From a humble start in E&P, Greg Armstrong went on to found and lead one of the largest players in the midstream sector, Plains All American Pipeline, until his recent retirement. In an exclusive fireside chat, Armstrong shares his insights on the past, present—and promising future—of the Permian and other plays, as well as the business philosophy he credits for his success.
Read: Plains-Talking Armstrong On Love, Money
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- Greg Armstrong, chairman and retired CEO of Plains All American Pipeline LP
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