OGIS New York

Event Details

OGIS New York pre-registration is now closed.

Registration will open again on-site in the Lenox Ballroom on the 2nd floor at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel, Monday at 7:00 AM.

Onsite Registration:

• Qualified buy/sell side analyst: $50
• IPAA Members: $1,095
• IPAA Non-Member (Individual Investor, Investment Banker, Institutional Sales, Other): $1,595

IPAA’s hotel block at this time is no longer available. However, you can still use the hotel link to book a room at the Sheraton at a discounted rate.

Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) will host its 23rd Annual Oil & Gas Investment Symposium (OGIS) New York, April 3-4, 2017 in New York City at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel. Created by the oil and gas industry for the oil and gas investment community, OGIS New York is the benchmark conference in the energy space.

Who Should Present:

• E&P and service and supply companies looking to present their corporate opportunities to institutional and private investors.

Who Should Attend:

• Institutional and private investors interested in energy sector investment opportunities
• Private oil and gas companies looking to take their company public
• Anyone doing business in, or who has interest in, the oil and gas industry

Don’t miss the chance to be part of the most talked about energy investment conference of the year and learn about some great investment opportunities in 2017!

See what you can expect from OGIS!

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

The Evolution of Shale Oil: What Drives High Performance and Where are We Heading?

Jarand Rystad
Founder & Managing Partner
Rystad Energy

Jarand Rystad will discuss how shale production has evolved over the last two years with reduced costs and efficiency gains through drilling/completion and well performances. He also will look at the high performers in the space and show how E&Ps drive the trends including the plays with the best wells and the companies with best ROI. Attendees will leave with Rystad Energy’s shale oil outlook for 2017 including spending and capital raised, activity in terms of new wells and consequences of a macro outlook.