Stephen "Steve" Stengell
Steve Stengell is President CEO, Chairman and the Founder of Encore Energy, Inc. and specializes in oil and natural gas lease acquisition, exploration and production in Kentucky. Mr. Stengell's strategic focus developing multiple horizontal well projects in the Berea oil pay of eastern Kentucky.
Mr. Stengell is the former President CEO of publicly traded E & P Company with 50+ employees. The company maintained audited financial statements, full material disclosure (highest rating from otcmarkets.com) to private and public investors and achieved a record stock price/volume with $27 million in annual revenue during Mr. Stengell’s tenure. Mr. Stengell served as an operator in both Texas and Oklahoma. Mr. Stengell is responsible for supervising horizontal discoveries in the Georgetown Buda (gas / liquids) and Woodbine Sand of Texas (oil) along with shallow oil and gas developments in northern Oklahoma. The Texas Woodbine horizontal Wallrath #1H produced 58,000 BO in its first year and was later reportedly acquired by Halcon Resources.
Mr. Stengell was the recipient of the Bowling Green "2010 Business of the Year" Community Impact Award and completed both the 2004 IPAA Harvard Executive Management Program and the 2006 Texas A & M Petroleum Engineering "Reserves and Valuation" Graduate Certificate Program.
Mr. Stengell participated as an expert speaker at the 2013 Utica Shale Congress in Columbus, Ohio and several other shale conferences in Houston, Texas and Columbus, Ohio regarding the development of the Utica and Marcellus shale plays.
Mr. Stengell holds a bachelor degree in Corporate Finance from the University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics (1995) and an MBA from Western Kentucky University Gordon Ford College of Business with a concentration in economics (2003).
Mr. Stengell resides in Bowling Green, Kentucky with his wife and two daughters, three and eleven years of age.
Mr. Stengell is the former President CEO of publicly traded E & P Company with 50+ employees. The company maintained audited financial statements, full material disclosure (highest rating from otcmarkets.com) to private and public investors and achieved a record stock price/volume with $27 million in annual revenue during Mr. Stengell’s tenure. Mr. Stengell served as an operator in both Texas and Oklahoma. Mr. Stengell is responsible for supervising horizontal discoveries in the Georgetown Buda (gas / liquids) and Woodbine Sand of Texas (oil) along with shallow oil and gas developments in northern Oklahoma. The Texas Woodbine horizontal Wallrath #1H produced 58,000 BO in its first year and was later reportedly acquired by Halcon Resources.
Mr. Stengell was the recipient of the Bowling Green "2010 Business of the Year" Community Impact Award and completed both the 2004 IPAA Harvard Executive Management Program and the 2006 Texas A & M Petroleum Engineering "Reserves and Valuation" Graduate Certificate Program.
Mr. Stengell participated as an expert speaker at the 2013 Utica Shale Congress in Columbus, Ohio and several other shale conferences in Houston, Texas and Columbus, Ohio regarding the development of the Utica and Marcellus shale plays.
Mr. Stengell holds a bachelor degree in Corporate Finance from the University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics (1995) and an MBA from Western Kentucky University Gordon Ford College of Business with a concentration in economics (2003).
Mr. Stengell resides in Bowling Green, Kentucky with his wife and two daughters, three and eleven years of age.