2024 NHAPL November Luncheon

Please come and join the NHAPL as we welcome AAPL President Nancy McCaskell, CPL. 

This is a great opportunity to come out and meet the current President, hear what she has to say about the state of our industry, and get some insight on where we are heading.

Location:        Amerigo's Grille - The Woodlands

                          25250 Grogans Park Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380

Time:                11:30am (Check-In/Registration) to 1:00pm

Registration:  $35.00 Members

                          $40.00 Non-Members

                          -- 1 RPL/CPL credit will be available --

As always, spread the word, share the link and we hope to see you there!

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Nancy C. McCaskell, CPL

President

Nancy McCaskell, CPL, is president of Masonboro Energy LLC, a consulting firm focused on energy and landwork. During more than three decades of managing and leading acquisitions, divestitures and negotiations, she has held leadership positions with Pitts Oil Company, Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc., J-W Operating Co. and Coda Energy Inc. Her experience stretches across the Barnett, Haynesville, Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Eagle Ford, Permian, San Juan, Fayetteville and Anadarko basins. In addition, McCaskell has acted as a liaison with state oil and gas associations and regulatory bodies. She counts working with the Louisiana Office of Conservation to create new policies allowing for cross unit wells as a career highlight. Active in leadership roles at the local and national level, McCaskell sits on the Dallas Association of Petroleum Landmen board of directors and serves as AAPL’s president — only the second female in the association’s 70-year history to hold the role. Among her honors, she was named DAPL’s 2023 Landman of Year and received AAPL’s 2020 Blankenship Family Horizon Award, which recognizes an exceptional female land professional and role model. Additionally, McCaskell is an advisory member to the University of Oklahoma College of Law MLS and LLM programs in energy and natural resources, and she has served on several community nonprofit boards. She and her spouse, the Rev. Mary Stewart Hall, live in Dallas and enjoy traveling, art and music.