It’s the rare association leader who is well regarded as a scientist as well as respected as a lobbyist advocating for trade interests. Marc Meteyer has created a career niche over nearly three decades as a technical expert inside associations representing the oil and gas industries. At the Compressed Gas Association since 2006, he’s restructured programs and given additional credibility to the group’s safety standards around handling and storing hazardous gases. Prior to CGA, he spent 20 years with the American Petroleum Institute, where he lobbied the administration and the White House and was on the frontline of industry crises. Before his career in associations,… Read More