Manuj Nikhanj, president and co-CEO of RS Energy Group, is today’s Forty Under 40 featured honoree.
Today, Manuj helps co-CEO Jim Jarrell steer RS Energy Group, an organization founded 20 years ago that is leading the charge by delivering clean data and advanced analytics to the energy industry.
“At RS Energy Group, we never back down from a challenge. We work to find solutions to some of the most complex problems facing the industry,” Manuj said.
Manuj originally joined RS Energy Group in 2002, shortly after graduating from college, initially as a consensus analyst.
Over the last 17 years, Manuj has completed several hundred evaluations of public and private producers, plays and assets. He has also served as a trusted adviser for multiple company boards and executive teams around strategy and execution on new and existing assets.
Click here for Manuj’s complete profile.
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