chain services. Since joining TPC Group in 2010 as the Director, Planning and Optimization she has held progressively responsible roles and was named to Vice President, Procurement in 2017 where she was responsible for TPC Group’s indirect services and materials procurement, including warehouse operations. Prior to joining TPC Group, Mrs. Burke was with Lyondell-Equistar Chemicals and LyondellBasell, one of the largest plastics, chemicals and refining companies in the world. Her roles included a progression of management positions in engineering, operations, production planning and EHSS.

“The past year was transformational for TPC Group. We are strongly positioned to drive the Company’s EHSS, operational, business and growth strategies to achieve our Long Range Plan. I want to thank Bart and Marilyn for their exceptional work and leadership in these efforts,” said President and CEO, Ed Dineen. “I could not be more pleased with the talent we have in our organization, and the strong team of leaders we have promoted to the Senior Leadership Team. I am confident Dan, Patrick, Adrian and Dona will be instrumental in helping us deliver on our commitment to our stakeholders.”

Leadership | TPC Group (tpcgrp.com)

HCAP Meeting

This evening Tuesday, September 8, 2015@ 6 PM at Brady’s Landing Houston Community Advisory Panel will be Hosting; 

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., LyondellBasell Houston Refinery,

Flint Hills Resources, Eco Services, TPC Group, and Valero Houston Refinery

 

Proposed Agenda

Waterfront Security – US Coast Guard, Jake Trione, Marine Science Technician 1st ClassU.S. Coast Guard Sector Houston/Galveston

Plant Updates

Next Meetings

 

Please RSVP to Mary Jane: 713-521-0272 or m.j.naquin@informedfutures.com

Texas Children’s Health Plan 2015 Back-to-School Fair

Go the Texas Children’s Back-to-School event and get your backpacks for the new school year. While you’re at it, get your vaccines and health screenings. They will have glucose, blood pressure, vision, and dental screenings on site.

When: 08.08.2015 @10:00 AM- 2:00 PM

Address: Almeda Mall
12200 Gulf Freeway, Houston, TX 77075

Please take your child’s vaccination record for screenings.

*****While supplies last. Your child must be present to receive a backpack.

The Mayor’s Back 2 School Fest

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Hello Neighbor,

Back to school season is always bitter sweet. It marks the end of summer fun and the excitement of a new school year. The Mayor’s Back to School Fest presented by Shell and Motiva will be held on Saturday, August 15th. This year’s event will help 25,000 pre-registered students prepare for the new school year. Students will receive backpacks, school supplies, immunizations, dental exams and hair cut vouchers. Health screenings by local agencies, City of Houston and University of Houston services, and children’s undergarments will be available to families in attendance.

Pre-registration is required for all students. To register, click on the link below or call 713.837.0311. Registration deadline is Friday, July 31, 2015 or until they reach capacity…

http://www.houstontx.gov/btsf/registermystudent.html

Due to a limited number of school supplies, only pre-registered elementary school children (K-5) who reside in the City of Houston are eligible to participate.

Houston Commission on Disabilities Meeting

When: Thu, July 9, 4pm – 6pm
Where: Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, 1475 W. Gray St., Houston, TX 77019 (map)
Description: Open to the public.
Contact Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities at 832-394-0814 or mopdmail@houstontx.gov to request accommodations, if needed, at least 48 hours in advance.

Plan Houston Public Input Meeting

When: Tue, July 7, 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Where: Sunnyside Multi-Services Center, 4605 Wilmington Street, Houston, Texas (map)

Description: “What makes Houston a great place to live?” “How can we ensure Houston’s future as a vibrant and growing city?” To answer these questions, the City of Houston embarked on a process to create a general plan known as Plan Houston. It will serve to manage Houston’s growth and development, enhance neighborhoods and better coordinate efforts to make positive changes throughout the city. Plan Houston will be a high-level coordination and decision-making tool and builds on existing plans, studies, policies, practices and regulations that make Houston a prosperous, healthy and sustainable city.

After receiving considerable input, the city has drafted 12 policy directives to help it achieve the community’s vision and goals. To view these directives and to provide feedback on the process so far, please visit http://planhouston.org.

E-Waste Recycling

E-Waste Recycling at Ellington Airport Recycling Center

When: Sat, July 11, 9am – 3pm

Where: Highway 3 @ Brantly Ave. Houston, TX 77037 (map)

Description: Electronic Recycling at the Ellington Airport Recycling Center 2nd Saturday of every month!

Electronics will be accepted from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

This facility that accepts recyclables at no additional charge to City of Houston residents.

4th of July Celebrations!

Good Afternoon Neighbors, 

Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July, please remember to celebrate responsibly. Below, Please see the Fireworks Celebrations happening around the city. 

 

Southwest Airlines Freedom Over Texas

Venue: Eleanor Tinsley Park

Time: 4 pm – 10 pm

Child Admission: Free 5 and under

Adult Admission: $10

Prolific singer-songwriter and Houston son, Clint Black and double-platinum-selling singer, songwriter Josh Turner will headline the 29-year-old annual event on the Southwest Airlines Stage that will culminate with a spectacular fireworks display by CITGO.

Visit Event Website: http://www.houstontx.gov/july4/index2.html

 

Celebration at Bayou Bend

Venue: Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens

Time: 1pm-5pm

Admission: FREE

With performers, crafts, activities, refreshments, and much more, join the the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston to celebrate Independence Day at Houston’s home for American decorative arts and paintings. A reading of the Declaration of Independence beings at 3 p.m. on the Diana Terrace of the Bayou Bend house and will be followed by birthday cake. And don’t forget to sign the giant replica of the Declaration of Independence before you leave to remind us the freedom and privileges we have in this country.

 

Exxon Mobil Summer Symphony Nights: Star-Spangled Salute

Venue: Miller Outdoor Theatre

Time: 8:30pm

Admission: FREE

Enjoy an evening with the Houston Symphony and conductor, Steven Reineke as they play patriotic classics. Be sure to stay for the finale of 1812 Overture, complete with booming cannons, which will be followed by the fireworks spectacular provided by Miller Theatre Advisory Board. Open seating will be available on the hill.

 

Kemah Boardwalk

Venue: Live music & patriotic fireworks show over Galveston Bay all day

Time: Fireworks at 9:30 pm.

Admission: FREE

 

Galveston Island

Venue: Parade-Along Seawall Boulevard from 28th Street to 53rd Street and Fireworks-37th Street and Seawall Boulevard

Admission: FREE

Time: Parade 7:30pm and Fireworks 9:15
Join Galveston Island as they commemorate America’s freedom with their annual Independence Day Parade. The parade will begin at 7:30pm on Seawall Boulevard from 28th Street and will progress down to 53rd Street. It will feature local groups, performers, creative floats and decorated military vehicles. When the parade has ended, head over to 37th Street and Seawall Boulevard where Galveston will present a 20-minute long fireworks show at 9:15pm over the waters of the Gulf.

 

4th of july
OAK MEADOWS CIVIC CLUB

 

Best,

Yvette Hernandez