In a strategic move to bolster its leadership and accelerate growth, Zefiro Methane Corp. has appointed Correne Loeffler to its Board of Directors. This appointment comes at a pivotal time for the environmental services company, which specializes in methane abatement and is poised to capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
Loeffler brings over two decades of experience in corporate and investment banking, along with a robust background in information technology. Her tenure as the chief financial officer of three publicly traded
, including
and Callon Petroleum, positions her as a valuable asset for Zefiro. Her most recent role at Key Energy Services involved strengthening the firm's financial position following its 2020 restructuring, a skill set that will be crucial as Zefiro scales its operations and secures funding for its methane reduction projects.
Zefiro's mission to reduce emissions from end-of-life oil and gas wells and eliminate methane gas aligns perfectly with Loeffler's expertise. As the company aims to become a key commercial force towards Active Sustainability, Loeffler's financial acumen and operational knowledge will be instrumental in navigating the complexities of the emerging methane abatement marketplace. Her experience in the energy sector, coupled with her ability to manage financial operations of publicly traded companies, will help Zefiro secure partnerships with industry operators, state agencies, and federal governments, as well as optimize its carbon credit portfolios.
The appointment of Loeffler is a strategic move that underscores Zefiro's commitment to accelerating its commercial momentum. As Dr. Talal Debs, Zefiro's Founder and CEO, noted, "Having a Board of Directors comprised of experts from a variety of fields is invaluable. Correne’s experience managing the financial operations of several publicly traded companies will be a welcome addition to the Board, and we cannot be more excited to have her join the Zefiro family."
Loeffler's appointment is not just about financial expertise; it's also about aligning with Zefiro's dual mission of profitability and sustainability. As she stated, "Plugging the millions of orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells spread across North America represents one of the largest unaddressed market demands within the energy sector. Zefiro Methane Corp. has a unique opportunity to generate sustainable returns for investors while making an outsized positive impact on countless communities, and I look forward to doing my part to help this team of innovators and experts execute the Company’s organizational mission."
The addition of Loeffler to Zefiro's Board of Directors is a significant step forward for the company. Her financial and operational expertise, combined with her deep understanding of the energy sector, will be crucial in helping Zefiro navigate the emerging methane abatement marketplace. As the company continues to grow and expand its presence in the United States, Loeffler's leadership will be invaluable in ensuring that Zefiro remains at the forefront of the Active Sustainability movement.
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