Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast

What does the future hold for the Permian Basin, and how can collaboration continue to strengthen one of the world's most important energy-producing regions? In this episode of the Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast, host Krista Escamilla sits down with Tim Leach, Permian Strategic Partnership, and Tracee Bentley, President and CEO of PSP, to discuss the organization's vision for the future and its continued commitment to improving quality of life across West Texas and Southeast New Mexico. Together, they explore how the energy industry is partnering with local communities to address the region's most pressing needs, from education and healthcare to workforce development, infrastructure, road safety, and economic growth.In this episode, you'll learn: Tim Leach's story of founding Concho and how the permanent strategic partnership became a reality. How collaboration is driving meaningful change across the Permian Basin ing in education, healthcare, and workforce development is essential to the region's future The impact of the energy industry beyond oil and natural gas production What's next for the Permian Strategic Partnership and the communities it serves Whether you live in the Permian Basin, work in the energy industry, or simply want to better understand how public-private partnerships create lasting impact, this conversation offers valuable insight into the future of one of America's most important regions.Subscribe to the Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast for conversations with industry leaders, policymakers, educators, healthcare professionals, and community partners working together to build a stronger future for West Texas and Southeast New Mexico.We are all in this together and the future lies in the Permian.Host: Krista EscamillaProduced by: Escamilla Media

In episode 7 of the Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast, we’re excited to sit down with Zach Craddock, the Superintendent of Third Future Schools! Zach shares how PSP partnered with Third Future Schools to turn around the academic performance of two schools in Midland, taking them from an F to a B ranking! This innovative model focuses on preparing students for success through an alternative instructional approach, helping them thrive both academically and in life. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation on how collaboration and forward-thinking strategies are shaping the future of education in our community! Tune in on Youtube, Apple, Spotify, Amazon and join the conversation! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7l3n9HR0_g&t=3s Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/episode-07/id1768519112?i=1000697726651 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5tlOoUYOWu8dPrYCJYClW0 The future lies in the Permian and we are ALL in this together. #PermianStrategicPartnership #ThirdFutureSchools #communityimpact #Podcast #Education #Alternativelearning

"People tend to support what they help create." Cathrynn Brown, speaks about collaboration with PSP. In the latest episode of the Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast, Morgan Hebert the Director of Operations at the PSP and Host Krista Escamilla had the privilege of sitting down with New Mexico State Representative Cathrynn Brown to discuss the upcoming legislative session, the needs of her District 55, and how her partnership with PSP is driving positive change in the region. 🌟 As we gear up for another busy legislative year, Representative Brown shares her insights on critical issues facing the Permian Basin, from infrastructure to education and economic development. Plus find out about an important piece of legislation she is hoping to pass which will stop kids from being able to purchase synthetic drugs in convenience stores. 👉 Listen now to hear her vision for the future and how PSP is working alongside leaders like Representative Brown to make a difference for the people of the Permian! Thanks for listening. Please subscribe and share with someone you love in our community. We are all in this together and The future lies in the Permian. #PSP #PermianBasin #District55 #CathrynnBrown #NewMexico #LegislativeSession #PartnershipForProgress #WestTexas #leadership

This week on The Permian Strategic Partnership Podcast Russell Myers, President of the Permian Basin Behavioral Health Center dives into the partnerships that are turning the vision of a new mental health facility into reality. Discover how this new center will provide both inpatient and outpatient services, tailored to meet the needs of our community. Russell also talks about how close they are to their fundraising goal which will allow a collaboration to transform mental health support in our region. Join us on all podcast platforms and YouTube for this exciting journey towards better mental health care in the Permian Basin. Thank you for listening. Please subscribe and share this exciting project which is expected to open in 2006. #psp #mentalhealth #permianbasin #servingourcommunity

The Permian Strategic Partnership(PSP) is a coalition of 29 leading Permian Basin Energy companies and higher education institutions who joined together to work in partnership with leaders across the region to foster superior public schools, quality healthcare, a trained workforce, and safer roads. PSP's mission is to address current and future challenges to the responsible development of the fast oil and natural gas resources of the Permian Basin in the states of New Mexico and Texas. The goal of this podcast is to share the stories of how this one-of-a-kind public-private partnership is impacting communities across the Permian Basin. In our fist episode we visit with the President and CEO of PSP Tracee Bentley.Bentley explains the four focus areas that PSP prioritizes, how the coalition has implemented change and what lies ahead. Future podcasts will highlight members of our coalition and community partners who are working hard every day to make our region the economic powerhouse it is. The future lies in the Permian and We are all better together. Thank you for listening. Please Download and Share with your neighbors. Host: Krista Escamilla For More Information:www.permianpartnership.org Follow along on social media: @Permianstrategicpartnership on Linkedin and Twitter