Mr. V. Bruce Thompson

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  0001010573 THOMPSON V BRUCE 1601 N. W. EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 1600 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73118 0 1 0 0 SVP, General Counsel, Secy.

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  V. Bruce ThompsonGeneral CounselSandRidge Energy, Inc.(405) 753-5603

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  V. Bruce Thompson General Counsel SandRidge Energy, Inc. (405) 753-5603

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  V. Bruce Thompson
  
  General Counsel
  
  SandRidge Energy, Inc.
  
  (405) 753-5603

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  AOGR Industry Digest - [Cached Version]
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  IPAA says Bruce Thompson, executive director of public and industry affairs for Denver-based Forest Oil, and a member of IPAA's Land & Royalty Committee, testified July 10 before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee that, "Future natural gas consumption will likely grow at a pace that will require an energy policy that allows the full potential of natural gas to be developed.
  
  "That cannot be done without more access to, and development of, government-controlled resources.However, development of those resources remains a substantial challenge," Thompson said.
  
  IPAA says Thompson's recommendations to improve onshore and offshore federal land access included royalty reform provisions, a review of drilling and leasing moratoria, and the need for regulatory overhaul and federal funding to speed permitting.He also urged Congress to consider the impact of anti-development groups that go to court to challenge new energy projects.
  
  "Congress has an opportunity to address these and other limitations.It can provide an improved process to assure that environmentally sound natural gas development can occur," Thompson testified.

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  Bruce Thompson, Executive Director, Industry and Public Affairs, Forest Oil

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  Brownstein Hyatt & Farber Strengthens Government... - [Cached Version]
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  V. Bruce Thompson re-joins the Washington Government Relations practice as a Senior Counsel from Brownstein Hyatt & Farber's Denver office.He has extensive experience in senior-level federal and state governmental affairs and lobbying, both in the United States and various international venues.
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  Thompson also served as the general counsel for Forest Oil, a $2 billion oil and gas company.Mr. Thompson has worked extensively with federal and states agencies in many areas of the law, focusing on the environment and energy sectors.

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  Mr. Thompson is Senior Counsel in Brownstein Hyatt & Farber's Public Policy Group.He has extensive experience in senior-level federal and state governmental affairs and lobbying, both in the United States and in international venues.Having served as Chief of Staff for Senator James M. Inhofe (R-OK, Chairman, Environment & Public Works Committee) when the Senator was in the House of Representatives.Mr. Thompson has worked extensively with federal and state agencies in many areas of the law, focusing on the environment and energy sectors.Mr. Thompson has managed the acquisition of public and private companies in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., and developed and implemented related strategic business plans.Additionally, he has negotiated and structured joint ventures and worked closely with senior government officials in the United States and other nations to successfully implement client objectives.
  
  Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Thompson was the founder and CEO of Cape Capital, LLC, a private lobbying and business advisory firm.There, he focused on working with federal and state agencies on governmental affairs and lobbying projects in the energy and environment fields, including issues related to the proposed Clear Skies legislation and matters affecting access to federal lands.He has developed and implemented government and industry affairs strategies and programs to successfully frame and deliver client positions to critical access points in state, federal and international government venues, as well as commercial settings.He has testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on issues relating to natural gas supply, pricing and the future prospects for each.Mr. Thompson has worked closely with the national and provincial governments in South Africa on energy infrastructure and related economic development matters, and worked directly with South Africa's national oil company on a the commercialization of natural gas exploration and production for offshore South Africa.He also participated as a member of the recent Department of Commerce Trade Mission to Ghana and South Africa, which was led by Secretary of Commerce, Don Evans.
  
  From 1998 to 2001, Mr. Thompson was the senior vice president of corporate development at Mail-Well, Inc.While there, he designed acquisition strategies, including developing and implementing the process for coordinating acquisitions, and overseeing due diligence and post-acquisition integration teams, which enabled and supported successful acquisition strategies and the value-added integration of the acquired companies.
  
  From 1994 to 1998, he was the senior vice president of administration and general counsel for Forest Oil Corporation, a Denver-based energy exploration and production company with operations in the Gulf of Mexico, Canada, Alaska, and the Mid-Continent regions.There, Mr. Thompson managed the legal, corporate secretary, oil and gas marketing, risk management, human resources and administration functions.Additionally, he directed complex litigation in numerous state and federal jurisdictions, developed and managed the governmental industry relations program, and served as an advisor to the CEO, Board of Directors, and senior management on regulatory compliance issues.

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  Mr. Thompson is Senior Counsel in Brownstein Hyatt & Farber's Public Policy Group.He has extensive experience in senior-level federal and state governmental affairs and lobbying, both in the United States and various international venues.Having served as Chief of Staff for Senator James M. Inhofe when the Senator was in the House of Representatives, Mr. Thompson has worked extensively with federal and states agencies in many areas of the law, focusing on the environment and energy sectors.Mr. Thompson has managed the acquisition of public and private companies in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., and developed and implemented related strategic business plans.Additionally, he has negotiated and structured joint ventures and worked closely with senior government officials in the United States and other nations to successfully implement client objectives.
  
  Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Thompson was the founder and CEO of Cape Capital, LLC, a private lobbying and business advisory firm.There, he focused on working with federal and state agencies on governmental affairs and lobbying projects in the energy and environment fields, including issues related to the proposed Clear Skies legislation and matters affecting access to federal lands.He has developed and implemented government and industry affairs strategies and programs to successfully frame and deliver client positions to critical access points in state, federal and international government venues, as well as commercial settings, and has testified before the U. S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on issues relating to natural gas supply, pricing and the future prospects for each.Mr. Thompson has worked closely with the national and provincial governments in South Africa on energy infrastructure and related economic development matters, and worked directly with South Africa's national oil company on a the commercialization of natural gas exploration and production for offshore South Africa.He also participated as a member of the recent Department of Commerce Trade Mission to Ghana and South Africa, which was led by Secretary of Commerce, Don Evans.
  
  From 1998 to 2001, Mr. Thompson was the Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at Mail-Well, Inc., where he designed acquisition strategies, developed and implemented the process for coordinating the acquisition, due diligence and post-acquisition integration teams, which enabled and supported successful acquisition strategies and the value-added integration of the acquired companies.
  
  From 1994 to 1998, he was the Senior Vice President of Administration and General Counsel for Forest Oil Corporation, a Denver based energy exploration and production company with operations in the Gulf of Mexico, Canada, Alaska, and the Mid-Continent regions.There, Mr. Thompson managed the legal, corporate secretary, oil and gas marketing, risk management, human resources and administration functions.Additionally, he directed complex litigation in numerous state and federal jurisdictions, developed and managed the governmental industry relations program, served as an advisor to the CEO, Board of Directors, and senior management on regulatory compliance issues.

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  Energy leader testifies about natural gas crisis - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/11/2003    Last Visited: 7/11/2003  

  Bruce Thompson of Forest Oil Co. in Denver, appeared before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Thursday in Washington, D.C.The committee was meeting to discuss the natural gas shortage and the resulting high prices industry and consumers are now faced with.
  
  In making his presentation, Thompson said he pointed out three major issues:
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  Thompson said there are four options that are drawing the greatest amount of attention to help solve what he called a growing natural gas crisis:
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  Thompson said the only real solution is the development in the lower 48 states.He explained that it will take at least five years for Arctic gas fields to be developed and for natural gas to flow to consumers.
  
  The best solution is to develop fields off the East and West coasts, where an estimated 52 trillion cubic feet of natural gas lies untapped; to the Rockies, which contain 346 trillion cubic feet; to the eastern Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast where an estimated 43 trillion cubic feet is located, Thompson said.

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