What is missing? Common mistakes in Mineral Management and best practices

Eliot Stone is a leader of the Enverus Minerals Division, guiding a team of professionals that work with individual mineral owners, mineral investment funds, wealth management departments, banks, E&P mineral departments, and foundations. Many of these groups seek ways to leverage technology to automate antiquated and costly mineral management practices and generate actionable insights all along the mineral and royalty lifecycle – from acquisition, through management, to divestiture. Eliot began his career in minerals as one of the early employees of MineralSoft and as a legacy mineral owner in Texas.

Catherine Nobles Medlock is a fourth-generation investor in America’s Oil and Natural Gas Industry. For the past 15 years she has been the Executive Manager and a member of MacFarlane Company-USA, LLC. MacFarlane is an independent producer located in El Dorado, Arkansas that was started by her great grandfather, Hutton MacFarlane over 100 years ago. Together with its affiliated companies, they have a portfolio of properties in over 40 counties and across 7 states, including holdings in the Scoop and the Stack in Oklahoma and the Permian Basin in Texas. Catherine is a 2003 graduate of the Sam Walton School of Business at the University of Arkansas with a B.S. in Financial Management and Investments. While in college she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma women’s fraternity and was also Miss Rodeo Arkansas. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Independent Petroleum Association of America since 2008. Being raised in the industry, Catherine values the importance of the domestic oil and natural gas business in the US and plans to continue MacFarlane’s investments as an independent producer for years to come. Outside the office, she enjoys the arts, barrel racing, hiking, and exploring the outdoors, but most importantly, spending time with her family, friends, and assortment of animals. She also raises horses and has been a card holder in the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association for almost 20 years.