I recognize the importance each of our employees have in making our company successful.

The University of Wyoming brought me (and my now wife) to Laramie, WY in 1995, where I was part of the wrestling team and completed my Chemical Engineering degree. Going into my final year of college, I sent out a few resumes in response to open positions in the area, thinking I needed to work on my interview skills and that it might take some time to find a job. A couple months later, I had a message on the answering machine asking me to come in for an interview with Trihydro. Little did I know that this interview would lead me to where I am today.

I began working as an intern at Trihydro in December 1999, while I was finishing up my wrestling career and education. Having started as an intern and growing my way through the company, I have worked as a field technician, field engineer, project engineer, and project manager. These experiences have provided me with a unique understanding of the various roles we have in our company, and I recognize the importance each of our employees have in making our company successful. This understanding is something that I use every day in my current role as the Business Unit Leader for our Air and Process Services Business Unit.

Outside of work, I have a passion for coaching kids and being in the outdoors. I have coached baseball, soccer, football, wrestling, and yes, I even helped with basketball for a couple seasons! My wife and I also keep busy raising our three wonderful children. We enjoy having the university here in town and being able to attend as many Cowboy’s and Cowgirl’s games as we can.