
Chris Polley | Summit Utilities
Senior GIS Analyst
Scott Minter is the Chief Operating Officer at Lake Apopka Natural Gas District. A former global CIO, he has led the digital transformation since joining the District in 2016. The team at Lake Apopka has spent time and energy integrating Esri products with their work tracking and billing systems to transition from paper documents to digital, using these integrations to answer questions like “where is the work being performed” or “where does work need to be performed”. A recent example would be the corrosion maintenance inspections being driven from the District Map, an innovation that increased visibility, efficiency, and safety for the community, providing a healthier atmosphere for all.
Scott spends his free time playing golf and visiting theme parks with his family.
Casey Randolph is an engineering manager specializing in GIS at Mountaineer Gas Company, West Virginia’s largest natural gas company. He has been with the company since 2014 and was integral in the conversion from its legacy mapping system to Esri’s Utility and Pipeline Data Model. He has helped develop and deploy multiple mobile solutions using ArcGIS apps. These solutions align with Mountaineer’s mission statement, which is to provide safe, reliable natural gas services for the benefit of its customers, employees, investors, communities, and the environment.
Casey enjoys spending his free time with his wife, son, and two goldendoodles.
Tamera Harris is a compliance manager at Atmos Energy. She led Atmos Energy’s first implementation of the Utility and Pipeline Data Model, which included data migration for nearly 6,000 miles of transmission pipeline as well as the development of a mobile and web viewer for the new system. Tamera has been with Atmos Energy for six years and has helped develop several GIS applications that have improved the company’s productivity, efficiency, and safety.
Tamera currently resides in Prosper, Texas, where she enjoys spending time with her husband, Lorenzo, and son, Hudson.
Michelle Tateyama is a GIS-focused project manager for Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) in Los Angeles. Michelle joined SoCalGas in 2015 as a GIS analyst. Over the last six years, has helped develop a large implementation of ArcGIS Enterprise that now supports over 6,000 internal users on more than 100 different web and mobile applications. These GIS web and mobile applications are used to support SoCalGas’s operational needs and help improve the safety of the gas system.
In Michelle’s free time, she likes to hike and bake. She is the four-time winner of SoCalGas’s Pi Day Bake Off.
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