Fort Worth-based Valor—a tech-enabled professional services company that provides oil and gas asset management for mineral rights owners, operators, and investors—is promoting Jason Beck to chief operating officer.
“Jason is a veteran mineral manager and landman; his promotion to chief operating officer is well deserved. We’re excited to see the leadership and operational excellence he’ll continue to bring to Valor through this new role,” Joseph DeWoody, Co-Founder and CEO of Valor, said in a statement.
Beck, a certified professional landman and certified trust and financial advisor, joined Valor in institutional mineral management after a 17-year career overseeing mineral asset management at a large international bank. As he advanced to director of mineral management, he enhanced Valor’s institutional business—most notably by spearheading the relationship with a major regional bank.
Valor said that Beck’s “deep expertise, leadership, and impact across institutional partnerships” earned him the promotion.
“I’m honored to serve as Valor’s chief operating officer,” said Jason Beck. “Being part of this company’s journey from the early days has been one of the great privileges of my career, and I look forward to continuing our momentum and supporting the team as we grow.”
Headquartered in Fort Worth, Valor said it has earned a reputation as one of Texas’s leading mineral management companies. The company’s services include oil and gas accounting, mineral management, and oil and gas consulting and outsourcing.
The company said its innovative mineral management software, mineral.tech, is a map-based and data-rich platform that integrates accounting, land management, data analytics and reporting.
Valor provides full mineral management solutions and mineral management software access and support to individuals, family offices, banks, trust and wealth advisors, foundations, and universities. The company also provides oil and gas back-office services for operators and investors, partnering with companies to offer owner relations support, oil and gas accounting, regulatory compliance, and other back-office operations.
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