Canonsburg-based Archaea Energy, a renewable natural gas developer, recently made changes to its leadership and management teams as well as recent operating highlights.
The changes are part of the preparation for its business combination with Aria Energy and Rice Acquisition Corp. The deal is expected to close during the third quarter. Once completed, the combined company, also called Archaea Energy, will be publicly traded.
“We continue to attract top-level talent, and this group is a great example of that,” Archaea Co-founder and CEO Nick Stork said. “We truly believe that the talent and experience level of our team is unrivaled in the space.”
Megan Light was named vice president of investor relations. She will be tasked with research analysts and interactions with the investment community. She previously served in an investor relations role with Cheniere Energy, the second-largest global operator of natural gas liquefaction capacity.
Campbell Stetter was named vice president of finance. He will be tasked with corporate and development and leading finance initiatives. He previously worked at PetroLegacy Energy.
Derek Kramer was named chief technology officer. He will be tasked with internal and external technology strategy and operations.
Lindsay Ellis was named general counsel and corporate secretary. She will lead the company’s legal and risk management functions.
Chad Bellah was named chief accounting officer. He will oversee the company’s accounting practices.