Eagle Rock Energy Partners
Gary Clamurro is a finance professional with extensive experience in diverse roles within various organizations. Currently serving as the Director of Finance - Special Projects at Eagle Rock Energy Partners, Gary Clamurro has also been a Principal at DCG Consulting since 2002. Previous positions include consultant roles in financial reporting at Goodrich Petroleum Corporation and Sirius Solutions, as well as a directorial position in finance at The Coastal Corporation/El Paso. Gary Clamurro's military background includes serving as a Supply Officer in the US Navy from 1972 to 1976. Educational credentials include a BA in American Studies and Economics from Amherst College, along with an MBA in Accounting & Finance from The Wharton School. Additionally, Gary Clamurro has been active in community and alumni organizations, including St Stephens Church and the Wharton Alumni Association in Houston.
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Eagle Rock Energy Partners
Eagle Rock is a growth-oriented upstream master limited partnership engaged in (a) the exploitation, development, and production of oil and natural gas properties and (b) ancillary gathering, compressing, treating, processing and marketing services with respect to its production of natural gas, natural gas liquids, condensate and crude oil. We are a pure-play upstream MLP with long-lived, high working interest properties and development opportunities located in four regions within the United States: - Mid-Continent, which includes areas in Oklahoma, Arkansas and the Texas Panhandle; - Southern Alabama, which includes the associated gathering, processing and treating assets; - Permian, which includes areas in West Texas; and - East/South Texas/Mississippi/Louisiana assets. Our objective is to grow our business in a manner that enhances our ability to maintain and increase cash distributions to our unitholders. To do so, we focus on achieving operational excellence, executing accretive low-risk acquisitions, pursuing organic growth opportunities, and allocating a portion of our cash flows to fund growth-related capital expenditures.