George Danner  specializes in simulations and interfaces that present quantitative information to their users.  Most of his simulations use agent-based modeling and present their results to the user through compelling interfaces.  George is a graduate of MIT, with associated course work at Harvard, and was an Anderson Associates partner for 15 years, specializing in simulations for support of corporate decision-making.

His energy-related prior projects include:

·    Agent-based simulation in support of E&P field development strategy (Anadarko)

·    Non-linear optimization of marine logistics for deepwater production operations (Edison Chouest Offshore - Gulf of Mexico, Champion Technologies - West Africa)

·    Simulation to support strategic decision-making for a railroad operator in Texas.  The client uses the simulation to decide on changes in train routes, changes in the composition of the train consists and locomotive blend, and effects of new clients and new track.

·    Simulation of effects of long-term capital expenditure programs for a large organization in Texas. 

·    Supply chain optimization of product flow to shorebase in line with merger integration targets (BP)

·    More than twenty prior engagements with energy companies, primarily to create simulations of their operations for strategic decision-making.