Jordan Prentice Email & Phone Number

Houston, Tx, Us

Houston, Texas, United States

• Restructured outlook process of the most complex and largest asset within APA’s portfolio; shaving 2 weeks off previous timeline per month and enabling detailed bottoms-up production and capital efficiency analysis that was previously unattainable• Rigorously and continuously reviewed rig line opportunities (20 drilling rigs, 20 workover rigs) to high-grade exploration, appraisal, and development wells to deliver on quarterly and yearly guidance

Houston, Texas, United States

• Led creation of multi-functional operational and economic model for the North Sea offshore business to determine short- and long-term decisions around drilling campaigns, equipment utilization, detailed operating expense and abandonment timing• Evaluated late-stage M&A and 3rd party opportunities to increase cost share operating expense allocation, prolong Cessation of Production (COP), and increase long-term inventory by creating financial models and decline curve analysis/reservoir OOIP calculations• Performed as the main liaison between the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) and APA to provide UK government authorities with emissions reduction initiative results, production deliverability, and abandonment estimates for numerous scenarios• Ran sensitivities and activity campaign scenarios to calculate and reduce Decommissioning Security Agreement (DSA) postings based on credit ratings• Ran engineering and economic models on “Floating Wind” power generation and electrification from shore to reduce emissions output and provide relief in operating expenditure

Houston, Texas, United States

• Led the asset in routine execution of capital deployment, portfolio rationalization, and project execution• Calculated NAV and proposed divestiture targets to substantially improve asset financial metrics and successfully closed transactions• Primary financial regulator of the largest and most diverse US asset within the company (~10,000 wells conventional, unconventional, WF/CO2, deepwater wells)• Competed for capital within the company to fund value-accretive play from an operational and financial perspective• Throttled a multitude of levers within the asset to meet external guidance and internal performance incentive goals• Responsible for creating a competitive and executable rig line and frac schedule to provide path for asset to meet yearly goals• Crafted exhaustive multi-year execution plans to provide external guidance and to advise upper management• Responsible for monthly production, capital, and expense Outlook processes to alter quarterly guidance in comparison to Plan• Routinely presented to upper management to provide frequent updates, scenario analyses, and asset reviews• Initiated ESG projects to correspond with the corporation’s priority on environmental safety

Houston, Texas, United States

• Created new classifications of US assets during a reorganization of the corporation• Generated type curves for all US wells routinely for outlook purposes until reorganization was established• Created 3-year plan to strictly enforce a low cost, capital efficient, cash generating asset during an uncertain and hostile market• Implemented entire production and financial data path/planning process for each asset (3) within the US from the ground up• Built extensive full-field development models through Enersight, EsiManage, and Excel• Facilitated the needs of the corporation as the SME on Enersight and EsiManage software to ensure planning needs were met

Odessa/Midland, Texas Area

• Executed Plan by high-grading capital efficient investment opportunities in unconventional plays• Generated monthly outlook and future developments to meet strict capital and production guidance• Managed capital deployment of multi-well pads for the largest rig count within the US portfolio• Executed Plan by high-grading capital efficient investment opportunities• Managed workover rig count to meet production and capital guidance

Texas A&M University

I am acting Chief Executive Officer - President of the Petroleum Ventures Program at Texas A&M University which serves as an elite program providing a solid financial background related to the oil & gas industry to prepare accepted members to be leaders in the pursuit of entrepreneurial acquisition opportunities.

Greater Denver Area

• Oversaw entire acquisition process from targeting assets, assessing reserves and designing completion optimizations in ND • Worked directly with VP of Operations and Halliburton technical team on recompletion designs and modeling outcomes • Valued assets off data-room information and worked with a team to create a bid for placing an offer • Extensive work with DCA, OOIP calculations, log analysis, cashflow projections, balance sheets and VBA programming

Greater Denver Area

• Direct involvement with both foreign and domestic investors on reserve reports and return estimates • Extensive work with cash flow projections and investment criteria cut-offs • Recommended an accepted infill well location and completion plan to deploy committed capital • Constant review of PSAs, JIBs, JOAs and legal documents

Denver, Colorado. Williston, Nd. Pecos, Tx.

• Continued growth and experience in the practical application of hydraulic fracturing procedures • Gained financial and accounting experience by working with their respective departments to relate it to the engineer’s job • Extensive lab work for both cross-linked and slickwater fluid analysis • Visual Basic coding to solve efficiency problems within company data sheets

Denver, Colorado. Williston, Nd.

• Interned in the field on hydraulic fracturing pads for a number of operators • Ran and maintained every piece of machinery on site and accounted for all chemicals, additives and proppant • Extensive practice with VBA programming and analyzing FracPro data software • Worked closely with company representatives to contribute to the design of experimental stages and used academic training to solve onsite problems