The estimated Net Worth of Margaret K Dorman is at least $580 Thousand dollars as of 7 November 2019. Ms. Dorman owns over 7,000 units of Equitrans Midstream stock worth over $248,400 and over the last 13 years she sold ETRN stock worth over $0. In addition, she makes $331,408 as Independent Director at Equitrans Midstream.
Margaret has made over 2 trades of the Equitrans Midstream stock since 2019, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently she bought 7,000 units of ETRN stock worth $85,750 on 7 November 2019.
The largest trade she's ever made was buying 20,500 units of Equitrans Midstream stock on 27 August 2019 worth over $69,700. On average, Margaret trades about 1,375 units every 4 days since 2012. As of 7 November 2019 she still owns at least 20,000 units of Equitrans Midstream stock.
You can see the complete history of Ms. Dorman stock trades at the bottom of the page.
Margaret K. Dorman serves as Independent Director of the Company. Ms. Dorman served as a director of EQT Corporation from January 2012 until the Separation. Ms. Dorman served as Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Smith International, Inc. (a publicly-traded supplier of oil and gas products and services) (now part of Schlumberger Limited), between May 1999 and October 2009. Ms. Dorman has been a director of privately-held Rubicon Oilfield International (provider of oilfield products and technologies) since August 2018, where she serves as chair of the Audit Committee and a member of the Compensation Committee. Qualifications: Ms. Dorman brings to Equitrans Midstream a wealth of financial expertise and experience in the energy industry, having served in numerous financial positions with Smith International, Inc., including as the Chief Financial Officer for more than a decade, during a period of expansive growth. Previously, Ms. Dorman held management positions with Landmark Graphics, prior to its acquisition by Halliburton Corporation, and Ernst & Young LLP. She has experience directing financial accounting functions, building banking relationships, structuring debt and equity financings, integrating acquisitions and interacting with shareholders as the lead investor relations executive. Ms. Dorman also has other board and audit committee experience, having served as a director of EQT as well as Hanover Compressor Company (a full service natural gas compression business) (now part of Exterran Holdings, Inc.) from February 2004 through the date of the Exterran Holdings merger in August 2007.
As the Independent Director of Equitrans Midstream, the total compensation of Margaret Dorman at Equitrans Midstream is $331,408. There are 14 executives at Equitrans Midstream getting paid more, with Thomas Karam having the highest compensation of $5,013,220.
Margaret Dorman is 56, she's been the Independent Director of Equitrans Midstream since 2018. There are 12 older and 5 younger executives at Equitrans Midstream. The oldest executive at Equitrans Midstream Corporation is Robert Vagt, 73, who is the Lead Independent Director.
Margaret's mailing address filed with the SEC is 100 THROCKMORTON STREET, SUITE 1200, FORT WORTH, TX, 76102.
Over the last 5 years, insiders at Equitrans Midstream have traded over $12,420 worth of Equitrans Midstream stock and bought 199,500 units worth $1,349,150 . The most active insiders traders include Corp Eqt, David L Porges, and Patricia K Collawn. On average, Equitrans Midstream executives and independent directors trade stock every 68 days with the average trade being worth of $17,611,982. The most recent stock trade was executed by Vicky A Bailey on 24 March 2023, trading 2,440 units of ETRN stock currently worth $12,420.
in november 2018, equitrans midstream corporation became a publicly traded, standalone midstream company – and began trading on the nyse under the ticker symbol etrn. since that time, equitrans has set its vision to be the premier midstream services company in north america, providing safe, reliable, and innovative infrastructure solutions for the energy industry. our principal assets located throughout the prolific appalachian basin, along with several growth projects, distinctively position us to meet the growing energy demands of the united states.throughout our operations, we conduct business to a standard that is consistent with our five core values of safety; integrity; collaboration; transparency; and excellence. these core values are the foundation of our company, acting as the principles that guide our behaviors and decisions. each and every day, we operate with integrity, accountability, and transparency to:– deliver sustained value for our customers and shareholders– provide
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