New Braunfels Utilities
Ryan Kelso holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial & Systems Engineering from Texas A&M University. Ryan has held various roles in the utility sector, including Chief Executive Officer and Interim CEO at New Braunfels Utilities. Ryan has also served as Chief Operations Officer, Director of Water Services, Systems Control Manager, and Control Center Supervisor at NBU. Prior to this, Ryan worked as a Completions Consultant at Kelso Consulting, LLC and as a Technical Professional in Production Enhancement at Halliburton. Throughout their career, Ryan has demonstrated strong leadership skills, operational expertise, and a commitment to excellence in the industry.
New Braunfels Utilities
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