Enerfin is directed by two of its original co-founders, David C. Cremer and Thomas M. Imre. Together they have led the successful acquisition, management and development of nearly all of Enerfin’s midstream and upstream assets and properties over the past twenty years. Their unique involvement and success with corporate turnarounds and reorganizations complements their strong combination of operating, marketing, and financial management expertise. Working closely with investors, lenders and oil & gas producer/customers, they have brought innovation, profitability and stability to varied situations throughout the growth and development of the company.
David C. Cremer
Dave Cremer
has spent nearly his entire career, over twenty-eight years, in the energy
industry. As a co-founder of Enerfin, he has led the management and development
of the midstream business since inception. He has also been instrumental in the
development of several of Enerfin’s upstream oil and gas production properties
as well. Cremer began his career in the energy industry with Farmland
Industries, Inc. (Kansas City) in the petroleum refining division and later in
the natural gas products division in Tulsa. He holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Business with the University of Kansas and an MBA with Oklahoma State
University.
Thomas M. Imre
Tom Imre
has positively directed several entrepreneurial efforts over his 28 year career
– primarily in the energy industry. Beginning in Arthur Andersen & Co.’s energy
practice, Imre quickly moved to start several new business ventures in Houston
early in his career and became the CFO of Enerfin Gas Processing Corp. in 1987.
Working with his co-founders, Imre led the formation of Enerfin Resources in
1989 and has since provided visionary leadership during the company’s expansion
from an Oklahoma midstream business to a multi-state energy enterprise with
operations spanning exploration to marketing.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business
Administration from the University of Mississippi.
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