Hadley McClellan has more than 20 years of experience in the industry for event strategy, budget and forecast management, program and agenda development, marketing strategy, advisory board development, contract negotiations and client/sponsor relationships.
Hart Energy appointed Hadley McClellan as vice president and general manager of Hart Energy Conferences, one of the company’s core business units within its multi-channel network.
McClellan most recently served as associate director of the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), and has more than 20 years of experience in the industry for event strategy, budget and forecast management, program and agenda development, marketing strategy, advisory board development, contract negotiations and client/sponsor relationships. While at OTC, McClellan consistently built industry and partner relationships, met budget expectations, created new opportunities and experiences while coordinating staff and partner timelines.
“Hart Energy Conferences are experiencing a seismic 200% increase this year due to increased demand for top quality information in a highly disruptive market,” said John Hartig, CEO of Hart Energy. “As Hart Energy expands its conferences franchise into new areas such as offshore, natural gas, renewables and cybersecurity, Hadley’s leadership and deep operating experience will be instrumental in accelerating our growth.”
“I have worked with Hadley for many years producing the OTC Show Daily and she is a true professional with extensive knowledge of the offshore industry and conference business. She will be a great addition to our highly successful conference team,” said Russ Laas, senior vice president of conferences at Hart Energy.
McClellan also added: “I’ve continually developed deep relationships across the energy industry and I look forward to building on the incredible legacy of Hart Energy’s conference business to further their premier position in the industry.”
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