News Summary
Ty Bofferding has been named the new executive director of public and government affairs for the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association (LMOGA). With over a decade of experience in Washington, D.C., Bofferding brings valuable connections and expertise to lead LMOGA’s strategic initiatives in the oil and gas sector, focusing on advocacy and engagement to support the industry’s vital role in Louisiana’s economy.
Ty Bofferding Joins Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association as Executive Director of Public and Government Affairs
Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Ty Bofferding has been appointed as the new executive director of public and government affairs for the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association (LMOGA). This position places Bofferding at the forefront of representing job creators in the oil, natural gas, and energy sectors, which are vital to Louisiana’s economy.
Bofferding brings significant experience to his new role, having spent over a decade in Washington, D.C. as a senior staffer for Republican U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy. In his previous positions, he served as a senior advisor and communications director for the U.S. Senate Health Committee. These roles have allowed him to build strong connections, particularly with the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, of which Senator Cassidy is a member.
In making the transition to Baton Rouge, Bofferding has expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to work within an industry that plays a crucial role in Louisiana’s economic well-being. His responsibilities will include leading LMOGA’s public and government affairs strategy, which focuses on engagement, communications, and advocacy with local officials, media, and the public at large.
Bofferding’s Industry Engagement
LMOGA President Tommy Faucheux highlighted the importance of Bofferding’s appointment, noting that his extensive connections and understanding of Louisiana’s oil and natural gas industries will be instrumental in advancing the association’s policy priorities. Bofferding’s insights into the sector’s national and state-level dynamics are expected to support LMOGA’s efforts in shaping effective policies that benefit members and the community.
A Commitment to Public Service
Bofferding holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in international affairs from The George Washington University, specifically from the Elliot School of International Affairs, which he completed in 2017. His educational background, coupled with years of professional experience, positions him well for this leadership role in LMOGA.
About LMOGA
Founded in 1923, the Louisiana Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association represents all sectors of the oil and gas industry in Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico. This includes activities related to exploration, production, refining, transportation, and legal matters concerning the industry. Throughout its history, LMOGA has been dedicated to advocating for the interests of its members while promoting a positive impact on the state’s economy.
Bofferding’s appointment is timely, as the energy sector faces numerous challenges and opportunities in a rapidly evolving market. His leadership will direct LMOGA’s strategic initiatives to navigate these complexities while ensuring representation of Louisiana’s energy interests at both state and national levels. As he and his family relocate to Baton Rouge, the future of Louisiana’s oil and gas dialogue stands to benefit from his expertise and advocacy efforts.
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