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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2016

Building A Culture Of Collaboration

After dealing with sustained low oil and gas prices, cancelled projects and significant job losses, it's becoming clear that the oil and gas industry cannot rely on a return to the oil heydays...

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

Leverage the power in numbers

After dealing with sustained low oil and gas prices, cancelled projects and significant job losses, it's becoming clear that the oil and gas industry cannot rely on a return to the oil heydays of years past anytime soon. A fundamental change is on the horizon for this resource-based industry as companies find themselves running out of cost-cutting options within their organizations. Improving efficiencies, laying off employees and running leaner operations are no longer enough. So what other options are there?

Recently, Grant Thornton LLP and JuneWarren-Nickle's Energy Group conducted roundtables in Edmonton and Calgary to discuss just that. Twenty-five senior executives from the service and supply industry came together for two thought-provoking discussions about the challenges ahead and how the oil and gas sector can find new ways to redefine best practices and reach a new and more sustainable level of success.

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