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No Limits: Why Diversity in Leadership Can Benefit the Oil and Gas Services Industry
Things are looking up for female business leaders, and the entire U.S. workforce is the chief beneficiary.
By Carissa Skorczewski
November 8, 2022
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by Carissa Skorczewski
As the third-generation president of her family business, Groebner, Carissa Skorczewski carries the mantle her grandfather built 46 years ago. Her work at Groebner is ultimately transforming the energy sector. Specifically, she is modernizing many critical systems and policies within the organization as it thrives and scales into a national brand. Skorczewski is passionate about creating a positive work environment where employees are excited to come to work, developing a business where customers and vendors feel like family and making a difference in the everchanging natural gas industry.
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