What Happened?
Houston, TX-based Hart Energy Promoted Mark Chiles as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
A leader among energy information producers, Hart Energy (Hart Energy Publishing, LLLP), provides data, text and direct commentary about energy markets and technologies from sources worldwide. Hart Energy adds value through aggregation, organization and analysis to produce databases, information and insights. distributed through diverse media channels, from print and online (magazines, directories, web sites) to events (conferences, webinars), research (multi-client and primary studies) and custom publishing, including mapping. Collectively, Hart Energy`s experts deliver an unmatched body of Actionable Intelligence (TM) for businesses and investors engaged in today`s global energy markets. Hart Energy`s content streams encompass exploration and technology news, business opportunities, new trends, products and financial methodologies. Its online news services include analysis of market indicators such as crude oil, gasoline, distillates, and oxygenates, as well as a weekly custom stock index. The company serves executives, financial and operations managers, engineers and business development personnel in the oil and gas industry (exploration, production, pipeline and transportation, refining and distribution), including utilities, investors and the finance community. Hart Energy has operations in Houston, New York, Washington, Brussels, Dubai, and Singapore. Hart Energy Publishing, LLLP (formerly Hart Publications, Inc.) was founded in Denver in 1973.
About the Person
Mark E. Chiles, CTO/VP of Digital Operations, is responsible for driving forward Hart Energy`s digital product initiatives, utilizing the latest technologies. His teams build and support products for the energy industry and keep Hart Energy online for offices around the world. Under his leadership, Hart Energy has launched numerous website and mobile applications for its publications and conferences, and more are planned. Chiles joined Hart Energy in 2008 as Director of Information Technology, and was promoted in 2011. Previously, Chiles spent two years as Information Technology Manager for Excargo Services Inc. and five years as a Volunteer Firefighter for Atascocita Volunteer Fire Department. Chiles has several Microsoft certifications and completed the technology certification program at Kingwood College. He is also a member of the Texas Young Professionals group and has received the Best Disaster Response Award from OpenDNS for restoring Hart Energy following Hurricane Ike.
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