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New Chief Executives at Colville

Jan 21, 2025 | Oil & Gas, Right Moves

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The CEO of Colville, the largest fuel handling and storage company on the North Slope, is scaling back his duties. Dave Pfeifer continues to serve on the board of directors and, with Mark Helmericks, as an owner, but the transition opens some new leadership positions.

Jason Reeves

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Colville’s current President, Jason Reeves, adds CEO to his title. With this added responsibility, Reeves oversees all aspects of the organization and its subsidiaries, continuing to drive the company’s mission forward with leadership, vision, and innovation.

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Additionally, Jennifer Segelhorst is promoted from Senior Controller to CFO. In her new position, Segelhorst takes on expanded responsibilities to oversee the financial strategy and information technologies of the organization, ensuring the company’s continued growth and stability.

Jennifer Segelhorst

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“These promotions reflect not only the dedication and hard work of Jason and Jennifer but also the momentum and growth generated by our entire team. Their commitment, collaboration, and passion have been integral to our success, and we are confident that with this continued collective effort we will achieve even greater milestones in the years ahead,” says Pfeifer. “We congratulate both Jason and Jennifer on their new positions and look forward to the continued success of our company under their leadership.”

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