30 years ago, Tina Olivero looked into the future and saw an opportunity to make a difference for her province and people. That difference came in the form of the oil and gas sector. Six years before there was even a drop of oil brought to the shores of Newfoundland, she founded The Oil and Gas Magazine (THE OGM) from a back room in her home on Signal Hill Road, in St. John’s, Newfoundland. A single mother, no financing, no previous journalism or oil and gas experience, she forged ahead, with a creative vision and one heck of a heaping dose of sheer determination. With her pioneering spirit, Ms. Olivero developed a magazine that would educate, inspire, motivate and entertain oil and gas readers around the world — She prides herself in marketing and promoting our province and resources in unprecedented ways. The OGM is a magazine that focuses on our projects, our people, our opportunities and ultimately becomes the bridge to new energy outcomes and a sustainable new energy world. Now diversifying into the communications realms, a natural progression from the Magazine, The OGM now offers an entirely new division - Oil & Gas Media. Today, The Oil and Gas Magazine is a global phenomenon that operates not only in Newfoundland, but also in Calgary and is read by oil and gas enthusiasts in Norway, Aberdeen, across the US and as far reaching as Abu Dhabi, in the Middle East. Believing that Energy is everyone’s business, Ms. Olivero has combined energy + culture to embrace the worlds commitment to a balance of work and home life as well as fostering a foundation for health and well being. In this era of growth and development business and lifestyle are an eloquent mix, there is no beginning or end. Partnering with over 90 oil and gas exhibitions and conferences around the world, Ms. Olivero's role as a Global Visionary is to embrace communication in a way that fosters oil and gas business and industry growth in new and creative ways.
Thursday, 15 Jan 2015 | by Tina Olivero Molten sulfur is present in an ever widening range of industries and liquid sulfur storage tanks are used worldwide in crude oil refineries and natural gas plants to store liquid […]
Friday, 19 Dec 2014 | by Tina Olivero 23 years in the oil and gas industry has shown me that there are often ups and downs. While the price of oil has dropped I encourage you to take […]
Friday, 24 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero The OGM is inspired by our commitment to a sustainable energy industry. We understand that advances are made by leaders of innovation, vision, a vast consciousness of the energy industry...
Wednesday, 22 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero She came around me from behind. Under water, through my mask, she looked even bigger because of the water amplification. I was singing, okay humming. I’m not sure if I was […]
Wednesday, 22 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero Western Canada is home to the Red Cedar and this tree has been the life line of the Northwest Coast aboriginal culture and it is given great spiritual significance. Coastal […]
Monday, 20 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero During the NOIA conference in St. John’s, Newfoundland, this summer the range of speakers and talent was exemplary. NOIA was successful in delivering talks from people who pioneered the oil...
Monday, 20 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero With a renewed focus on contractor safety, WorleyParsons’ “Step Change” program takes a significant leap in realizing their vision of zero harm to people, assets and the environment. What is...
Monday, 20 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero Stopping into Starbucks at 6:50 in the morning is where I start to wake up. While at the drive through the first drops of a long awaited summer rain started […]
Monday, 20 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero Most service companies consider safety as the most important aspect in their company and BELFOR is no different. In fact, BELFOR has created a safety management program that not only […]
Monday, 20 Oct 2014 | by Tina Olivero My father, Bob Olivero has been by my side my entire life. When I started The Oil and Gas Magazine 23 years ago, he was the person who encouraged me. […]
