Western Midstream Announces New CFO
Western Midstream Partners, LP (NYSE: WES) announced the appointment of Kristen Shults as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective May 2, 2022. Shults, who joined WES in 2019, will oversee Finance, Investor Relations, Communications, Sustainability, and Accounting teams. CEO Michael Ure praised her contributions in enhancing operational efficiency and returning value to stakeholders through debt reduction and unit buybacks. Shults expressed confidence in the team's talent and commitment to sustainability and operational excellence, aiming to drive future growth.
- Kristen Shults appointed CFO, enhancing leadership.
- Shults has 15 years of accounting and finance experience, boosting investor confidence.
- Operational efficiency improvements noted, indicating potential for increased profitability.
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In this role, Shults will continue to lead the organization’s Finance, Investor Relations, Communications, and Sustainability teams, with additional oversight of the Accounting organization.
“Since becoming a stand-alone midstream enterprise, our team has made tremendous progress in reducing our cost structure, increasing our operational efficiency, and returning value back to stakeholders through debt reduction, unit buybacks, and attractive distributions,” said President and CEO
“I’m excited to further expand my role and lead such a highly talented and diverse group of professionals,” Shults said. “Their talent and dedication to excellence, along with our culture of sustainability and operational efficiency, instill great confidence in me that the best is yet to come at WES.”
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