Netherland, Sewell & Associates, Inc.
Annual Oil & Gas Property Evaluation Seminar

Each year, Netherland, Sewell & Associates, Inc. (NSAI) conducts its highly regarded Oil & Gas Property Evaluation Seminar for non-technical financial professionals whose work relates to the petroleum industry. The seminar is designed to help you gain a better understanding of the various aspects of the evaluation of hydrocarbon reserves as well as learn how to use reserves reports and studies. The seminar is often referred to as the "Netherland Sewell School".

Speakers at the seminar are members of NSAI's organization with significant expertise in the material presented. Topics range from basic reserves determination methods to economics to petroleum geology. This is a two-day seminar, with a reception the first evening. There is no charge.

We are pleased to announce that the seminar will be offered at two locations in 2010:

• Dallas - There will be two sessions, May 17 & 18 and May 19 & 20, at the Tower Club in the downtown Thanksgiving Tower office building. Click here for more information.
  
• London - There will be one session, June 15 & 16, at the Grange City Hotel located in the Heart of London City. Click here for more information. Also please note that EnerCom, Inc. will be holding its London Oil & Gas Conference immediately following the NSAI seminar, on June 17. For more information go to www.enercomlogc.com.

Any financial professional interested in attending one of the upcoming NSAI seminars is encouraged to submit his/her name and contact information by clicking on the button at the top of this page. You may also contact Tara Urbanski for further information, either by email at seminar@nsai-petro.com or by phone at (214) 969-5401.

NSAI, founded in 1961, is the worldwide leader of petroleum property analysis to industry, financial, and government concerns. With offices in Dallas and Houston, Texas, we deliver high quality, fully integrated engineering, operational, geological, geophysical, and petrophysical solutions for all facets of the upstream energy industry.

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