LIVE WEBINAR
What the Best Emissions Management Programs Have in Common
A fireside chat with two Solutions Consultants who've sat across the table from hundreds of operators, and know exactly what separates the strongest programs from the average ones.
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Two People Who've Seen It from Every Angle
Between them, Solutions Consultants Nolan and Shea have sat inside hundreds of operator programs across the industry. They've watched what works, what doesn't, and where the strongest programs are headed next. This is a practitioner conversation, not a pitch.
Who is this For
If you're responsible for a methane detection program, this conversation is built for you:
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Operations and EHS leaders evaluating whether their current program is actually working
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Teams deciding on flight frequency, coverage, or program design
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Anyone trying to get more value out of the aerial data they already have
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Operators who suspect they're using their data for compliance and little else
This isn't a product demo. It's an unscripted conversation between two people who've watched hundreds of programs succeed, stall, or quietly underperform, and have opinions about why.
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Nolan has spent nearly three years working directly with Bridger's operators, moving from Accounts Manager into Solutions Consultant as the program grew. In that time, he's worked hands-on with a wide range of clients navigating frequency, compliance, and program design decisions, giving him a front-row seat to what separates a program that runs on autopilot from one that actually delivers.
Before joining Bridger, Shea spent five years at Esri leading imagery capabilities for ArcGIS Online, and before that, six years at Maxar building product for energy customers integrating aerial and satellite data into their workflows. He's spent his career at the intersection of geospatial data and real-world operations, and now helps Bridger's clients unlock more value from their data than they knew was there.