THE WOODLANDS, Texas — WHC Energy is pleased to announce that Logan Reed has joined the company as Business Development Manager, reporting to Mark Broussard, Vice President of Business Development. Reed will be based in WHC’s The Woodlands office.
In her new role, Reed will focus on strengthening relationships with key clients while driving new business opportunities across WHC’s growing portfolio. She will also represent the company at networking and industry events, helping position WHC to connect with the right clients and opportunities throughout the energy and power sectors.
Reed brings extensive sales and industry experience to WHC, with a background spanning both the energy and construction industries. Her understanding of the collaboration required across procurement, operations, subcontractors, and other internal teams gives her a strong foundation for supporting successful project pursuits and client partnerships.
“Logan’s industry knowledge, relationship-focused approach, and understanding of the full project lifecycle make her a valuable addition to our business development team,” said Mark Broussard, Vice President of Business Development at WHC Energy. “We are excited to welcome her to WHC and look forward to the impact she will make for our clients and our company.”
Reed earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Environmental Science from Texas Tech University.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her young daughter, family and friends, being outdoors, and cooking.
About WHC Energy
WHC Energy is a robust and agile provider of EPC and construction services for small-, mid- and large-scale projects across the energy industry and power sector. Founded in 1957 as a family-owned energy infrastructure construction company, WHC has built a reputation for delivering high-quality projects safely and efficiently across more than 40 states.
Today, WHC Energy is part of Canadian-based Surerus Murphy and serves as part of a North American center of excellence in pipeline and energy facilities construction. The company is also a leader in renewable energy infrastructure projects, including utility-scale solar farms, battery energy storage, renewable natural gas, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen energy, and more.
WHC partners with clients to provide early project development, technical advice, procurement support, quality construction, and integrity and field services — all with a commitment to safety, collaboration, and respect for the communities where it works.
To learn more about WHC Energy, visit www.whcenergyservices.com
