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The Commodities Trading Club was founded by graduate students from Northeastern University. The club strives to create a learning platform for students interested in the physical commodities trading industry — covering energy, metals, and agricultural commodities.

Members study and write articles on topics like commodity fundamentals, supply and demand dynamics, pricing and hedging, commodity trade finance, recent events, and sustainability practices.

Looking ahead, the club eagerly welcomes professionals from the commodities trading industry as guest speakers, allowing students to gain valuable insights from their experiences.

Bayou Capital Group, the University of Houston’s undergraduate investment fund, strives to create an environment of experiential learning, mentorship, and professional development through stock pitching – driving exceptional professional outcomes at Bauer. Members get the chance to gain hands-on experience by researching companies, creating an investment thesis and developing financial models. Our club focuses on development to help each of our members grow their passion for finance.

The National Society of Black Engineers is a student-managed, non-profit organization committed to recruiting, retaining, and motivating its members to successfully obtain a college education with a primary focus on engineering.

It is an organized support network for individuals typically under-represented in the engineering and science community by implementing programs that promote academic excellence, personal growth, and career development.

The Thayer Energy Club at Dartmouth College is a graduate student-led organization that fosters dialogue between academia, government, and industry about the energy and climate nexus.

The club organizes events with industry leaders and researchers to promote discussion and deepen understanding of real-world challenges and decision-making, enhancing Dartmouth’s research impact.

To further strengthen Dartmouth's collaborative energy research culture, we facilitate networking events with other energy-focused groups on campus, including the undergraduate-led Dartmouth Energy Alliance, the Irving Institute for Energy and Society, and the Tuck School of Business Energy Club. Members with expertise in carbon management, industrial decarbonization, and energy system optimization provide insights across energy technologies and decarbonization strategies.

The club is also expanding into energy trading, bringing professionals to Dartmouth to explore opportunities in the field.

Moving forward, the Thayer Energy Club will continue to develop student experiences and explore career opportunities in the energy industry, empowering Dartmouth students to lead a greener future.

Our mission is to provide students with invaluable resources, including industry insights, technical standards, and career opportunities. Through guest lectures, workshops, site visits, and networking events, we aim to enhance understanding of the energy sector and prepare our members for successful careers.

The Undergraduate Energy Club at the University of Houston is dedicated to informing, educating, and developing students in specific aspects of the energy sector. We aim to guide students from broad interests to niche career paths in upstream, midstream, downstream, and IT operations. We provide a supportive environment for members to explore specialized fields through workshops, panel discussions, and networking events with industry experts ensuring that every member can identify and pursue their unique career aspirations in the evolving energy landscape. Join us to shrink the horizon and find the niche part of the industry you fit in.

The University of Houston Bauer MBA Society’s Energy Club is dedicated to fostering a dynamic community for MBA students passionate about the energy industry. Our mission is to connect members with industry professionals and companies, enhancing their understanding of the diverse sectors within energy. We aim to increase awareness and knowledge through engaging events, including speaker series, workshops, and networking opportunities, creating a platform for dialogue on current trends and challenges.

We strive to build a strong network of committed, like-minded individuals, empowering our members to form meaningful connections that can lead to professional growth. By aligning our initiatives with the broader energy industry, we seek to provide valuable career opportunities, whether for students transitioning into the field or those pursuing new roles within it.

Through collaboration, education, and community engagement, the BMBAS Energy Club is committed to preparing the next generation of energy leaders. We believe in the power of innovation and sustainability, and we encourage our members to embrace these values as they embark on their careers. Together, we will shape a brighter future for the energy sector and contribute positively to our communities and the environment.

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The Women’s Energy Network (WEN) is a global organization of professionals who work across the energy value chain. WEN’s vision is to be the premier global organization that educates, attracts, retains, and develops professionals working across the energy value chain. Our mission is to provide networking opportunities and foster the career and leadership development of women who work in the energy industries.

WEN Houston was founded in 1994 by Karyl White with the purpose of fostering the development and advancement of women in energy by developing a strong network. After years of being the sole woman on energy transactions, Karyl believed that many women energy professionals were in the same position, but unable to connect with each other.

More than 25 years later, WEN remains committed to providing high caliber events and networking to its diverse membership from across the energy value chain.

The CCRO is an independent non-profit corporation of member companies, founded in 2002 and dedicated to encouraging the use of best practices to support the financial health and effectiveness of both energy companies and our energy industry overall. Our member companies are continuously improving themselves and the energy industry through CCRO development, publication, promotion, and training, all regarding these shared best practices.