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Landman advice
Posted on 2/28/13 at 4:15 pm
Posted on 2/28/13 at 4:15 pm
I'm graduating from LSU in May and I'm interested in becoming a landman. I believe I've seen some posters on here that are landmen so I'm hoping they see this.
How did you get started? My gf's dad has been one for a couple of years. I hope he can get me a few leads but if not then I have no idea where to start. Travel 8 hours to go to seminars? I'll try to email a few of the BR AAPL officers to see what that gets me.
Any help would be appreciated.
How did you get started? My gf's dad has been one for a couple of years. I hope he can get me a few leads but if not then I have no idea where to start. Travel 8 hours to go to seminars? I'll try to email a few of the BR AAPL officers to see what that gets me.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Posted on 2/28/13 at 5:21 pm to dome53
You need a hookup for field work...most brokers are out of Lafayette...Another option is to get your PLM at a school that offers the program and try to get an in-house job.
Posted on 2/28/13 at 10:42 pm to dome53
If you have inspirations of going in-house one day, one of the following degrees would be helpful: PLM/Energy Management bachelors degree, JD or MBA.
I started working in the field and earned my MBA from LSU. I then began working with a private E&P company as an in-house landman in Houston. I just recently accepted an in-house position with Anadarko Petroleum. I will admit, connections mean everything in this business. I know a ton of field landman that aspire to move in-house but most of them won't get the opportunity.
I started working in the field and earned my MBA from LSU. I then began working with a private E&P company as an in-house landman in Houston. I just recently accepted an in-house position with Anadarko Petroleum. I will admit, connections mean everything in this business. I know a ton of field landman that aspire to move in-house but most of them won't get the opportunity.
Posted on 3/3/13 at 7:43 pm to dome53
It would be nice to have long term work in Louisiana.
What is everyone day rate going for if you have around 4 years experience.
What is everyone day rate going for if you have around 4 years experience.
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