Specializes in developing strategies, improving operations, and upskilling talent at energy and mining companies
Skilled in developing the next generation of leaders
Atlanta
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Joseph Halverson is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Energy in Atlanta. He specializes in developing strategies, improving operations, and upskilling talent at energy and mining companies. Mr. Halverson is skilled in developing the next generation of leaders and in creating high-performing teams that navigate complex challenges and make a meaningful impact.
With more than 15 years of consulting experience, Mr. Halverson specializes in operational improvements, optimizing processes, and implementing best practices for enhanced efficiency and productivity.
Mr. Halverson’s notable assignments include functional and business unit transformations of multiple global oil and gas companies; the evaluation and ultimate recommendation for keeping or divesting a global gasoline retailer for a large integrated oil and gas company; and a value chain improvement project for an integrated liquefied natural gas business unit. He has worked across the world, with a focus on the energy and mining industries.
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Halverson was a Partner with Boston Consulting Group. He was a member of the firm’s People & Organization and Energy practices.
Previously, Mr. Halverson worked at Trinity Consultants as an Environmental Consultant, handling air compliance-related issues across multiple industries, including oil and gas, industrial goods, and utilities. He also worked at Baker Botts in the Patent Law practice group, and at HEVT, a clean energy start-up.
Mr. Halverson earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and an MBA and a J.D. from Northwestern University.
In this episode of The Next Imperative, A&M's Energy & Natural Resources team experts Andrew Burns, Amandeep Singh, Joseph Halverson, and Maggie Chaddick join host Geoff Angulo to explore how upstream oil and gas operators are improving their competitiveness.
In this episode of The Next Imperative, A&M's Energy & Natural Resources team experts Andrew Burns, Amandeep Singh, Joseph Halverson, and Maggie Chaddick join host Geoff Angulo to explore how upstream oil and gas operators are improving their competitiveness.
Oil and gas exploration is at a critical turning point. While global demand remains strong, declining reserves, constrained capital and rising costs are challenging traditional approaches.
This white paper explores the drivers behind these trends, shares key insights from industry data, and outlines A&M’s proven five-stage approach to maintenance transformation.
