Ms. Allen has more than 13 years of technical experience in regulatory management and consulting, including extensive experience in all phases of the development, construction, and operation of oil and gas projects in more than 20 states from both the operator and consultant perspectives. Her primary focus is on natural gas facilities, including LNG regulated by the FERC, but her experience includes a broader understanding of the regulatory process for multiple private sector industries. Key experience includes NEPA, government/agency affairs, public outreach, construction compliance programs, and regulatory permitting and compliance.

Reclamation Planning & Agency Consultations

Mr. Schindelbeck has worked to develop the Cornell Soil Health Laboratory over the last 14 years. He oversees the operation and modifies the testing strategies and develops the soil health management planning effort to assist growers and researchers to best use the information. Bob has considerable field experience and has planned, developed and implemented field experiments studying soil physical behavior under different management regimes.

Using Soil Health Indicators to Understand the Effects of Land Disturbance – from Pipeline ROW Construction to Site Reclamation

Ms. Ivey is responsible for establishing the strategic direction for stakeholder engagement plans for Williams. She created, developed and implemented Williams initial public outreach program, one of the first outreach programs for natural gas infrastructure in the country. She recently served on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s Pipeline Infrastructure Task Force and chaired the Public Participation workgroup. Cindy has a degree in Petroleum Land Management from the University of Texas at Austin and has been with Williams for 17 years.

Sustainable Development & Successful Reclamation – Social License to Operate