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2007 Gas Supply Marketing Forum

September 30 - October 2, 2007 - Hyatt Regency Lost Pines, Austin TX area

Sponsored by:  SGA Gas Supply Marketing/Transportation Services Section Managing Committee

Conference Co-Chairs:

  • Sidney Quick, Vice President Gas Supply, Alabama Gas Corp.
  • Gregg Russell, Vice President Marketing, Panhandle Energy
  • Mark Quinlan, Vice President-Origination, ONEOK Energy Services

 

View the presentations from this conference:

 

This Forum gives gas supply executives and managers, as well as other top executives from distribution companies, pipelines, producers and marketing companies the opportunity to develop valuable business relationships through networking activities.  This year's program will also include an overview of new pipeline projects in the United States and a fascinating look at the LNG supply and where new supplies are likely to come from.  Attendees will also hear an update of recent FERC activities, visit strategies to reduce risk in the gas markets and take a look at banking institutions, the latest players to enter the market.

Registration:

You may register for this workshop by clicking on the "Click to Register Online Now" icon at the top left of this page. Fill out the form completely, Submit, and you will be sent a registration submission number by email. You will be invoiced or your credit card will be charged, according to your billing information selection, when your registration is processed. The registration fee is $650 for members and $850 for non-members.  Golf event fees are extra.  Please register by September 14, 2007.

 

Hotel Reservations:

Reservations Phone Number:  800-233-1234 -- The SGA rate for the Forum is $249 per night, plus applicable taxes.  New cut-off date for the SGA block of rooms is Friday, September 7, 2007.  A Resort Services Fee of $15.00 per day will be added to the individual room accounts.  Amenities covered in this fee include:  unlimited access for local, 800 or 888 calls and in-state credit card calls, unlimited use of health club, tennis courts, bicycles, chipping and putting greens, golf club storage, complimentary shuttle into Bastrop, complimentary newspaper and complimentary self-parking.

Transportation:

To / From Austin Bergstrom International Airport (ABIA)

Super Shuttle - provides transportation to and from Hyatt Regency Lost Pines and the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, 24-hours a day, every day.  At the airport, follow the signs from the baggage claim area to the Super Shuttle ticket counter located near baggage carousel one.  You can purchase your shuttle ticket there.  Advance reservations via Super Shuttle are also available.  You may also schedule your return shuttle reservation at the Super Shuttle ticket counter.

     Cost:  $17.00 one-way, $30.00 round trip.  Cash or any major credit card accepted.

     Reservations:  800 BLUE VAN (258-3826).  24-hour advance notice is recommended for trips from the

      hotel to the airport.    

Taxis - are available on the baggage claim level at the airport.  Most taxis can accommodate up to four persons in their vehicle.

     Cost:  Approximately $25.00 for four people

To / From Austin Bastrop

Taxis - Concierge can assist in arranging for taxis to either of these locations.  Please contact the concierge desk for availability and approximate fares.

Around the Resort

Complimentary transportation to all areas of the resort in included in your resort amenity fee.

If you need a rental car, check out these options:  Avis Car Rental - Call Avis for special rates at 1-800-331-1600.  Don't forget to mention AWD# T233599National Car Rental - To take advantage of our program with National Car Rental, call 1-800-CAR-RENT and give the RECAP NUMBER 5503757.

Forum Dress:

Attire for the forum is business casual.  Sports shirts with collars and coats without ties for men, and skirts and blouses or pants for women would be appropriate.  Although dress for the forum is casual, some restaurants in the area may require jackets for men or similar attire for ladies.  Hotel meeting rooms can sometimes be cool during the day; you may want to bring a sweater or light jacket to the sessions.

About Your Destination:

Situated along the banks of the long and winding Colorado River between Austin and Bastrop, Texas, Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa combines a natural beauty revered by early Native American with a colorful history rooted in pre-Republic Texas.  Offering amenities for every interest, along with 405 diverse Texas terrain and an adjoining 1,100 acre nature park, the resort offers guests a true, luxurious Texas wilderness escape. 

The Arthur Hills-designed Wolfdancer Gold Club is like three courses in one.  It's holes traverse three distinct terrains:  rolling prairie land, a heavily wooded ridgeline and a river valley dotted with native pecan trees.

In addition to hiking along the numerous trails, guests enjoy canoe trips, horseback riding and fly-fishing.  The fun continues after sunset with marshmallow roasting over campfires, star-gazing, hayrides and performances by local musicians.  The resort's water park features lavish pools, fountains, hot tubs, an 1,100-foot Crooked River pool and a water slide.

For more information, visit Lost Pines, Texas on the web:  www.lostpines.hyatt.com and

www.visitlost pines.com.

For more information about this conference, contact Larry Farthing at lfarthing@southerngas.org.