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MICHAEL LATE BENEDUM CHAPTER OF AAPL
The American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL) is an international organization with members throughout the United States and Canada. It's purpose is to represent men and women engaged in all forms of land matters within the oil, gas and mineral industries. Particular emphasis is placed on ethics, education and public involvement. In pursuit of its high educational goals, AAPL sponsors various educational programs throughout the membership year. These workshops and seminars cover a wide range of topics. The regularly scheduled seminar, Comprehensive Land Practices Review, prepares qualified candidates for the examination required to become a Certified Professional Landman (CPL), an association certification denoting expertise and professionalism for persons in the land business. The Michael Late Benedum Chapter holds eight (8) regular business/dinner meetings each year in various cities. Such meetings afford the members the time and opportunity for socializing and making important business contacts. Guest speakers address a variety of related interesting topics related to the oil, gas and mineral industry. Chapter committees continually work to provide members with education, industry news and aid in obtaining employment. Annual chapter membership dues are $50.00 which is quite reasonable considering the potential value of our organization. Application for membership in the MIchael Late Benedum Chapter is now an Online Process and can be accessed at the link below. You will be prompted to enter your contact information, select your sponsoring member, and to make payment via PayPal (You can pay as a guest without being a PayPal member). An e-mail will be sent to your sponsoring member asking them to verify by clicking a link. Once sponsorship is verified the application will go into a "pending" status, your name will be read at the next regular meeting and your name will be published in our monthly newsletter. Once the 30-day waiting period concludes, barring any objections, your membership will ...
Country/Area ：United States
Company Email ：abbyveigel@mlbc-aapl.org
Industry ：OrganizationsOil & EnergyMembership Organizations
Company address ：PO Box 955, Bridgeport, West Virginia, 26330, United States
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：(304) 476-2240
Established ：1959
Company Revenue ：$1,981,000
Number of employees ：20 - 49
SIC Code ：86862
NAICS Code ：81813
Web Summary
Q1: What is the name of the company's chapter and its affiliation?
A1: The Michael Late Benedum Chapter of the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL).
Q2: When was the first organizational meeting held for the Michael Late Benedum Chapter of AAPL?
A2: July 17, 1959.
Q3: Who proposed the idea of organizing a local chapter of AAPL and suggested naming it after Michael Late Benedum?
A3: Joseph W. Findley of Benedum - Trees Oil Company.
Q4: What was the name of the first roster of officers and members of the Michael Late Benedum Chapter for the years 1960-1961?
A4: The list is not provided in the text, but it includes notable individuals from major oil and gas companies in the area.
Q5: Who served as temporary chairman at the organizational meeting and gave a brief report on the national meeting he had attended?
A5: Joseph W. Findley of Benedum - Trees Oil Company.
Q6: What is the current status of the Michael Late Benedum Chapter of AAPL, according to the text?
A6: The chapter is described as a dynamic organization with scores of members from all over the Appalachian Basin who take great pride in their professional status and work to maintain it.
Q7: Who supplied information about the first roster of officers and members for 1960-1961?
A7: Walter A. Perrin, retired Employee of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc.
Q8: What is the purpose of the AAPL Governmental Affairs Weekly Report series mentioned in the text?
A8: The purpose is not explicitly stated in the provided text, but it appears to be a regular newsletter or update on government-related issues affecting the oil and gas industry.
A1: The Michael Late Benedum Chapter of the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL).
Q2: When was the first organizational meeting held for the Michael Late Benedum Chapter of AAPL?
A2: July 17, 1959.
Q3: Who proposed the idea of organizing a local chapter of AAPL and suggested naming it after Michael Late Benedum?
A3: Joseph W. Findley of Benedum - Trees Oil Company.
Q4: What was the name of the first roster of officers and members of the Michael Late Benedum Chapter for the years 1960-1961?
A4: The list is not provided in the text, but it includes notable individuals from major oil and gas companies in the area.
Q5: Who served as temporary chairman at the organizational meeting and gave a brief report on the national meeting he had attended?
A5: Joseph W. Findley of Benedum - Trees Oil Company.
Q6: What is the current status of the Michael Late Benedum Chapter of AAPL, according to the text?
A6: The chapter is described as a dynamic organization with scores of members from all over the Appalachian Basin who take great pride in their professional status and work to maintain it.
Q7: Who supplied information about the first roster of officers and members for 1960-1961?
A7: Walter A. Perrin, retired Employee of Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc.
Q8: What is the purpose of the AAPL Governmental Affairs Weekly Report series mentioned in the text?
A8: The purpose is not explicitly stated in the provided text, but it appears to be a regular newsletter or update on government-related issues affecting the oil and gas industry.
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