Jeff Gussie

Jeff Gussie has extensive work experience in supply chain management and procurement. Jeff has held various roles with different companies, including EnLink Midstream, Transamerica, Devon Energy, DCP Midstream, CH2M HILL, and The Hibbert Group. In their most recent position as Director of Supply Chain at EnLink Midstream, they led and managed personnel responsible for category management, operations procurement, materials management, and contracts. Jeff set supply chain strategies in alignment with the company's vision and established individual goals and objectives for their team. Prior to this, Jeff served as Sr. Manager at Transamerica, where they oversaw category management of corporate procurement and led the procurement administrative organization. At Devon Energy, they held the position of Director of Supply Chain, where they managed operations procurement, materials management, and logistics personnel. Jeff also served as Midstream Procurement Manager, leading operational excellence teams and managing all goods and services for midstream operations. Jeff's earlier experience includes roles at DCP Midstream, where they managed materials management staff and procured goods and services for midstream operations, and CH2M HILL, where they negotiated and administered IT contracts and agreements. Jeff also worked as a Purchasing and Facilities Manager at The Hibbert Group, where they managed materials procurement and established contracts with suppliers. Overall, Jeff Gussie has a strong background in supply chain management, procurement, and team leadership.

Jeff Gussie holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Finance, General from the University of Colorado Denver, which they obtained from 1997 to 1999. Prior to this, they pursued a Master of Science (MS) in Plant Pathology/Phytopathology at Oklahoma State University from 1989 to 1992. Jeff Gussie also completed their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology/Pre-Medical Studies at McPherson College, where they studied from 1985 to 1989.