Welcome to SGA! Making the Most of Your Membership
Whether you’re new to the SGA Natural Gas Association or simply looking to reconnect with all that your membership has to offer, this free, virtual session is designed to help you get the most out of your engagement.
In this fast-paced overview, we will walk you through the benefits, programs and opportunities available exclusively to SGA members.
You’ll learn how to:
- Navigate SGA’s learning pathways, in-person and virtual training, and All-Access and Campus programs
- Engage with committees and peer communities aligned with your role and interests
- Maximize membership value across your organization—from frontline staff to senior leadership
- Identify easy first steps to get involved and start seeing returns
You will leave the session with a clearer understanding of how SGA supports your professional growth, team development and broader business objectives.
SGA isn’t just a membership. It’s a connection to the people, programs and partnerships that are moving the natural gas industry forward.
This session is open to all current members. Invite your colleagues to join us.
Presenter
Suzanne Ogle
President & CEO, SGA
Suzanne Ogle is a nationally recognized leader in the energy sector, serving as President and CEO of the SGA Natural Gas Association and President of the Gas Machinery Research Council. Known for her visionary leadership and servant heart, Suzanne is a passionate advocate for energy reliability, natural gas innovation, and the people behind the pipeline.
Her career spans boardrooms and breakout sessions, where she’s redefined what it means to convene, train, and advance a modern energy workforce. Under her leadership, SGA has evolved into North America’s premier training hub and industry connector — without ever losing sight of its founding purpose: to serve its members and strengthen the industry.
Suzanne brings data, heart, and humor to every conversation — and her message is always clear: when we lead with values, we build a stronger energy future.
