TRUELEADERSHIP
With over 200 combined years of experience in the oil & gas service industry, the Chase Energy Services leadership team provides a deep wealth of knowledge and reliability for all our customer’s projects.
Chance Chase
Chance M. Chase started young within his family’s company, working summers until coming full time in 2009. Chance is Vice President of Business Development for Mack Energy and President of Chase Energy Services. Chance received a BA in Psychology from Rollins College as well as a Business Degree and a Professional Land & Resource Management degree from Western State Colorado University. Chance is a board member of the Chase Foundation, Goal Advocacy, and numerous community boards.
Brad Bartek
Since 1998 Bradley D. Bartek has served as the CFO of Mack Energy Corporation and affiliated companies owned by the Chase Family of Artesia, New Mexico. Prior to joining Mack Energy, Brad worked as the lead energy lending manager for BankOne Fort Worth. Brad graduated from Texas Tech University in 1978 with a BBA in accounting and currently serves on the Advisory Council for the Texas Tech Rawls College of Business as well as the board of directors for Enertech Information Systems (Enertia Software).
Curtis Tolle
Curtis Tolle has over 42 years working in the oil and gas industry. He spent three years with Dowell supervising acid, cement and frac. He worked for many independent oil companies in all phases of oil and gas operations, overseeing projects from drilling through completion and production. In 2011 Curtis started Par Five Energy Services and has grown it to now watching over 26 rigs. He looks forward to continuing to grow Par Five into a reliable & safe service company known for its excellent employees.
Jerry Sherrell
Jerry Sherrell has been working full time in civil dirt work for over fifty years. He has worked for several construction companies throughout his career with the most notable being a foreman for Mack Energy starting in 1991. In 2013, Jerry along with partners opened Bullseye Construction LLC, a division of Chase Energy Services. Under Jerry’s successful management, Bullseye Construction has tripled in size within only three years. His motto is treat every job as if you are doing it for yourself.
Richard Soto
Richard has over 25 years’ experience in the oilfield industry. He began his career on a roustabout crew for Phillips 66. In 1994, Richard went to work at Andrews Pump & Supply as a downhole pump technician and was quickly promoted to supervise the pump shop. In 2004, Richard took the position of Pump Shop Manager at Wilson Supply. In 2006, the Chase family purchased Production Specialty Services. In 2008, Richard was promoted to Area Manager where he was responsible for all NM operations and sales.
Claire Chase
Claire’s primary focus has been ensuring a friendly local, state and federal political environment for the development and production of oil and natural gas. Claire serves on the executive committees of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association and the Independent Petroleum Association. Her previous professional experience includes Senior Legislative Assistant to Congressman Steve Pearce, and Financial Advisor at the New Mexico Finance Authority. Claire graduated from New Mexico Military Institute high school in 2001, and went on to New Mexico State University where she received her B.A. degree in Journalism & Mass Communications.
Scott Ford
Scott E. Ford joined Mack Energy Corporation in 2013, where he served as the Safety Coordinator for Mack Energy Corporation and in 2017, assumed the role of Risk/Safety Manager for Mack Energy, Chase Energy Services and other affiliated companies owned by the Chase Family. Prior to his arrival with Mack Energy Corporation, Scott served with the New Mexico State Police where he retired and held the rank of Deputy Chief, after 22 years of service. He is a graduate of Northwestern University’s Center for Public Safety, School of Police Staff Command, a OSHA Authorized General Industry Instructor and holds numerous instructor authorizations through the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service and PEC Safety.