Pembina announces new senior management, changes to management structure

Following its multi-billion dollar acquisition of Veresen Inc. last year, Pembina Pipeline Corp. recently announced new senior management appointments and changes to its management structure.

Earlier this month, the company named Jason Wiun the senior vice president and chief operating officer of pipelines; Jaret Sprott the senior vice president and chief operating officer of facilities; Stu Taylor the senior vice president of marketing and new ventures and corporate development officer; and Paul Murphy the senior vice president and corporate services officer.

“I would like to congratulate these individuals on their appointments,” Pembina President and CEO Michael Dilger said. “Each of them have been instrumental to Pembina’s success and have made significant contributions to the major milestones that have helped transform Pembina into a leading North American energy infrastructure company.”

Wiun joined Pembina in 1997 and has held various roles over the last 20 years. Most recently, he served as vice president of conventional pipelines. In his new role, Wiun will be accountable for Pembina’s natural gas liquids (NGL), crude, condensate, oil sands and natural gas transportation pipelines.

Sprott joined Pembina as vice president of gas services in January 2015. In his new role, he will oversee the company’s natural gas processing, extraction, fractionation, and storage facilities.

Taylor has served as vice president of gas services and senior vice president of NGL and natural gas facilities since joining the company in 2009. Taylor will oversee Pembina’s marketing activities in his new role.

Murphy has served as vice president of conventional pipelines and senior vice president of pipeline and crude oil facilities since joining Pembina in 2011. In his new role, Murphy will oversee the company’s technical and operating services, information systems and human resources.

The new leadership and management structure follows a rapid period of growth for Pembina. The company has acquired more than $8 billion in new assets since 2015.