BCCK announces new Director of Business
Published by Elizabeth Corner,
Senior Editor
World Pipelines,
BCCK Holding Company (BCCK), provider of engineering, procurement, fabrication and field construction services, has appointed Matt Amilian as Director of Business Development to support company growth in the Oklahoma, Appalachian and Rocky Mountain regions.
Amilian will be based in Edmond, Oklahoma (USA) and joins BCCK from Condit Company, where he served as gas processing Market Manager. Amilian is currently Vice President of the Mid Continent Gas Processors Association (GPA) Midstream Chapter and a member of the Rocky Mountain and Permian Basin GPA Midstream Chapters. He holds an MBA and a bachelor of science in public relations from Oklahoma State University.
“I am excited at the opportunity to contribute to the continued growth of the well respected company BCCK,” said Amilian.
“BCCK is renowned for its expertise in engineering, fabrication and construction services and I look forward to continuing to build BCCK’s client base in Oklahoma, Appalachia and the Rocky Mountains; regions I am closely familiar with, both personally and professionally.”
Jacob Pratt, Vice President of Sales and Business Development, BCCK, said, “Matt has some great experience in the gas processing and midstream sectors and will provide significant support for BCCK in some key regions of the US as we grow and add to the products and services we’re providing to existing and potential customers. We welcome him to the team.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/15082017/bcck-announces-new-director-of-business/
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