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ENTERPRISE 2023 Issue

FEEL THE ENERGY Unveiling H&P’s Futuristic Workspace in Tulsa Revolutionizing the Oil and Gas Industry: Automating the Drilling Process Commemorative Bell Ringing Marks 60 Years on the NYSE

Hunter Smith Derrickhand, Rig 244

H&P Team, As we approach the end of 2023, I’ve been reflecting on the enormous achievements we’ve made throughout the year. I cannot tell you how proud I am of all that has been accomplished in elevating H&P’s commitment to each other, our customers and the communities we live in. This edition of Enterprise centers around the theme “Feel the Energy” – the energy that drives positive change in our pursuit of excellence and serves as a call to action as we continue our journey of growth, innovation and transformation. Feel the Energy means tapping into the collective passion, dedication and enthusiasm that defines our workplace. It’s about harnessing the boundless potential within each of us and channeling it toward our common goals and vision. Our journey at H&P has been about embracing change, adapting to new challenges and pursuing excellence in everything we do. When we are together as a team, I feel the energy in the room, and it has propelled us forward and continues to be the driving force behind our achievements. Expanding Our Horizons: As we embrace the future together, we are setting our sights on new horizons in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Australia. These expansions represent the culmination of tireless effort, dedication and strategic planning by teams around the world. They are a testament to our commitment to global growth and the exploration of new markets. In addition to these exciting developments, we also have reason to celebrate significant milestones within our operations. Our North America Solutions operations and sales team has delivered on our strategic objective of delivering returns above our cost of capital for Fiscal 2023! This endeavor couldn’t have happened without the support of every team and department in the organization to achieve this milestone — a feat that has not been accomplished since 2014.

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H&P’s relentless pursuit of our Actively C.A.R.E. efforts, our quest to satisfy our customers, deliver on our asset management strategies and the focus on our people were all levers pulled to drive this desired outcome. As we reflect on our achievements, we mark Colombia’s 50 years of success and Argentina’s 25 years of excellence. These milestones serve as a reminder of the enduring energy, dedication of our people and adaptability that define H&P. Our Commitment to Sustainability and Responsibility: Our commitment to fostering a culture of inclusivity, diversity and respect is another source of our energy. We have the best people who live our culture — The H&P Way — and deliver the best value in the industry to our customers. We continuously strive to create an environment where everyone can flourish and reach their full potential. Moreover, our commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility reflects our dedication to safely provide performance-driven solutions. This is another example of our purpose to improve lives through efficient and responsible energy. I want to extend my gratitude to each of you for your dedication, hard work and passion. Our collective achievements are a testament to the incredible teams we have built, and I have no doubt that together we will continue to generate the energy needed to reach new heights. In closing, let’s continue to embody our core values, actively caring for each other and tapping into our innovative spirit to strive for excellence and shape a brighter future together. Thank you for your unwavering commitment and for making H&P a truly exceptional place to work. I look forward to the exciting journey ahead, filled with shared success.

John

CONTENTS

CONTRIBUTORS

Letter from the CEO

Contributors

Prioritizing Safety

New Headquarters

Revolutionizing the Oil and Gas Industry

Grace Hentges

Director, Corporate Communications and Community Relations

External Communications Specialist

Cindy Bushnell

Rachel Nolen

Senior Manager, External Communications and Community Relations

Field Communications Advisor, Principal

Carrie Clark

Lily Siemens

Senior Manager, Internal Communications

Communications Intern

Jacy Lewis

H&P Colombia Celebrates 50 Years

H&P Argentina Celebrates 25 Years

Elevating Safety in Australia

60 Years on the NYSE

H&P’s Impactful Philanthropic Year

Service Awards

Unwind and Challenge Your Mind

Core Value Awards

Births

Graduations

Phyllis Dotson Scholarship Recipients

Stephanie Higgins

Internal Communications Specialist

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PRIORITIZING SAFETY AT H&P:

A CULTURE THAT GOES BEYOND COMPLIANCE Safety always comes first at H&P. You could say it’s in our DNA. It’s more than checking a compliance box. We have a dedicated culture of safety that is at the heart of everything we do, day in and day out.   We believe every action has a reaction and it’s our responsibility to do better — for each other, our customers and the communities that count on us. We think big. And we turn that vision into reality by setting measurable goals to control and remove exposures.   That’s why we introduced H&P’s 2024 Actively C.A.R.E.™ Goals in October.

LifeBelts Assurance • Implement an assurance process that includes Success Checks and in-person workshops to effectively evaluate the effectiveness of the LifeBelts program; ensuring that they are well understood and consistently followed by all stakeholders.

Safety Goal Reduce the rate of Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) potential (non-mitigated) incidents involving a LifeBelts breakdown by 10%. Integrated Performance Tools • Create an integrated Pre-Job Planning (PJP) tool that will provide a single tool for rig crews to improve total performance. Reduction of Energy Exposures • Improve H&P’s energy isolation and barrier systems to identify exposures where crews are not currently enabled and provide resources that effectively control these energy sources.

Long-Term Goal Pro-active management of third-party exposures (people, equipment and processes) to keep everyone safe.

Environmental Goals Emissions-Focused Goal • Maintain normalized Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) from FY23 performance. Spill-Focused Goal • Reduce the volume of spills/1,000 feet drilled by 15%.

Safety doesn’t take a day off. As we celebrate the progress made in 2023 and focus on meaningful improvements, thank you for working together to hold ourselves to a higher standard. From the field to the office, we couldn’t do it without you!

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Safety starts with you. Remember your LifeBelts: Rules to Live By. H&P LifeBelts highlight simple actions that individuals must take to protect themselves and others from Serious Injury or Fatality (SIF). USE ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INCLUDING CELL PHONES, ONLY AS APPROVED

MAINTAIN 100% TIE OFF WHEN WORKING AT HEIGHTS

Electronic devices present an exposure as a distraction and as an ignition source.

Fall protection separates you from exposures of a fall.

SAFELY OPERATE ALL VEHICLES

USE SAFE WORK PRACTICES WHEN HANDLING TUBULARS

Vehicle incidents are the number one exposure to employees. Seat belts save lives.

Every time we drop a tubular—it can cost someone their life.

LOCK OUT/TAG OUT/TRY OUT TO ISOLATE ENERGY SOURCES

KEEP OUT OF THE PATH OF MOVING EQUIPMENT

Isolation separates you from the exposures of energy sources.

Equipment can move or change position unexpectedly.

PERFORM PRE-JOB PLANNING TO CONTROL AND REMOVE SIF EXPOSURES

SECURE AND INSPECT EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT DROPPED OBJECTS

Pre-job planning tools have been created through years of experience by teams who understand the exposures of the job.

Inspections help identify overhead exposures before they become dropped objects.

ESTABLISH AND HONOR BUFFER ZONES AND BARRICADES

USE A PERMIT TO WORK WHEN REQUIRED

Buffer zones and barricades are created and enforced to restrict access to areas with SIF exposures.

Work planning and authorization is critical for non-routine tasks with unique SIF exposures.

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UNVEILING H&P’S FUTURISTIC WORKSPACE IN TULSA H &P is about to embark on an awe-inspiring journey that promises to redefine the way we work, innovate and connect. As the countdown begins, H&P is set to leave its mark on Tulsa, relocating it’s headquarters from the familiar Boulder Towers to a new location at 222 N. Detroit Ave. — an architectural marvel nestled next to the historic Greenwood District. “After calling Boulder Towers ‘home’ for the last 20 years, I’m pleased to say that H&P’s relocation to the new space on Detroit Ave. is on track for an early spring 2024 move-in,” said President and CEO John Lindsay. “Built with security and collaboration in mind for today’s modern workplace, this is going to be a new way of working that will ignite our productivity and create an agile environment for decades to come.” According to Director of Security and Global Administration Rob Ream, the new setting will be an elevated safety and security experience across the board. “All employees will have access to garage parking which is directly connected to the lobby,” he said. “Even if we exceed our allotted first-come, firstserved spots, we’re working on a ticket validation process to ensure everyone is protected from outdoor elements.”

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And not just anyone can walk into the building. Ream notes there are three employee badge check-in points, lobby turnstiles, CCTV monitoring at every entry point and all restrooms are inside of H&P’s controlled space. There will also be a badged chain-linked secure area to lock bikes. “Our goal is to take the element of safety uncertainty out of the process,” he said. Sustainable Space: This is not just a relocation; it’s a commitment to improving our environment. H&P’s new headquarters is designed with sustainability and environmental impact reduction at its core. With a nod to our rich 100-year history, the building harmoniously blends modernity with an eco-conscious culture. Sensational Amenities: Step into a world of upgraded amenities that will redefine your worklife balance. Picture a workspace flooded with natural light, a magnificent employee lounge with a dedicated outdoor terrace for co-working and events, and a state-of-the-art conference/training center where possibilities are endless. But that’s not all, a work café on every floor allows employees to recharge and engage with coworkers. Sit/stand desks with dual monitors to elevate your productivity, wellness spaces for ultimate comfort, and a library lounge for focused flex-working.

Collaboration and Connectivity: Expect interconnected collaboration spaces, both open and enclosed, on every floor, fostering creativity and teamwork. Meeting spaces will boast cutting-edge technology, ensuring seamless and standardized communication. Our new location is strategically nestled between the vibrant Guthrie Green and the historic Greenwood District, offering easy access to restaurants, cultural gems and seamless highway transportation. Safety, Security and Beyond: Your well-being is our top priority. This new workspace incorporates advanced security features, including covered and secured parking. Plus, 24/7-armed security on-site to ensure your peace of mind. The countdown to a brighter, more sustainable, and infinitely more exciting workspace begins now. Are you ready to take the leap into the future with H&P? Find out more by scanning the QR code.

The countdown to a brighter, more sustainable, and infinitely more exciting workspace begins now.

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REVOLUTIONIZING THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY:

AUTOMATING THE DRILLING PROCESS A s the world rapidly embraces gains in technological innovation and sustainability, the oil and gas industry is no exception. Automation is a game-changer, leading to significant step changes. Taking a closer look at how automation is revolutionizing the oil and gas drilling process reveals a safer, more efficient and more environmentally responsible energy industry than ever before.

The Automation Evolution Automation within the oil and gas industry is evolving rapidly. Historically, drilling operations involved intense physical and mental labor with rigorous supervision. Advancements in technology, computing power and data analytics have drastically changed which provides for safer and more enjoyable career opportunities in drilling operations. Autopilot … on a Drilling Rig? The industry has multiple paths for incorporating automation. One noticeable example is the transition from the edriller system to an autodriller system. Think of the autopilot function used on an airplane — the autopilot incorporates advanced electronic and digital technologies into flight operations, while still requiring a pilot in the cockpit. An edriller system does the same for drilling wells, with a driller standing by in a “cockpit” called the driller’s cabin. Taking the edriller a step further in innovation, an autodriller system is responsible for also automating certain aspects of the drilling process, requiring even less human intervention. H&P’s model-based autodriller, Autodriller Pro, promptly responds to many problems that occur while drilling, commonly called “disruptions,” with a focus on an increased rate of penetration (drilling faster). This also prolongs the life of the drill bit, which is much larger and more expensive than what you would buy at a hardware store. Making the process of drilling a well more predictable and consistent allows for better planning of operations, called well programs, which can take years to complete. A 20% increase in the rate of penetration (drilling the well 20% faster) can have a significant impact on a budget and schedule.

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Rig Floor Automation Another exciting example of innovation is Rig Floor Automation. The rig floor is an area on a drilling rig where the fast-paced task of connecting long sections of drillpipe occurs as the well is drilled deep below the earth’s surface. Equipment on the rig floor has enough power to maneuver long strings of drillpipe, weighing thousands of pounds, from the ground up to the rig floor, making it the center of well operations and activity. Automating equipment on the rig floor creates consistency through process automation and removes physical labor. Consistency leads to optimization opportunities as well as safety and environmental benefits.

A HexGripTM on an H&P rig floor.

Recently H&P announced the release of the Rig Floor Automation package which includes, the HexGrip™ 120 automated floor wrench™ — the industry’s premiere high-torque solution for the unconventional drilling market combined with the newly released Retractable Slip Lifters and traction control floor mats to create one cohesive solution. Fitted with sensors and data collection capabilities, the system adapts processes to sustain ideal results when changes occur, such as a change in drillpipe connection. H&P’s Rig Floor Automation generates ample data, identifying patterns and trends tied to processes. Just as with other industries, data collection through digital transformation contributes to informed decision-making. Digital transformation and automation are closely related concepts that often complement each other to drive efficiency,

innovation and competitiveness in various industries. This synergy leads to more innovative, efficient, agile and data-driven processes that drive business success in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Automation’s Impact on Safety and Sustainability One of the most significant advantages of automation in drilling processes is its positive impact on safety and environmental responsibility. Remote drilling control, created by applying the HexGrip, minimizes the need for human presence in potentially hazardous areas on drilling sites. Optimization of the control system correlates to a reduction in risk of accidents and exposure to hazardous conditions. Rig managers from the West district have provided their insights on the observed benefits of the HexGrip 120 wrench on their rigs. “Rig crew members on the floor don’t have to interact with it (the HexGrip 120 wrench) like they do with the ST-80,” Rig Manager Neil Sanson said. “It removes a lot of possible exposures. It is another leap for safety in the field.” The implementation of HexGrip 120 floor wrench exemplifies H&P’s innovative spirit by pushing the boundaries of advancement in operational technology. “It’s been crazy. When I started with H&P, I worked on a Flex 4S-Plus (a part of H&P’s FlexRig® fleet) and on rigs that aren’t even around anymore,” said Brandon Tingle, rig manager on rig 601. “I got to see when we put the ST-80 on the rigs, and now this rig we’re on is testing a new rig floor technology called HexGrip 120 floor wrench. It’s been a game-changer

for my floorhands because they’re not exposed to as much moving equipment, which makes a safer work environment.” As automation optimizes drilling operations, the amount of energy required to produce oil and gas is reduced, as well as carbon emissions. Further gains can be seen when engine management systems reduce excess engine use, which also works to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for the power required to drill a well. H&P’s entire FlexRig fleet of rigs can utilize utility grid (also known as high line) power, providing a more efficient option for powering the drilling rig. Looking Toward the Future While automation in the drilling process has great potential, challenges remain. These include cybersecurity risks, the need for a skilled workforce to manage automation systems and a generally skeptical approach to change across the industry. However, H&P leaders are committed to addressing these challenges in different ways. Automation is actively redefining the drilling process. Reducing the need for human intervention makes drilling wells safer, more environmentally friendly and economically viable — all while transforming the roles and tasks of humans on the drilling rig, uncovering new areas for technological innovation. An improved work environment combined with the removal of a physical presence on the rig floor creates opportunities to redefine roles in drilling operations for future generations. As the industry continues to embrace automation technologies, we can expect even greater advances, transforming tomorrow’s world of energy production for the better.

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H&P COLOMBIA CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF

INNOVATION AND SUCCESS I

n 1973, H&P, a prominent player in the oil and gas industry, embarked on an ambitious journey of exploration and expansion into foreign territories. Their destination was Colombia, where a dedicated international crew set out to establish a lasting presence and make substantial local investments. Fast forward half a century, H&P Colombia stands as a testament to relentless dedication and innovation. This time, it’s a local team that has stepped up to carry on the legacy of their innovative beginnings, fostering growth, expansion and progress.

“Our ongoing focus in Colombia has been to align our efforts seamlessly, a objective that has become more pronounced in recent years,” Quintero shares. “Over the past decade, our Colombian team has achieved remarkable cohesion, both as a local unit and as an integral part of our global operations. The catalyst for this transformation was the COVID-19 pandemic, which, despite its challenges, opened a new era of virtual connectivity. This connectivity has enabled our operations to remain closely linked with our U.S. headquarters and operations around the world.”

Maria Quintero, whose journey with H&P began 18 years ago as a system engineer in the Venezuelan operations, now assumes the role of international IT business partner, overseeing information technology affairs across the company’s global operations.

H&P Colombia’s alignment with the broader company’s strategies has propelled progress across all aspects of its operations within the country. Notable milestones include the adoption of state-of-the-art rig technology, exemplified by H&P’s FlexRig® fleet, which arrived in Colombia in 2008 and revolutionized drilling performance.

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Moreover, the team in Colombia has demonstrated unwavering commitment to anti-corruption and bribery protocols since 2008 significantly enhancing transparency and security in higher-risk operations involving customs, imports and supplier relations in supply chain management. Maria Claudia Gomez currently serves as the office’s secretary of general management and has 30 years of dedicated service to the company. She has watched how the office has evolved through the years. “H&P is a pioneer in technology and overall operations, and as the company evolves each year, so do our local operations,” Gomez said. “H&P’s proactive approach ensures that our office remains updated with procedural changes and technological advancements, bolstering our success in Colombia’s ever-evolving exploration and production landscape. Furthermore, the company actively engages in national and congressional efforts to showcase the caliber of our safety and sustainability practices, which are deeply rooted in H&P’s core values.” Gomez and Quintero agree that H&P’s core values have played a pivotal role in enhancing transparency, security, efficiency, diversity and

inclusion in both local and global operations. These values have led to a significant increase in women’s representation in leadership, engineering, operations and field roles, in addition to H&P’s steadfast commitment to inclusivity by prioritizing Spanish language integration throughout the organization. “When I began my journey with H&P in 1993, our team consisted of American, Canadian and Venezuelan employees leading the company’s efforts in our country,” Gomez said. “Back then, the oil and gas industry had very few women, with only six in Colombia operations. Today, we take pride in our remarkable local team, comprising dedicated and expert Colombians, both men and women, who have proven our capability and determination to further H&P’s enduring legacy and reputation of progress in our country. This achievement is a testament to the strong values and resources that H&P has invested in Colombia and our team’s unwavering commitment to the company’s vision.” As H&P Colombia marks five decades of innovation and success, the future shines bright, guided by the principles of teamwork, dedication and a commitment to excellence.

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H&P ARGENTINA CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF

SHAPING A RESPONSIBLE & EFFICIENT ENERGY FUTURE S

tarting as a modest single office in the northern province of Salta, H&P’s Argentina office commemorates 25 years of growing the company’s presence across the entire country. During this time, it has played a pivotal role in advancing Argentina’s energy independence. “We’ve had the tremendous opportunity to contribute greatly to the country’s success,” said Brenden Owen, who began his career with H&P Argentina 15 years ago as an administrative manager and now leads his team as the region’s finance director and controller. “It’s been a learning experience. We’ve always had the support of senior management and have built an excellent team here that has really taken the reigns. It’s a very different operation than when we first started.” Some of those differences include H&P’s advanced technology that has revolutionized the Argentina

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office’s ability to expand its reach and improve overall drilling performance. “I’ve been amazed at seeing the innovation that H&P has led and brought to Argentina over the years,” said Jose Luis Bolanos, maintenance supervisor at Neuquén Yard. “I’ve had a front-row seat to see the advancement in technology that H&P has pioneered for nearly 14 years. When I transferred to Argentina’s offices from Venezuela, it was like traveling to the future from the Stone Age. It’s thrilling to know that the company continues to improve the technology to make employees work safer and more efficient.” According to Owen, Bolanos and their team, the Argentina office’s decade-long transformation results from a blend of efforts initiated by H&P’s initial team of expatriates, who modernized the previously informal Argentine organization.

Additionally, the continuous enhancement of quality equipment by the company and the unwavering commitment of Argentine workers, who have progressed from warehouse roles to now leading various departments in the region, have played crucial roles in this evolution. “I’m very proud of the journey that H&P has had in the last 25 years,” said Ana Cristina Cretu, general manager of H&P Buenos Aires office. “We’ve built a local team full of talent and potential over the years. We are truly improving the lives of Argentinians through the work we’re doing.” Cretu, like many who grew up in areas outside of Argentina’s larger cities, recalls a life without consistent access to natural gas and the challenges that come from those limitations. Her life experiences drive her to be a true believer in the work H&P is doing to improve Argentinian’s quality of life, and this passion is one that is shared

by her team, along with a unique perspective of opportunities that foreigners may not quite understand.

We’ve had the tremendous opportunity to contribute greatly to the country’s success. “My own quality of life improved drastically when I moved to Buenos Aires, where natural gas is available everywhere,” said Cretu. “My hope is that we continue to grow and expand to be able to provide energy to more remote areas. We can’t wait to see where the next 25 years take us.”

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BRINGING SAFETY TO THE OUTBACK OILFIELDS R

ig 469 stands stark on the Beetaloo Basin. The super-spec FlexRig is now the most powerful drilling rig in Australia. H&P isn’t just supplying the rig … we brought our people and safety standards to the continent to embark on a new expedition with Tamboran Resources. The rig started spudding at the beginning of August and has now stacked due to the monsoon season. Kenneth Arnold is no stranger to working internationally but Australia operations are a new challenge he has been excited to take on. Arnold began his journey with H&P more than a decade ago. He started his career at H&P in May 2010, after a friend’s request sent him down the oilfield path. Arnold began his working career by enlisting in the Marine Corps three days after graduating from high school. “After five years in the Marine Corps, I joined the Jourdanton Volunteer Fire Department in Texas,” Arnold said. “I was also working two jobs and a friend told me about an opportunity with H&P.” Starting as a floorhand on Rig 227, Arnold faced the hard reality of his new role. Despite being in his early 30s, he embraced the challenge and found similarities to the kinship he experienced in the Marine Corps. Charlie Shelton was Arnold’s rig manager and urged him to pursue a motorman position. From there he continued to climb the derrick at H&P. Arnold’s journey with H&P took an international turn when he was offered the opportunity to work in Abu Dhabi. It was a challenging endeavor, but Kenneth Arnold

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it allowed him to apply the safety principles he had been preaching in a real-world context. The experience also reinforced the importance of understanding and connecting with people from different backgrounds. Reflecting on his military service, Arnold believes that his time in the Marine Corps provided him with valuable skills for his career in safety. He emphasized the significance of relationships and how they impact both work and personal life. “I really enjoy working with people and helping them see the same things I discovered about myself,” Arnold explained. “Ultimately, no matter how you look at it, people are the key part of the equation.” When asked about what keeps him motivated and committed to his work, Arnold emphasized the atmosphere and sense of camaraderie in the industry. He likened it to the military lifestyle he has missed at times. Moreover, he’s discovered the joy of making a positive impact on others while enjoying the opportunity to learn about different cultures and perspectives. Arnold is no stranger to traveling abroad. During his time in service, he was stationed in Okinawa,

Japan, Egypt and Thailand. Now he’s helping lead the charge of H&P safety culture in Australia. “New employees need to come in with an open mind,” he said. “They must embrace the opportunity to learn as well as share their knowledge out on the rigs.” Australia captivated Arnold with its rich culture and history of the country. He engaged with the locals, asking questions and forming deep connections with them. “It’s refreshing,” Arnold laughs. “I just love talking to the locals and asking them all 101 questions. I’m sure they’re probably tired of me already.” As he reflects on his trek in Australia, Arnold remains committed to his mission of fostering a culture of safety and camaraderie within the oil industry. His advice for those entering the field or working internationally is evident. “They have to be willing to learn just as much as they’re teaching out there,” he said. Arnold inspires others to embrace change and seek opportunities for growth and impact in their own lives and careers.

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COMMEMORATIVE BELL RINGING MARKS

60 YEARS ON THE NYSE I

n the heart of Manhattan, the New York Stock Exchange, an icon of financial power, was set to host a momentous celebration. It was a day that would mark the remarkable journey of a company that had not only stood the test of time but had also redefined the very industry it operated in.

H&P commemorated a truly extraordinary milestone in June. Six decades have passed since being listed on the NYSE. From our humble beginnings, we have grown into a global leader in the drilling industry. This day was dedicated to ringing the bell in celebration of its anniversary. The NYSE floor was decorated with banners and balloons in the company’s iconic H&P blue and the hallways were lined with historical information and artifacts of our journey. As the clock neared 9:30 a.m., the Executive Leadership Team and the Board of Directors looked out over the trading floor with a deep sense of pride. As the countdown began, and the excitement built, President and CEO John Lindsay pushed the iconic button.

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We are one of only 139 companies listed for 60 years or longer on the NYSE.

The trading floor erupted into applause, and the broadcast of the event reached audiences worldwide. We are one of only 139 companies listed for 60 years or longer on the NYSE.

H&P has come a long way from its modest beginnings, and this celebration marked just one more chapter in our story. With a commitment to innovation, a focus on sustainable practices and a passion for excellence, the next 60 years are bound to be just as remarkable.

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H&P’S IMPACTFUL PHILANTHROPIC YEAR:

Fostering Community Growth, Supporting Education and Celebrating Milestones Across the Globe

&P values active participation in diverse philanthropic initiatives across the communities where we reside and operate. Through diverse community-oriented endeavors, H&P is not just supporting causes but also helping communities feel the energy of positive change and support, fostering a sense of empowerment and progress. Our community-focused corporate contributions target four key areas: STEM Education Health and Human Services Disaster Relief Environmental Sustainability During fiscal 2023, H&P supported more than 90 philanthropic organizations — a 15% increase from fiscal year 2022. From our business offices in Denver, Dallas and Houston to field locations in North Dakota, West Texas, Louisiana and beyond, our local teams worked with local non-profits to grant dollars and donated time within their own communities. This structure ensures the funds we give go to organizations our employees are involved in and passionate about.

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Highlights of our initiatives include: Tulsa Area United Way: For many years, our Tulsa headquarters has participated in the Tulsa Area United Way’s campaign. Employees are encouraged to give at any level they feel comfortable and H&P matches all employee gifts 1:1. This year was record-breaking with more than $320,000 raised in total! American Heart Association’s (AHA) Tulsa Heart Walk: The Heart Walk promotes cardiovascular health and allows us to support the well-being of our community while having some fun too! Tulsa area employees and their families (two- and fourlegged!) joined together and walked the one- or three-mile course through downtown to help raise awareness of heart disease. Junior Achievement Inspire: By partnering with Junior Achievement Inspire, we are able to play a role in providing local students with tools and inspiration to support their learning experience. Employees from varying disciplines volunteered their time and knowledge to show area fifth graders what jobs look like at H&P. From engineer to finance and legal to human resources, our teams demonstrated our values and what’s possible in a future at H&P.

South Distr ict Kinetic

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Kids donatio

toy drive

American Heart West District school

Association’s Tulsa

Heart Walk

supply drive

K-12 Education: While STEM education has always been a priority at H&P, this was the first year we partnered with DonorsChoose — an organization that pairs the needs of local teachers with funders. This marked a significant step forward in our commitment to supporting education within our communities and furthering our involvement in community development projects. Classrooms across H&P’s footprint were eligible with STEM projects being the top focus. On top of that, our East region supported local schools with donations to two separate area school foundations — helping to ensure the area schools have what they need to build up their communities. Club del Petróleo: As we continue to engage our communities internationally, we celebrated the 60th Anniversary of Club del Petróleo in Argentina. This milestone not only recognized the rich history and achievements of Club del Petróleo, but it also provided an opportunity for H&P to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its presence in Argentina.

Toy and school supply drives: The best community projects come directly from our employees. Teams in our West and East regions both held toy drives that benefited their respective locations. Truckloads of bikes, games, balls, dolls and more were delivered to area organizations during the holiday season. When it came time for school to start last summer, our corporate headquarters and the West region both held school supply drives — sending kids to school with the backpacks, math sets, notebooks and writing utensils needed to start the year off right. Kenetic Kids: Our South region knocked it out of the park this year with donations to a number of important organizations including Kinetic Kids. This organization — whose mission is to enrich the lives of children with special needs … to foster the development of courage, confidence, fitness, pride joy and community — was recommended by an employee who has seen first-hand the benefits of this organization in the community. Enterprise • 2023 Issue

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2023

SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS 40 Years

25 Years

35 Years

Burlen R Sullivan Crane Operator United States

LaRae Levy Senior Manager, Bid and Contracts United States

Herb Denler Senior Manager, FSD Support United States Stuart Spencer Director, Risk Management and Insurance United States

30 Years

Miguel A Vidales Superintendente de Perforacion Colombia

James C Pinneo Jr. Manager, Regional Accounting United States

Terry Lane Carter Crane Operator United States Jerry W Carter Motorman United States Isidoro Salinas Motorman United States Heriberto Garcia Derrickman United States

Claudia Gomez Secretaria Gerencia General Colombia

Bob Roberts Maintenance Superintendent United States

Joseph O Stennett Drilling Superintendent United States

James L Farmer Rig Manager United States

Stephen James Atkinson Rig Manager United States

Vicente A Garzon Manager, FSD Services Bahrain

Mike R King Rig Manager United States

Daniel Hurtado Superintendente De Mantenimiento Colombia

Richard Joseph Shuler Deck Supervisor United States Cliff Tew Maintenance Supervisor United States Kenneth Brian Thompson Maintenance Supervisor United States Donald Alan Surber Rig Manager United States Dean Boyaci Offshore Engineer, Principal United States Karen M Handzlik Manager, Global Accounting United States

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Mike Singer Field Service Technician, Principal United States John Bell SVP, International & Offshore Operations United States Storri Lyn Wild International Bid & Contract Analyst, Senior United States Brenda Jones Accounts Payable Coordinator, Senior United States

20 Years

Keith D Armstrong Driller United States Oscar L Ray Jr. Driller United States Kelly Scot McIntyre Rig Manager United States Shawn Peter Biltjinitis Driller United States Adan Valentine Cruz Assistant Driller United States

Jose Gerardo Salinas Rig Manager Intl Bahrain

Kenneth Dewayne Cook Deck Operator United States

Jorge E Rojas Regional Director, Eastern Hemisphere Operations United States

Cesar Magallan Floorman United States

Brady Allen Hunt HSE Field Rep United States Dominic Perri Drilling Superintendent United States James L Taylor Maintenance Supervisor United States Charles P Wagley Deck Supervisor United States

Cruz Diaz Driller United States Richard C Russell Driller United States Douglas Branning Rig Manager United States Christian Blayne Arrant Rig Manager United States Bradley D Jacobs Rig Manager United States

Todd Lee Cooley Rig Manager United States

David Austin Bennett Driller United States

Mart D Vaughn Driller United States

Jerry Antonio Luckett Floorman United States

Jesse J Parkhurst Rig Manager United States

Branden Marquise Simmons Crane Operator United States

James Robert Miller Jr. Maintenance Superintendent United States

Michael Lance Davidson Crane Operator United States

Silverio Saul Torres Rig Manager United States

Ronald D Harper Deck Operator United States

Saul Bryand Rig Manager United States

Jerasha Mashaya Glass Motorman United States

Robert A Good Rig Manager United States

Philip Enochs Terrell Crane Operator United States

William Mark Westberry Maintenance Supervisor United States

Joshua Dale Sanders Rig Manager United States

Chad Outmon Control Systems Coordinator, Senior United States

Zacharias Lamar Shirley Crane Operator United States

Attila Vasvary International Account Manager, Principal United Arab Emirates

15 Years

Jason R Lane Driller United States Philip Donald Kuminski Drilling Performance Coordinator, Senior United States Danny Lee Mikels Rig Manager United States Roger D Kennedy Lead Roustabout United States Jerry Wayne Wallace Crane Operator United States Jeremy Patrick Hodges Rig Manager United States

Stacy Wayne Boatner Deck Operator United States Mark Alan Beddingfield Crane Operator United States Tommy Bridges Floorman United States Wil McMillin Rig Manager United States Ross M Skidmore Driller United States Ray Knight Taylor Driller United States Trey Tradewell Assistant Driller United States Jeremy C Davis Driller United States

Danny P Lang Rig Manager United States

Josh Holder Crane Operator United States

Kenneth Wayne Auld Rig Manager United States

Austin S Boyd Driller United States

Jason Roberson HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States

Tim Sebastian Rig Manager United States

Nicholas S Dean Driller United States

Demario F Weathersby Derrickman United States

Dustin W Powers Driller United States

Adam Cody Blair Assistant Driller United States

Elizabeth Ann Ivanov Senior Manager, Business Operations United States

Adam C Henry Remote Directional Drilling Specialist United States

Grant Garner Driller United States

Derrick Brandon Banther Rig Manager United States Christopher L Minor Rig Manager United States Michael Lee Hustead Driller United States Ricardo A Garza Rig Manager United States Jason M Wilkerson Driller United States Carlos Omar Navarro Driller United States Jose Luis Zapata Motorman United States Travis James Albertson Rig Manager United States Brad L Miller Driller United States Shane R Hatfield Driller United States Dace Daniel Neugebauer Driller United States Solomon R Solberg Derrickman United States Jaime Camacho Moctezuma Derrickman United States Thomas Edmond Pizano Rig Manager United States Matthew Scott Conner Rig Manager United States Chris Magee Driller United States

Daryl R Smithwick Driller United States Esteban Ramirez Driller United States Robert R Garcia Motorman United States Tyler Thomas Gaston Driller United States Enrique Guillen Hernandez Derrickman United States Ana Cristina Cretu Gerente General Argentina Agustín Arrigoni Gerente de Recursos Humanos Argentina Matthew M Kohl Rig Manager United States Christopher Cody Dye Rig Manager United States John Franklin Weisner Field Superintendent United States Ashley Nickole Marshall HR Coordinator II United States Shane David Singletary Manager, District Engineering United States Matt Reed Maintenance Superintendent United States Kristofer M Gober Maintenance Superintendent United States Adan Carlo Chavez Rig Manager United States Leland Brad Thomas Rig Manager United States

Andrew Neil Hyatt Senior Manager, Operations Account Management United States Thomas Andrew Saranthus Toolpusher United States

Camilo A Arellano Manager, Logistics United States Joel Matthew Ferland VP, Engineering United States

Jonathan Ryan Roberson Toolpusher United States

Mark Allen Bundy Manager, Enterprise Asset Management United States

Leland L Jones Jr. Field Superintendent Intl United Arab Emirates

Grant R Busby Field Electrician United States

Jeff D Craft Maintenance Advisor, Senior United States

Juan Carlos Campos Jr. Rig Manager United States

Tyson Pinnt Field Electrician United States

Amanda R Richardson Executive Assistant United States

Daniel Webb Rig Manager United States

Daniel Steven Vannett Field Mechanic United States

Mike Lennox SVP, US Land Operations United States

Phillip Jose Amaya Rig Manager United States

Lee Michael Lynner Field Mechanic United States

Jeffrey D Koon Driller United States

Cole J Reed Maintenance Superintendent United States

Mateo Herrera Manager, Intl & Offshore Business Development United States

Steven Chad Prater Rig Manager United States

Dean H Gonzalez Well Control Technician Field United States

Gustavo Estala Ornelas Rig Manager United States

Danny Ross Myers Jr. Maintenance Superintendent United States

Brenden Owen Area Controller Argentina

Ty Jeffrey Gratiot RSMS Technician I United States

Adriana Naranjo Mendoza Coordinadora de Recursos Humanos Colombia

Micah Aaron Backlund Director, Health Safety Environment United States

Hilber Gonzalez Vargas Coordinador de Contabilidad Colombia

Maurice Philip Bourdeau Safety Leadership Coach United States

Carlos Suarez Manager, Supply Chain Middle East Bahrain

Jeremy Matthew Finger Drilling Superintendent United States

Jules W Thibodeaux HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States Jared John Schneberger Lead Investigator United States Jose Manuel Rodriguez HSE Field Rep United States Aaron W Payne Drilling Superintendent United States

James Wesley Douglas Rig Manager United States Andy Dale Manager, Inventory Control United States Keith B Mappes Directional Automation Specialist United States Lance Edward Cogburn Inventory Analyst, Senior United States

Jeff T Guess Drilling Superintendent United States

Will Eagleton Senior Manager, Sourcing and Procurement United States

Jeffrey W Horton Drilling Superintendent United States

Jamie Morris Supply Chain Analyst II United States

Trey Adams SVP, Marketing, Sales & Digital Operations United States Samson Balachander Senior Manager, Rig Technology and Field Ops United States Divina Grace C. Turnham Manager, Financial Reporting United States Rachel Renee Denny Accountant, Senior United States Richard Thiemann Manager, Fixed Asset Tracking United States Michael R Reed Accountant II United States Carolyn Jean Prewett Payroll Coordinator, Senior United States Chuck Wilson Manager, Transactional Tax United States Cindy Kaiser Mauldin Manager, Income Tax United States Brenda Denise Whisler Senior Manager, Revenue United States George A Zeiler Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Admin, Principal United States David Wayne Ramey Manager, Technical Training United States

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2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Richard Brillhart Phillips Pilot United States

Bradley J Ellis Motorman United States

Henry Allen Akins Jr. Driller United States

Jessie Sanchez Griffin Crane Operator United States

Mark Bunting Rig Manager United States

10 Years

Larame Wayne Townsend Electronics Technician United States

Cesar G Rodriguez Driller United States

Mario A Delgadillo Driller United States

Nathan Rhett Wilkey Driller United States

Greg O’Neal Hooper Driller United States

Matthew Bonnell Driller United States

David Vasquez Nevarez Derrickman United States

Justin Everett Motorman United States

Paden R Ward Driller United States

Guy Calvin Connelly IV Driller United States

Christopher Jordan Fincher Driller United States

Derek M Nichols Rig Manager United States

Jacob Scott Gober Rig Manager United States

Dustin C Sullivan Crane Operator United States

Casey Dakota Tate Driller United States

TJ W Moffett Rig Manager United States

Peter A Pisano Rig Manager United States

Erick E Saenz Espinosa Derrickman United States

Taylor Allen Rushing Rig Manager United States

Justin R Tinsley Driller United States

Charlie D Graham Driller United States

Tyler J French Assistant Driller United States

Daniel Gonzalez Driller United States

Julio Cesar Olvera Driller United States

Chris Deason Driller United States

Earl T Brown Rig Manager United States

Jose Javier Hernandez Derrickman United States

Darren Mark Brady Jr. Field Mechanic United States

Justin D Hadley Driller United States

Michael T Cummings Driller United States

Benjamin G Long Driller United States

Brian W Pipkin Driller United States

George Palmer Driller United States

Nathaniel I Richert Derrickman United States

Juan Jesus Villarreal Derrickman United States

Christopher Monroe Driller United States

Carl Dean Ashley Derrickman United States

Jared Wayne Campbell Derrickman United States

Nathaniel Ryan Garcia Rig Manager United States

Allan Jordan Crane Operator United States

John Derrick Scales Driller United States

Richard Allen Lee Crane Operator United States

Brett Anthony Tate Jr. Driller United States

Jared Scott Deason Rig Manager United States

Alberto Monroy Jr. Driller United States

John Walter Rider Driller United States

Jose Erick Castillo Ramirez Driller United States

Berry Glen Jackson Driller United States

D’Andre Wallace Driller United States

Michael J Aguilar Rig Manager United States

Casey Wayne Redden Crane Operator United States

Adam Seth McMurry Derrickman United States

Thomas J Moore Rig Manager United States

Andrew T Rios Driller United States

Christopher Carl Lund Rig Manager United States

Michael Camacho Driller United States

Marcus Darrell Jones Jr. Driller United States

Colton James Arbogast Driller United States

Jose Luis Salas Jr. Motorman United States

Justin Wayne Ross Driller United States

Anthony J Seier Driller United States

Amando Luis Montalvo Motorman United States

John Nugent Rig Manager United States

Ivan Hernandez Driller United States

Abran Montalvo Derrickman United States

Edgar Eugenio Guzman Motorman United States

Jason Allen Goldman Offshore Mechanic United States

Ralph E. Davis Jr. Motorman United States

Ned D Ryff Rig Manager United States

Jose Miguel Uribe Rig Manager United States

Gary Lin Prestage Rig Welder United States

Justin Gene Logan Rig Manager United States

Richard E Pond Driller United States

Cesar A Gutierrez Motorman United States

Terry A Kile Jr. Driller United States

Sebastian Anthony Munoz Driller United States

Tyler Cole Hanson Driller United States

Timothy L Jones Driller United States

Zachary Maxwell Foerster Remote Directional Drilling Specialist United States

Emmanuel Castillo Derrickhand United States Cara Jo Dooley Administrative Assistant I United States Franklin D Welch Maintenance - Custodial United States Matthew Brian Thompson Assistant Driller United States Hunter Alexander Norwood Driller United States Peter Lawrence Koss Motorman United States Manuel DeLeon Driller United States Esteban Bernal-Martinez Motorman United States Carlos Ruiz Derrickman United States Michael John Wallingford Rig Manager United States Scott Michael Moody Driller United States Justo Daniel Vela Driller United States Larry D Martinez Rig Manager United States Edgar Omar Garcia Motorman United States Andrew L P Gibeau Well Control Technician Field United States Carl A Cascio Jr. Driller United States Jesus C Salinas Derrickman United States Timothy Michael Coaker Driller United States James R Downs Driller United States

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Rodquiez Jenkins Derrickman United States

2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Justin Todd Mckinney Driller United States

Walter Arreola Motorman United States

William Cody Walters Jr. Offshore Mechanic United States

Ruben Solis Driller United States

Dillon L Phillips Rig Manager United States

Bobby G Gibbs Driller United States

Ronald Casey Bettis Rig Manager United States

Mario Alberto Zamora Driller United States

Andrew Ortiz Driller United States

Eliezer Medellin Jr. Driller United States

Timothy Paul Johnson Assistant Driller United States

Edgar Zepeda Motorman United States

Jesus Manuel Ibarra Rig Manager United States

Christopher Gonzales Driller United States

Miguel Gutierrez Driller United States

Samuel Guinn Driller United States

Jonathan Lavelle Walker Driller United States

Justin Jarrard Jackson Derrickman United States

Seth Britt Childers Driller United States

Thomas Anthony Mixon Rig Manager United States

Dustin Loren Butler Rig Manager United States

Coty Douglas Bedwell Driller United States

Alejandro Leyva IV Motorman United States

Adrian Huitron Driller United States

Israel Velez Motorman United States

Steven Paul Chaisson Driller United States

Clint D Lawrence Driller United States

Nate J Colbert Derrickman United States

Benjamin Christopher Wells Electronics Technician United States

Romel R Rojas Driller United States

Alejandro C Vargas Derrickman United States

David L Andrews Driller United States

Nicolas J Romanyshyn Driller United States

Daron Wayne McDaugale Driller United States

Aaron Axel Hansen Driller United States

Jordan Lee Blake Wall Driller United States

James Mangum Motorman United States

Gabriel Carlos Driller United States

Jafet Velez Driller United States

Heath Keen Driller United States

Abel Cortez Field Mechanic United States

Griffin P Hietala Driller United States

Darren Christopher Lee Derrickman United States

Jose Martin Avila Driller United States

Justin B Collier Driller United States

Rodney Monk Driller United States

Kevin M Coughlan Motorman United States

Malcolm Bradley Robertson Driller United States

David Edward Tate Drilling Performance Coordinator, Senior United States

Taylor Bryant Campbell Rig Manager United States

John Snoddy Motorman United States

Grady Logan Hobbs Rig Manager United States

Eric D Lish Rig Manager United States

Ahmad Painda Muhammad Abu Dhabi: Public Relations Officer United Arab Emirates

James Michael Dorsey Electronics Technician United States

Cain Allen Hughes Electronics Technician United States

Hussain Al Aswad Bahrain: Accountant Bahrain

Matthew Lynn Peoples Crane Operator United States

Roy Autrey Driller United States

Michael Christopher Ytuarte HSE Field Rep United States

Steven Nicholas Salard Derrickman United States

Carolina Andrea Saleme Analista de Contabilidad Argentina

Scott Jackson HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States

Jason Ray York Rig Manager United States Andrew Joel Smith Driller United States Mark Alanis Derrickman United States Jerry Paul Beall II Driller United States

Sergio Martín Fernández Supervisor de Contabilidad e Impuestos Argentina

Casey A Morris HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States Jacob Bruno HSE Field Rep United States

Jennifer Sheil Administrativa de Seguridad, Salud y Medio Ambiente Argentina

Chris M Lemons Business Operations Specialist, Principal United Arab Emirates

Randy Rios Rig Manager United States

Kyle Bohannon Network Engineer II United States

Christopher L Howard Rig Manager United States

Christopher R Toller Manager, Inventory Control United States

Khyle Joseph Clowes Drilling Superintendent United States

Raúl Alcides Ayala Jefe de Equipo Argentina

Amanda Nicole Colyer Regional Director, Operations United States

Shawn J Hetrick Yard Foreman United States

Brian F Tuttle Rig Manager United States James W Thompson Jr. Rig Manager United States

Sergio Alejandro Diaz Alvarez Maestro Soldador Calificado Especializado Argentina

Jeremy B Albin Rig Manager United States

Julio Iracheta Field Electrician United States

Pedro Benitez Field Technology Support Technician United States

David Eugene Butts RSMS Technician III United States Jimmie Charles Logan HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States

Christopher Dwayne Jones II Rig Manager United States

Spencer G Wootten Field Electrician United States

Becky Michaelis Administrative Coordinator II United States

Derek D Hebert Field Electrician United States

Victor Alfonso Cardenas Betancur Jefe de Contabilidad Colombia Rosario Esther Rangel Sanchez Coordinadora Relaciones Laborales Colombia Julieth Diaz Coordinadora de Selección, Capacitación y Desarrollo Colombia

Joe R White II Field Mechanic United States Luis Roel Gutierrez III Field Mechanic United States Nevada Christian Knudson Well Control Technician Field United States Chris A Raper Maintenance Superintendent United States James Crawford Field Mechanic United States Edward Carter Well Control Technician Field United States Matthew G Truex RSMS Technician, Principal United States

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2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Chris McDill Safety Leadership Coach United States

Mitch McKinnis Manager, Well Control United States

Johnny Lee Martin III Stack Crew Motorman United States

Franco Tenna Internal Auditor, Senior United States

Zeth Dwain Kendrick Stack Crew Driller United States

Ashley Okotoghaide Manager of Internal Reporting United States

Aaron Nicholas Rios Stack Crew Driller United States

Thomas Moritz Corporate Sustainability, Principal United States

Codey D Chaney Driller United States Matthew Duke Trevino Rig Manager United States Kevin Daron Fortenberry Automation and Technology Advisor, Principal United States Jason E Miles Rig Technologies Technician, Senior - Rotator United States

Dylan McMurry Investor Relations Analyst, Senior United States Haley Marie Pianalto Accountant, Senior United States Timothy R Fleming Manager, Regional Accounting United States Luu Tran Software Engineer, Principal United States

Kate McCluskey Manager, Capital Projects and FMC Facility Administration United States

Tey Donley ERP Functional Analyst, Principal United States

Scott Alan Hunt Material Planning Coordinator, Principal United States

Daniel A Bowers HR Business Partner United States

Drew A Felton Drilling Solutions Partner United States Matthew Summersgill Algorithm Engineer, Senior United States Michael Winkler Supply Chain Analyst II United States Whitney Marie Jennings Supply Chain Analyst, Senior United States April Marie Rodrigues Manager, Contract Management United States

William A Simpson Caretaker Cherokee Club United States Ronald Santiesteban Vallejos Perforador “A” Argentina Chris Powe Field Electrician United States

5 Years

Chase Eckert Odom Motorhand United States Joseph Marvin Tucker Derrickhand United States

Cristi Marie Harrington Director, Sales North America United States

Paul Eugene Thompson Derrickhand United States

Kimberly Jo Campozano Supervisor, Drug & Alcohol Administration United States

Paul Garrett Jackson Driller United States

Joshua Powell Drilling Performance Coordinator, Senior United States Paul Robert Stern Supervisor, RSMS United States

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Renee Gunter Administrative Coordinator United States Sally Macdonald Administrator United Kingdom

Sara Marie Momper Vice President Chief Accounting Officer United States Willard Proctor Forehand United States Lee Ann Land Accounting Coordinator, Senior United States Walter David McCann Offshore Electrician United States Matthew Zane Croxton Driller United States Jeffrey Brian Stokes Driller United States Charles D Jones Crane Operator United States William Keith Abel Toolpusher United States David Dale Foshee Driller United States Jeremy Keith Jones Driller United States Rolando Serna Rig Manager United States Calvin Jeffrey Robbins Driller United States Samuel Aleman Floorman United States Fernando Andrade Rig Manager United States Roel Perez Jr. Driller United States Richard Koeppen Driller United States Francisco J Ramirez Rig Manager United States Joshua Todd Smith Rig Manager United States Gilberto Alonso Guajardo Motorman United States Paul Adolph Neth III Driller United States Ryan Chase Vera Driller United States

Pierre R Cortez Driller United States

Jacob Terrace Miller Driller United States

Jacob Logan Williams Rig Manager United States

Reed Tommy Jeter Field Mechanic United States

Alejandro Bazan Martinez Motorman United States

Michael Dalton Slade Rig Manager United States

Silvestre Amarillas Jr. Derrickman United States

Dustin Rick Wiley Driller United States

Arnoldo Lugo Stack Crew Motorman United States

Randell Luther Martinez Motorman United States

Joshua James Orlando Driller United States

Daniel Cortez Driller United States

Rodolfo Resendez Floorman United States

Dillon Bryan Bates Driller United States

Ruben Martinez Jr. Derrickman United States

Damion Lance Connor Derrickman United States

Mart Torres Driller United States

Russell Allen Sistrunk Driller United States

Samuel T Hobbs Driller United States

Gregory G Soderlund Floorman United States

Harold W Roberts Driller United States

Steven J Irvin Derrickman United States

Shanon David Zimney Driller United States

William Justin Atwood Offshore Electrician United States

Troy Allan Nygren Motorman United States

Miguel Angel Calderon Derrickman United States

Juan Mejia Driller United States

Roy H Mann IV Motorman United States

Joshua Ryan Peppers Rig Manager United States

Erik A Riojas Derrickman United States

Beau Wesley Bryan Driller United States

Cole Helgeson Derrickman United States

Rodrigo Cazares Floorman United States

Rick Justin Sill Driller United States

Drew Turner Shows Offshore Mechanic United States

John David Williamson Driller United States

Filogonio B Duarte Floorman United States

Patrick Woodard Motorman United States

Darryl Scott Tennefos Jr. Driller United States

Art C Luna Floorman United States

Jorge A Salazar Motorman United States

Justin Wilson Gary Derrickman United States

2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Albert Denzell Barnes Driller United States

Woodroe Weary Jr. Floorman United States

Brandon Michael McMillan Driller United States

Jose Lopez Motorman United States

Clint Boothe Motorman United States

Oscar Mendez Derrickman United States

Byron Jamaal Husband Derrickman United States

Thomas Lee Rodgers Motorman United States

Jose Manuel Garcia Jr. Floorman United States

David Hernandez Derrickman United States

Luis Morales Rodriguez Driller United States

Ryan Cody Husband Floorman United States

Douglas Edward James Driller United States

Shawn Anthony Ferguson Rig Manager United States

Travis Wayne Harris Motorman United States

Josue Guillermo Obregon Derrickman United States

Kevin John Basquez Motorman United States

Miguel Carrillo Robles Motorman United States

Earl Lloyd Holyoak Motorman United States

Ben Devon Rogers Floorman United States

Alfelio Martinez Marquez Motorman United States

Christian Jesus Del Angel Derrickman United States

Tristan Crew Rosser Derrickman United States

Paul Zackary Caballero Derrickman United States

Christopher Ray Rivas Derrickman United States

Steven Michael Massey Driller United States

Lee Bullard Floorman United States

Andrew Tew Derrickman United States

Jimmy L Bester Floorman United States

Daniel Martin Saldivar Driller United States

Christopher Bryan Ivey Motorman United States

Emmanuel Macias Derrickman United States

Juan Pablo Alvarez Floorman United States

Sean Anthony Hernandez Driller United States

Daniel James Matthews Motorman United States

Maurice Lee Beard Floorman United States

Chase Michael Feigles Driller United States

Raul Enrique Mares Driller United States

Brian Odell Disbrow HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States

Kevin Michael Timm Floorman United States

Ramiro Alberto Cantu Derrickman United States

William Allen Crane Operator United States

Tyler Zachary Pratt Driller United States

Martin DeVon Wilson Derrickman United States

Steven Charles Odum Motorman United States

Orlando Reyes III Driller United States

Caleb Bevil Driller United States

Joseph Dale Sertuche Derrickman United States

Michael Christopher Harding Driller United States

David Chase Thomas Driller United States

Joshua T Skipper Driller United States

John Edgar Nealy Jr. Driller United States

Walter Grant McLaughlin Driller United States

Kole Edward William Larsen Driller United States

Dustin Gray Blakely Rig Manager United States

Evan Andrew Barton Derrickman United States

John Cole Cowan Driller United States

Jackie Wayne Harper Driller United States

Dylan Lee Howard Derrickman United States

Angel Renteria Floorman United States

Casper Cole Wansley Derrickman United States

Shavondrik Thacker Motorman United States

Michael Barefield Lead Roustabout United States

Daniel Porter Monroe Motorman United States

Robert Chet Barnes Motorman United States

Daniel Cortes Floorman United States

Cooper Douglas Sowers Derrickman United States

Vance A Newell Motorman United States

Wilbert Gonzalez Derrickman United States

Gabriel Chapa III Derrickman United States

Charles Sterling Johnson Jr. Derrickman United States

Steven Gonzalez Derrickman United States

David Lee Beavers Derrickman United States

John Oliver Perry Jr. Motorman United States

Juan Miguel Orozco Derrickman United States

Salvador Rodarte Motorman United States

Brandon Andrew Estrada Driller United States

Dennis Michael Neumann Driller United States

Cory Washington Floorman United States

Byron Anthany Kersee Jr. Stack Crew Motorman United States

Abiel Martinez Assistant Driller United States

Dominique Antonio Tovell HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States

Kelvin Ladell Bateaste Driller United States

Francisco Xavier Caballero Driller United States

Brantly Lavon Beach Motorman United States

Raymond Allen Maples Motorman United States

Bryan James McClellan Derrickman United States

David Colton Mize Driller United States

Victor M Garcia Derrickman United States

Damon T Vaughn Motorman United States

Austin Paul Mitchell Driller United States

Martin Reyes Derrickman United States

Christian Joseph Hurla Driller United States

Robert Lee Dannemiller Motorman United States

Brian Clay Joiner Lead Roustabout United States

Kalob Lane Goldman Derrickman United States

Zachary T Cox Driller United States

David Huston Temple Floorman United States

Lucas Mackay Larson Derrickman United States

Christopher Austin Meyers Derrickman United States

Christopher Ortiz Legaspi Derrickman United States

Robert Pierce Jr. Derrickman United States

Julian Garcia Driller United States

Jose Ramon Ramirez Del Real Derrickman United States

Melvin Luther Chappell Derrickman United States

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2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Juan Manuel Rangel Derrickman United States

Shawn William Hill Derrickman United States

Felipe Reyes Macias Floorman United States

Jonathan Nicholas Cordova Rig Manager United States

James Montgomery Sanders II Driller United States

Paul Brennan Gibson Motorman United States

Landon Shane Seyfarth Driller United States

Isaac Reyes Derrickman United States

Jonathan Alejandro Garcia Assistant Driller United States

Christopher Walker Roustabout United States

Gary Mark Whitton Jr. Motorman United States

Ian Lee Cruz Floorman United States

Ryan Rafael Motorman United States

Brenden Douglas Weir Derrickman United States

Christopher Lane Johnson Derrickman United States

Ricardo Antonio Romo Motorman United States

Robert Dillon Doby Driller United States

Jordan Lamar Moore Derrickman United States

Jose Vicente Garza Jr. Motorman United States

Colt Reilly Lerch Driller United States

Mario Alberto Robles Derrickman United States

Keith Stacy Owens Driller United States

William Evan Vigil Jr. Driller United States

T Lee Motorman United States

Jonathan Dale Wilson Driller United States

Julio Cesar Ortiz-Navarrete Motorman United States

Jeremy Allan Freeman Rig Manager United States

Bailey Daniel Giles Offshore Electrician United States

Austin Lee Langford Derrickman United States

Adam Anthony Abel Derrickman United States

Aaron Montoya Salazar Derrickman United States

Jose Guadalupe Bazaldua Derrickman United States

Tevin Jamarcus Gill Lead Roustabout United States

Jesus Alberto Zamora Balbino Derrickman United States

Ivan P Ornelas Derrickman United States

Dylan Cooper McDowell Derrickman United States

Roberto Isaac Vega Derrickman United States

Paxton Michael Duke Derrickman United States

Brian Mark Vanderford Floorman United States

Michael L Berry Derrickman United States

Juan Alberto Moreno Jr. Derrickman United States

Nathanial Ryan Roche Driller United States

Zachary T Savoie Motorman United States

Ignacio Castaneda Motorman United States

Virgil James Anthony Derrickman United States

Harley Glen Davidson McQueen Derrickman United States

Noe Luna Derrickman United States

Jeffrey Miles Camarena Derrickman United States

Justin Michael McCarty Motorman United States

Joshua Neal Sennett Driller United States

Kevin Wade Shelby II Derrickman United States

Seth Paul Brian Derrickman United States

Hulises Rangel Floorman United States

David Torres Derrickman United States

Jerrad Jensen Creel Crane Operator United States

Alberto Diaz Floorman United States

Lonnie Michael Chiasson Jr. Floorman United States

Mathew Martinez Rig Move Crew Derrickman United States

Zane Dennis Spann Derrickman United States

Justin Michael Savell Offshore Electrician United States

Miguel Angel Reyes Motorman United States

Sean Christopher Paulson Motorman United States

Leon Marshall Brown Derrickman United States

Vincent Tyler-Michael Wennberg Driller United States

Malik Kendrell Claiborne Derrickman United States

Michael Lee Lauer Derrickman United States

Valid Zahrooni Floorman United States

Eric V Wolfe Motorman United States

Ray Guerrero Motorman United States

Jimmy Ray Miles Jr. Driller United States

Shawn Shay Reiner Derrickman United States

Marcos Sergio Guzman Derrickman United States

Derry J Gaspard Driller United States

Adrian De Luna Motorman United States

Markeith Brown Floorman United States

Jason Lee Calhoun Motorman United States

Coby Lee Reed Motorman United States

Jeremy Cornelius Lewis Derrickman United States

Charlie Ray Hines Rig Manager United States Oryan Holder Rig Manager United States Jason Dean Parker Derrickman United States Tyler Lee Wideman Motorman United States Tommy Lee Cress Crane Operator United States Wesley Clay Catto Driller United States Jacob M Brevell Motorman United States Matthew Walton Hootsell Driller United States Justin Michael Sanderson Driller United States Robert Kipland Holley Driller United States Frank Merlyn Myres Driller United States

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Denver Lee Coronado Derrickman United States Rey David Bazan Driller United States Thomas Devon Whitbey Motorman United States Steven Christopher Miles Motorman United States Jesse Corwin Pilati Motorman United States Michael Christopher Taylor Motorman United States Joshua Lance Sellers Floorman United States Julian Ulises Ibarra Derrickman United States

Juan J Vallejo Jr. Motorman United States Jeremy Garcia Driller United States Sergio Gerardo Benavides Jr. Derrickman United States Jonathon Chevy Rhodes Floorman United States Steven Kent Johnson Motorman United States Charles Gabriel McAfee Derrickman United States Corey Alan Payne Floorman United States Hunter Scott Faler Derrickman United States

2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS David Nelson Rollinson Safety Pusher - Rotator United States

LeeAnn Gray Administrative Coordinator II United States

Stephanie Marie Esparza Supply Chain Analyst II United States

Mark Todd George Field Mechanic United States

Tom Devasia India: BIPM Engineer, Senior India

Matthew Alan Buckley Lead Roustabout United States

Claudia Galindo Billing Analyst II United States

Emiliano Lucas Calamandrei Coordinador de HSE de Campo Argentina

Ruben Eric Gonzales Well Control Technician Field United States

Jarvid Barnes Derrickman United States

Yulder Alejandro Urrego Aragon Asistente de Bodega Colombia

Luis Sebastian Gutierrez Peón Práctico de Perforación “A” Argentina

Justin Sterling Robertson Well Control Technician Field United States

Ketul Kishor Khambhayata India: Remote Operations Engineer II India

Andrew Wayne Robinson Asst Inventory Control Supervisor United States

Ricardo Martin Alcantar Well Control Technician Field United States

Ryne Christopher McCullough Supervisor, Inventory Control United States

Kenneth Bruce Mitchell Digital Operations Tech Support, Principal United States

LeDarius Charles Turner Safety Paramedic United States Joseph Seth Costantino Derrickman United States Roderick D Hall Motorman United States Brian Alan Irish Derrickman United States Rodrigo Alexis Murillo Motorman United States Adalberto T Hernandez Derrickman United States Va’Naun Alexander Polk Motorman United States Enrique Franco Bagby Derrickman United States Manuel Alejandro Ordoque Derrickman United States Sebastian Rodriguez Motorman United States Austin Alvarez Motorman United States Belén Soledad Lázzari Asistente Administrativa Argentina Jonathan Jules Garcia Rig Manager Intl Bahrain Tanner Kight Rig Manager United States Trevor Snapp Drilling Engineer Advisor II United States Jose Antonio Cutta Melendez Campamentero de Base Colombia Andrew Fargo Stone Jr. Manager, District Engineering United States Fabian Rodriguez Aranda Administrador de Base Colombia

Luis Eduardo Villegas Gamboa Cuñero Reubicado Colombia Carlos Andres Gamboa Quiñonez Asistente de Bodega Colombia Ariel Hostia Beleño Cuñero Reubicado Colombia Justin Lloyd Newton Automation and Technology Advisor United States Antonella Isis Silvestrini Analista de Abastecimiento Argentina Joshua L Richards Field Technology Support Technician United States Juan Pablo Chavez Valencia Auxiliar SG-SST Colombia Facundo Nemesio Santucho Administrativo de Personal Argentina Mark James Ringler Operations Engineer, Senior United States Hector Horacio Villablanca Administrativo de Servicios Generales Argentina Brandon Matthew Redus HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States Kevin Edward Clingan Lead Investigator, Senior United States Silvio Aparicio Coordinador de HSE de Campo Argentina Julio Cesar Olivera Coordinador de HSE de Campo Argentina Justin Scott Osterberg Sr Inventory Control Specialist United States Alvin Joe Jones Assistant Yard Foreman United States

Ricardo Ivan Chavarría Maestro Mecánico Especializado Argentina Mittchell Andrew Connally Tubulars Specialist United States Bryan Robert Lewis Yard Truck Driver United States Fabian Aguirre Field Electrician I - Intl United Arab Emirates Terry Alan Glass Field Electrician United States Steven Andrew Elkins Field Electrician United States Rayford Oran Mixon Jr. Business Title RSMS Technician III United States Brandon Scott Zapata Field Electrician United States Leffy R Vance HVAC Technician United States Jim Allen Duerock Field Mechanic United States Kyle Allan Filler Field Mechanic United States Raul Alan Rodriguez Field Mechanic United States Terrence Brandon Turner Field Mechanic United States Danny Ray Griffin Field Mechanic United States Wesley Aaron Guidry Field Mechanic United States Chad Aaron Patton Field Mechanic I - Intl United Arab Emirates

Randy Yater Field Technology Support Technician United States Chris Woodall Field Technology Support Technician United States Meagan Dickinson Manager, Materials United States Maxileide Monteiro Haley Material Planning Coordinator, Principal United States Raymond Michael Ponds Machinery Technician - FMC United States David Lee Harrower Sr. Material Coordinator United States Jeffrey Dale Mann Machinery Technician, Senior - FMC United States Ryan Lee Kelley Quality Technician, Senior FMC United States Javier Martin Resendez Jr. Manufacturing Engineer United States Arnulfo Betancourt Inventory Control Specialist United States

Dustin Reed Supervisor, Remote Operations United States Jason Banks Remote Directional Drilling Specialist United States Brandon Kirk Lee Remote Directional Drilling Specialist United States Christopher David Hughes Remote Directional Drilling Specialist United States Ricky Todd Compton Directional Automation Specialist United States Sean Hansen Directional Automation Specialist United States Dave Franklin Walker Drilling Solutions Partner United States Sergio Herrera Quiroz Jr. Supervisor, Automation and Technology United States Steven Colby Hawken Directional Automation Specialist United States Kurt Riley Directional Automation Specialist United States Roger Clay Bearden Directional Automation Specialist United States Brian Charles McManus Operations Support Engineer United States Kevin Roy Boatman Drilling Solutions Partner United States

Glenna Anne Crookston Geophysicist II United States

Justin Shane Perkins Supervisor, Automation and Technology United States

James Tyler Trammell Remote Operations Engineer United States

Jonathan David Brinkley Product Architect, Principal United States

Lata Honawarkar India: Remote Operations Engineer II India

Richard Joseph Kulavik SVP, Software Engineering United States

Varun Pillai India: Remote Operations Engineer, Senior India

Scott Thomas Uneberg Computer Vision Developer, Principal United States

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2023 SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Christopher John Landry Software Quality Engineer, Senior United States Anny Christine Randel Senior Manager, Software Engineering United States Himanshu Jain Senior Manager, Software Quality and Maintenance United States Mark Anthony Bradshaw UI/UX Developer, Senior United States Binh Trong Ho Algorithm Developer, Senior United States Srikanth R Vedire Software Engineer, Senior United States William Edward Weideman Algorithm Developer, Principal United States Collin Van Manager, Computer Vision Technology United States Yunxiang Zhao Software Engineer, Principal United States Kareem Kamruddin Software Engineer, Principal United States Angelita Lewis Nuttroy Software Quality Analyst II United States Ravikumar Shamrao Bhagat Product Architect, Principal United States Bo Qu Software Quality Engineer, Senior United States Thomas Matthew Colwell Software Engineer, Principal United States Hoang Van Nguyen Software Engineer, Senior United States Raghvendra Yadav India: Director of Software Engineering India Aniruddh Yadav India: Senior Manager, Software Engineering India Noel Fernandes India: Software Engineer II India Mandeep Singh India: Software Engineer II India

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Amey Chandrashekhar Nayak India: Software Engineer II India

Danielle Marie Cook Product Manager, Senior United States

Dillon Wade Mayberry Internal Auditor II United States

Kapil Chaturvedi India: Software Engineer, Principal India

Paul Joseph Pierron Technical Sales, Principal United States

Alexander Novoa Internal Auditor, Senior United States

Kathy Dye Field Recruiter, Senior United States

Mark Wayne Smith SVP & CFO United States

Robin Marie Martinez HR Coordinator, Senior United States

Brooke Sims Senior Manager, SEC Reporting & Technical Acctg United States

Andy McGregor United Kingdom: Technical Director United Kingdom Angus Jamieson United Kingdom: General Manager/Technical Fellow United Kingdom Gerry Wiseman United Kingdom: Project Manager United Kingdom Stewart Vant United Kingdom: Senior Software Engineer United Kingdom Timothy William Gee Research Scientist, Senior United States Kenneth Robert McCarthy Research Scientist II United States Nathan Hursh Regional Director, Operations United Arab Emirates Patty Jean Kissire Performance Engineering Coordinator II United States Laurie R Rush Performance Engineering Coordinator II United States Walter Peter Mertins Supervisor, Automation and Technology United States David Michael Watt Drilling Engineer Advisor, Senior United States Daniel Ward Sourcing Analyst, Senior United States Celeste Merlo Supply Chain Analyst, Senior United States Bobby Rami Masri Marketing Analyst, Senior United States Rebecca Lyn Wilson Contract Analyst II United States Kim Robert Erb Senior Manager, Sales North America East United States

Kaylen Michele VanOrsdol Administrative Assistant, Senior United States James David Gant Drilling Performance Coordinator II United States

Alexis Michelle Ruby Accountant II United States Leslie Mitchell HR Support Center Coordinator III United States

Scott Alan Fields Designer II United States

Brandon Hemphill Financial Principal United States

Chase Stogner Manager, NAS Engineering Support United States

Caleb Jackson DE&I Specialist, Senior United States

James Arno Nowotny VP, Intl & Offshore Business Development United States Sandra Campbell United Kingdom: Finance Manager United Kingdom Jordan Taylor Lumpkin Digital Marketing Specialist II United States Sarah Pearson Finance Analyst II United States Anupa Siddhesh Bagkar India: Accountant II India RIya Gaonkar India: Supervisor, Revenue India Viraj Hanumant Vagurmekar India: Supervisor, Revenue India Nitesh Naik India: Senior Manager, IT Services India Rabiya A Yergatti India: Housekeeping India Ronny Jack Golightly Software Engineer II United States Daniel Martinez Field Service Technician, Senior United States Mary Donohue Administrative Assistant, Senior United States

Shanna Latrice Boudreaux H&P Tech Analyst United States Justin Alan Davis Director, IT Services & Enterprise Operations United States Kyle Anthony Heath Software Engineer, Principal United States Anil Mathukumalli Senior Manager, ERP Applications United States Ian Nathaniel Hughes IT Inventory Control Specialist, Senior United States Theresa White Legal Contract Systems Specialist II United States Blake Lawrence International Commercial Manager, Principal United States Brad Brown Attorney, Senior United States Clay Don Cooper Compliance Analyst, Senior United States Laura Koss Manager, Compliance United States Holly Bernard HR Business Partner United States

Valerie Vaughan VP, Human Resources and Org Development United States Dana Lynn Kennedy Case Management Specialist, Principal United States Danielle Janice Davis HR Coordinator II United States Molli McDaniel E-learning Specialist, Senior United States J D Ruud Manager, E-Learning & Multi-Media United States Michelle Reed HR Coordinator, Senior United States Amber Dooley Security Systems Coordinator, Senior United States Leandro Ezequiel Solorza Perforador “A” Argentina Mauro Sebastián Negrette Jefe de Equipo Argentina Hector Fabián Catrilaf Enganchador de Perforación Argentina Brian Luciano Romero Irure Peón Práctico de Perforación “A” Argentina Nicolás Sebastián Salinas Peón Práctico de Perforación “A” Argentina Steven Michael Bursey HSE Field Rep-Rotator United States Zach Ainsworth Derrickman United States Marcus Runner Floorman United States

UNWIND

AND CHALLENGE YOUR MIND Discover how much you’ve retained with our brain-teasing quiz – take a break and put your knowledge to the test!

10. In fiscal year 2023, how many philanthropic organizations did H&P support, reflecting a 15% increase from the previous fiscal year? A) Exactly 90 B) More than 60 C) About 75 D) Less than 50

Key

8. B

6. A

7. C

5. C

10. A 9. D

5. Where did Kenneth Arnold work abroad before Australia? A) Bahrain B) Colombia C) Abu Dhabi D) France

9. LaRae Levy celebrated a major milestone at H&P this year. How many years has she worked at H&P? A) 35 B) 50 C) 45 D) 40

3. B

4. What is one of this year’s Actively C.A.R.E. Goals? A) Reduce the rate of Serious Injury and Fatality (SIF) potential (non-mitigated) incidents involving a LifeBelts breakdown by 10%. B) Reduce SIF incidents in rig move activities by 50%. C) Reduce the number of SIF exposures by improving pre-job planning. D) Expand safe driving focus to include distracted and fatigued driving as well as seat belt usage.

8. Which Core Value Award had two recipients? A) Teamwork B) Service Attitude C) Innovative Spirit D) Actively C.A.R.E.

4. A

3. What year did H&P begin operations in Colombia? A) 1920 B) 1973 C) 1998 D) 2001

7. How many years are Argentina operations celebrating in 2023? A) 10 B) 20 C) 25 D) 30

1. D

2. Where will H&P be moving the new headquarters to? A) 222 N. Detroit Avenue B) 1437 S. Boulder Avenue C) 920 Memorial City Way D) 7951 East I-20

6. What country will H&P start operations in? A) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia B) Kuwait C) Canada D) Brazil

2. A

1. Why did H&P ring the bell this year at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)? A) To celebrate the share price. B) To honor the launch of a groundbreaking product or service. C) H&P was acknowledged for exceptional industry influence. D) To celebrate 60 years on the NYSE.

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Time flies when you’re having fun.

CONGRATULATIONS

ON 40 AMAZING YEARS OF SERVICE,

LARAE LEVY!

We celebrate you!

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Actively C.A.R.E. • Service Attitude • Innovative Spirit • Teamwork • Do the Right Thing

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2023

CORE VALUE AWARD RECIPIENTS Gonzalez is the recipient of the Innovative Spirit Core Value Award. It is apparent that Gonzalez cares for his coworkers and will go above and beyond for the company. He said, “Here at H&P, my Innovative Spirit is born from being in the maintenance department. We have our customers, rig crews and operation teams — we must fill their needs. We’re the ones that they call when they’re in trouble. We’re the ones that solve the problems, provide the solutions and have that Service Attitude. That’s where Innovative Spirit really comes from because we can’t say no, we need to solve their problems. I like to be part of the solution to everything.”

David Gonzalez Innovative Spirit From South Texas to South America and now to Abu Dhabi, David Gonzalez has been showcasing Innovative Spirit through it all. He has been a part of H&P since January 2011. His dedication to the H&P culture and values shows through his willingness to learn new things every day. Gonzalez started as a field mechanic for H&P in Alice, Texas. During this time, he was searching for a challenge which is when he volunteered to move internationally to Argentina. He now serves as a maintenance superintendent and supervises the field operations in the United Arab Emirates.

Nathan Hursh, regional director of operations, said that Gonzalez, “consistently demonstrated exceptional ingenuity and resourcefulness, going above and beyond to ensure the seamless operation of our rigs despite challenging circumstances.” Gonzalez and his family have experienced a lot of change throughout his career. “During my journey, my wife has been so supportive,” he added. “My family has been so supportive, and this rotation job isn’t easy for families. She has been so strong this entire time and I wouldn’t have made it this far without her.”

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my outlook on our policies and procedures. From there, I was offered a rig manager position. While I wouldn’t call my career path normal, I would say it has shaped me into the person I am today.” From seeing many different sides of H&P, Ruch has been guided by different mentors who have impacted and helped him throughout his career. He has been fortunate to work with leaders including Joel Ruark, Brandon Hudson, Justin Moore, Chris Fortune and Jason McNeal.

Anthony Ruch Do The Right Thing Anthony Ruch is a true leader and embodies the core value of Do The Right Thing. Ruch started at H&P in January 2015 breaking out on Rig 543 in East Texas. From the floor to working his way up to operations, he eventually was offered a position on the Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) team. “I continued to learn about policy and procedure and was able to complete a few SIF (Serious Injury or Fatality) investigations,” Ruch said. “Seeing this process really changed

“These people have always been there to answer questions or have my back when conversations may get hard,” Ruch stated. Upholding Do The Right Thing as a fundamental core value at H&P is crucial for daily life. Ruch proficiently provides operators with strategies to collectively attain shared objectives, striving to instill this culture within his crews. “Even if Do The Right Thing wasn’t a core value of H&P, it would still be Anthony’s,” said Brandon Hudson, drilling superintendent “In every situation that arises if he doesn’t know what the right thing is, he always calls and makes sure whatever decision made is the right one.”

In 2020, the company’s restructuring during the pandemic allowed Corso to join the international team as a general manager. Even in unprecedented times, Corso and his young family made the decision to move from West Texas to Bahrain at the beginning of 2021.

Sean Corso Teamwork The internship program reeled Sean Corso into H&P in 2008, where he started as a floorhand intern. He started full-time working in Tulsa on special projects. Corso transitioned to become a performance engineer and billing analyst before transferring to Pennsylvania as an administrator. He was then relocated to West Texas to step into an operations manager role for three years.

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This year, Corso was the recipient of the Teamwork Core Value Award. “While individual contributions vary from person to person, H&P’s outcomes and progression of success are all rooted in the work of teams,” Corso said. “At H&P, teamwork is doing our individual part and embracing the different approaches, ideas and healthy conflict. Routinely recognizing the contributions of teams and individuals to the successes of projects will continue to instill a culture of teamwork.” His colleagues have all witnessed Corso’s unique talents. “Sean is a natural team player,” Jorge Rojas, regional director of Eastern Hemisphere operations, said. “When leading, he acts as a galvanizing agent and after every meeting or interaction, his team grows its cohesiveness. He does that by respecting, caring and making sure everyone involved has been heard. Sean listens to understand and instigate the team to Do The Right Thing.”

“Learning to Actively C.A.R.E. has been a continuous journey throughout my career,” he said. “This award motivates me to continue nurturing a culture of compassion within our organization, where every small act of kindness matters. This passion ultimately benefits our company and customers by delivering cutting-edge solutions and maintaining the highest standards of quality.”

Ronny Golightly Actively C.A.R.E. In 2018, Ronny Golightly commenced his journey at H&P as a senior remote operations engineer, dedicating his attention to remote wellbore quality management and ensuring precise execution of drilling plans. In his five years at H&P, Golightly has held many positions, but he currently serves as the senior project engineer, focusing on driving algorithm development and continuous improvements in our directional automation software. Additionally, he leads the definition of project roadmaps and manages cross-functional teams.

His vast experience in different roles at H&P has taught him the importance of empathy, teamwork and effective communication. The company’s commitment to a supportive work environment has also played a significant role in shaping his Actively C.A.R.E. mindset. Golightly received the Actively C.A.R.E. Core Value Award, showcasing a deep passion for H&P and a strong commitment to Actively C.A.R.E. “Ronny cares for people, whether as a successful football coach of young men, a leader of software engineers on the Bit Guidance System (BGS) software product, as a friend or coworker,” Chad Jackson, director of software engineering, said. “He is truly worthy of recognition for the Core Value Award for Actively C.A.R.E.”

Goforth currently serves as a managing attorney with the legal and administrative teams. Throughout her career at H&P, Lisa has seen the importance of teamwork and collaboration. The H&P Way has made her a better attorney and team player. “Lisa is very deserving of the Service Attitude Core Value Award,” Debra Stockton, vice president and general counsel, said. “She puts others first and always strives to find solutions to meet the needs of both H&P and the customers we serve. She is a great asset to the legal team and H&P.”

Lisa Goforth Service Attitude Only five months into her journey at H&P, Lisa Goforth saw the company go through a significant change when the offices closed due to the pandemic. “It was a really challenging time for everyone, but I saw firsthand how teams across the company rallied in the face of adversity,” she said. “It made me proud to be a part of H&P. Since then, I’ve continued to grow and be challenged by leaders at H&P, including my own boss and mentor, Debra Stockton.”

Goforth emphasized that there truly isn’t a problem or challenge too immense that can’t be overcome by bringing people together, actively listening and collectively devising a creative solution. “I feel extremely humbled and honored to receive this award and am grateful for the opportunity to work with such great teams both in the legal department and within H&P as a whole,” Goforth said. “I am very blessed to be part of such an incredible and exciting company!”

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“Dyer is a great leader and is respected by everyone who works with him,” Drilling Superintendent Samuel Green said. “He gives 110% every day and makes sure all his employees know their job tasks. He goes above and beyond to teach employees what he has learned.” His work ethic and determination have been instrumental in his progression to becoming a rig manager. Dyer expressed thanks for the individuals he has encountered and will encounter during his career journey. Raised in a sports-oriented environment, Dyer’s Service Attitude was significantly shaped by his upbringing.

Morgan Dyer Service Attitude Morgan Dyer embarked on his H&P journey in 2012, starting on the rig floors in West Texas. Progressing from operating motors and derricks to drilling, Dyer currently serves as the rig manager of Rig 244. Dyer is the recipient of the Service Attitude Core Value Award. “Having the opportunity to learn and experience various aspects of the job has made me into the leader I am today,” Dyer said. “The best part of this job is working and meeting such a diverse group of people. They truly teach me how to be the best version of myself. I strive to become a better employee every day because of that. “

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“This discipline has grown significantly from a young high school kid, to playing semi-pro as an adult,” he reflected. “My coaches have been great mentors and invested in me. With that, I have learned to have a selfless heart and I’m always looking for ways to be intentional in helping others.” “Sometimes you don’t realize the people you are impacting daily, and by receiving this reward it is just a small reminder to keep grinding,” he continued. “What we are doing at H&P is making an immense difference. It is wonderful to not only be recognized but to be able to attend such a great event. Thank you, H&P. This is one of my greatest accomplishments.”

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BIRTHS

Aubri Bryce Cole

Ava Gloria Brown

Benjamin Melton

Camila Farrag

H&P Employee: Morgan Cole, Senior Manager Sales North America West

H&P Employee: Jerel Brown, Senior Project Engineer

H&P Employee: Micah Melton, Manager, Business Operations

H&P Employee: Moody Farrag, Senior Technical Sales

May 13, 2023

Edwin William Medrano Garcia

Emil Brillaud

Josh Israel Calk

Joshua Jacob Githin

Lainey Rose Bauer

H&P Employee: Loic Brillaud, France: Principal Solutions Engineer

H&P Employee: Jay Calk III, Floorhand Rig 543

H&P Employee: Githin James, India: Manager, BIPM engineering

H&P Employee: Tanner Bauer, Directional Drilling Specialist

Laramie Jo Wolf

Larrilynne Ann Broome

Leo Anthony Momper

Luke Grayson Singletary

Luke James Larsen

H&P Employee: Taylor Wolf, North Region Performance Engineer

H&P Employee: Orrin Broome, Floorhand Rig 375

H&P Employee: Sara Momper, Vice President Chief Accounting Officer

H&P Employee: Shane Singletary, Manager District Engineering U.S. Offshore Operations

H&P Employee: Kole Larsen, Driller Rig 375

Luna Posada Lawson

Nora Claire Sims

Rebecca Lynn Biddick

Tylyn Anzley Wilson

Zora Rutendo Peters

H&P Employee: Michael Lawson, Directional Drilling Specialist

H&P Employee: Brooke Sims, Senior Manager, SEC Reporter & Technical Accounting

H&P Employee: Barry Barnett, Senior Manager, Business Operations

H&P Employee: Martin Wilson, Derrickhand Rig 269

H&P Employee: Daniel Peters, Principal Documentation & Collaboration Specialist

May 9, 2023

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H&P Employee: Rodolfo Medrano, Floorhand Rig 376

December 8, 2022

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June 9, 2023

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Colton Creek and Owen Lane McCullough H&P Employee: Ryne McCullough, Supervisor, Inventory Control

June 30, 2023

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GRADUATIONS

Aryanna Tarin

Ava Kendrick

Brayden Mahlstedt

Brianna Christine Ditto

Caleb Sizemore

H&P Employee: Terri Pando, Administrative Coordinator II

H&P Employee: Stephen Kendrick, Supervisor Automation and Technology

H&P Employee: Jerry Mahlstedt, Rig Manager Rig 245

H&P Employee: Chris Ditto, Senior Manager, Infrastructure Operations

H&P Employee: Bobby Sizemore, Manager, Safety Leadership Training

Clara May Hill

Cole Welch

Corentin Menand

Courtney Gracelyn Dorn

Deazia Rios

H&P Employee: Scott Welch, HSE Field Rep-Rotator

H&P Employee: Stephane Menand, Technical Fellow

H&P Employee: Corey Dorn, HSE Specialist

H&P Employee: Randy Rios, Rig Manager Rig 313

Demi O’Hara Harrington

Emelia Payton Donnell

Ethan Horton

Garrison Hair

Bishop Kelley High School

Grace Ellen Hyatt and John Parker Hyatt

H&P Employee: Cristi Harrington, Director Sales North America

H&P Employee: Matthew Donnell, Rig Manager Rig 440

H&P Employee: Kyle Horton, Supervisor FSD Maintenance

H&P Employee: Cara Hair, Senior Vice President, Corporate Services, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer

Greenwood High School H&P Employee: Andrew Hyatt, Senior Manager, Operations Account Management

Gracelyn Kees

Harrison James Nowotny

Haydon Barnard

Hunter Stockton

Ivory Gutierrez

Compass Academy

Pineywoods Community Academy H&P Employee: Joel Olivarez, Floorhand Rig 547

Navasota High School

Brandon High School H&P Employee: Walter Roy Kees, Driller Rig 533

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Choctaw High School

Colombia Academy

Bullard High School

Churchill Fulshear Jr. High School H&P Employee: Jim Nowotny, Vice President, International & Offshore Business Development

Crane High School

Texas Tech University

Yukon High School

New Home High School H&P Employee: Scott Barnard, Senior Manager, Business Operations

Lincoln Christian School

Picayune Memorial High School

Cascia Hall Preparatory School H&P Employee: Debra Stockton, Vice President and General Counsel

Bixby High School

Yoakum High School

Gregory-Portland ISD H&P Employee: Gregorio Gutierrez, Directional Automation Specialist

Jacob Lawrence

Jacob Phoenix Bowers

James Barrett

Jaron Foote

Jose Antonio Garcia Jr

H&P Employee: Zach Lawrence, Rig Manager Rig 425

H&P Employee: Daniel Bowers, Senior Manager, HR Business Partner

H&P Employee: Rick Barrett, Senior Manager, Product Design and Development

H&P Employee: T.J. Foote, Senior Accountant

H&P Employee: Jose Antonio Garcia, Driller Rig 512

Kadie Marie Fairchild

Kylie Burchinal

Lauren Elizabeth Freeny

Luis Rivera

Madeline Louise Williams

H&P Employee: Jerry Fairchild, Senior Yard Truck Driver

H&P Employee: Eric Burchinal, Remote Directional Drilling Specialist

H&P Employee: Veronica Torres, Administrative Coordinator II

H&P Employee: Allen Edgar Williams, Vice President, Strategic Pricing and Contracts

Madi Jane Herrington

Madison Sims

Orion Elger

Paige Gant

Railey Personette

H&P Employee: Marty Herrington, Toolpusher Rig 408

H&P Employee: Paul Sims, Remote Directional Drilling Specialist

H&P Employee: Kent Elger, Remote Directional Drilling Specialist

H&P Employee: James Gant, Drilling Performance Coordinator II

H&P Employee: Neisha Higgins, Senior Litigation Paralegal

Ricardo Hernandez

Riley Fox

Ross Strickland

Saadiqah I. Norris

Samuel Hernandez

H&P Employee: Chris Strickland, Well Control Technician Field

H&P Employee: Kendrick Norris, Rig Manager Rig 512

H&P Employee: Gabriel Hernandez, Senior Manager, International Operations Support

Hudson High School

Magee High School

Lawrence County High School

Galena Park High School H&P Employee: Rigo Hernandez, Senior Inventory Control Specialist

Broken Arrow High School

North Lamar High School

ECHO

Cypress Christian High School H&P Employee: Todd Fox, Director, Business Development

Owasso High School

Northwest Rankin High School H&P Employee: Tom Freeny, Drilling Superintendent

Leander High School

Navarro High School

Rejoice Christian High School

Odessa High School

University of Oklahoma

Alcorn State University

Lyndon B. Johnson High School

Jordan High School

Broken Arrow High School

Bishop Kelley High School

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GRADUATIONS

Sarina Bailey Barber

Sawyer Harley Davidson

Sophia Boyaci

Sophia Jackson Dilks

Stevi Renee Auld

H&P Employee: Kenny Paul Barber, Safety Paramedic Rig 205

H&P Employee: Britt (Raymond) Davidson, HSE Field Rep-Rotator

H&P Employee: Dean Boyaci, Principal Offshore Engineer

H&P Employee: Charles Jackson, Director, Software Engineering

H&P Employee: Christopher Auld, Drilling Superintendent

Tanya Yamilex Cantu

Victoria Elizabeth Kimble

William Donald Helterbrand

Wyley Hodge

Broken Arrow High School

Smithson Valley High School

H&P Employee: James Kimble, Rig Manager Rig 514

H&P Employee: Ruta Helterbrand, Senior Software Engineer

H&P Employee: Jimmy Hodge, Safety Rig Manager Rig 464

Accellus Academy

South Texas College

H&P Employee: Juan Cantu, Rig Manager Rig 637

Jena High School

Sebastopol High School

Cascia Hall

University of Oklahoma

Midland Lee High School

SUPPORTING OUR TEAM THROUGH THE H&P WAY FUND At H&P, we stand together as a team, supporting one another through every twist and turn. In times of unforeseen challenges, the H&P Way Fund is here to offer a helping hand, ensuring that our employees receive the support that they need during unavoidable emergencies.

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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

Madison York

COLLEGE

Rogers State University H&P Employee: Tina York, HR Business Parter

Southwestern Oklahoma State University H&P Employee: Jesse Parkhurst, Rig 530 Rig Manager

Holli Meyer

Talen Rice

H&P Employee: Leann Meyer, Senior HRIS Analyst

H&P Employee: Dan Rice, Senior Technical Sales

Harrison Nowotny

Kelly Jo Stowell

University of Wyoming H&P Employee: Joseph Stowell, Rig 469 Rig Manager

Sydney Walker

Sam Houston State University H&P Employee: Dave Walker, Drilling Solutions Partner

Lukas Mavity

Black Hills State University H&P Employee: Shawn Mavity, Maintenance Superintendent

Cannon Higgins

Claire Barrett

H&P Employee: Stephanie Higgins, Director of Corporate Communications

H&P Employee: Rick Barrett, Senior Manager Product Design and Development

Emelia Donnell

Madeline Williams

James Barrett

Karlee Meyer

H&P Employee: Matthew Donnell, Rig 440 Rig Manager

H&P Employee: Allen Williams, Vice President of Strategic Pricing and Contracts

H&P Employee: Rick Barrett, Senior Manager Product Design and Development

H&P Employee: Leann Meyer, Senior HRIS Analyst

Maryssa Tradewell

Emma Peters

Natalia Garzon

H&P Employee: Robin Tradewell, Rig 475 Rig Manager

H&P Employee: Matt Peters, Senior Manager of Security Operations

H&P Employee: Vicente Garzon, Manager FSD Services

Oklahoma State University

HIGH SCHOOL

Raven Parkhurst

Churchill Fulshear High School H&P Employee: Jim Nowotny, Vice President of International and Offshore Business Developement

Jena High School

Western Colorado University

Bullard High School

Claremore High School

Northeastern State University

Jordan High School

Oklahoma Baptist University

Owasso High School

Union High School

Bahrain School

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GRATITUDE IN EVERY PAGE To the exceptional individuals who infuse every moment with our core values at H&P, this issue is dedicated to you! Within these pages, we celebrate the tireless dedication, unwavering commitment and remarkable spirit that defines our incredible team.

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