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PetroSun’s On-Going Commitment
At PetroSun, we understand the importance of a responsible Environment, Health and Safety management program. By adhering to our Company code of ethics, we are committed to meeting the highest standards of corporate and civic responsibility by maintaining the health and safety of our employees, safeguarding our natural resources, and fostering a long term, positive relationship with the communities in which we operate.
All employees of the company shall strive to eliminate environment, health and safety (EHS) impacts or hazards from the company's operations by maintaining compliance with EHS regulations, laws, permits and policies.
Gordon M. LeBlanc, Jr. - CEO / Chairman PetroSun
Gordon M. LeBlanc, Jr., 55, is a third generation member of the oil and gas industry with over thirty years of experience as an operator and geological consultant. Mr. LeBlanc founded PetroSun in 2001 and is responsible for the transition into the energy services sector.
Driven to discover new energy production and reserves, Mr. LeBlanc founded LeBlanc Oil (1985) and Tiger Energy (1990) to concentrate on developing oil and gas prospects in the Holbrook Basin of Arizona, the San Juan Basin of New Mexico, the Canning Basin of Western Australia and the Cooper-Eromonga and Surat basins of Queensland, Australia. PetroSun and its subsidiaries will exploit these prospects both domestically and internationally.
Mr. LeBlanc oversees a variety of philanthropic endeavors. He is the co-founder of “Every Kid Counts”, a 501-C3 children’s charity based in Phoenix, Arizona and has actively served for the past ten years as co-chairman of a group dedicated to fundraising efforts benefiting officers of the Phoenix Police Department.
Mr. LeBlanc majored in petroleum geology at Centenary College of Louisiana.
Rayfield Wright- President / PetroSun
For thirteen historic seasons playing with The NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, Rayfield Wright began to display the leadership skills that would one day drive his post NFL career. As a member of the Cowboys Wright participated in 166-games, started at right tackle in six NFC championship games, played in five Super Bowls, winning two of them (VI and XII), earned his first of four All-NFL honors in 1971 and was voted that same year to the first of six straight Pro Bowls. His blocking and leadership as the team's co-captain for 7 years, helped the Cowboys win 10 division titles and six conference crowns.
For his accomplishments on the field, Wright was named to the NFL’s all Decade Team of the 1970’s. In 2004, he was inducted into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor and in August of 2006, Mr. Wright was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
Off the field, Wright pursued a career in Financial Management and was involved in a variety of business ventures. It was also during this period that Wright began a successful twenty year relationship working with Mr. LeBlanc on energy related projects.
When a knee injury forced his retirement from football in 1979 he began a successful career as entrepreneur, author, and philanthropist.
Mr Wright’s passion and devotion to improving the lives of at-risk, inner-city youth resulted in his appointment to the Juvenile Supreme Court in Arizona. He also served as president of the NFL Alumni Chapter, “Caring for Kids” program in the mid-nineties. Mr. Wright is a co-founder and president of "Kids 4 Tomorrow" a non-profit organization of former professional athletes that work with children in K-12th grade. A gifted speaker and author of the book, “Wright Up Front”, he is often called upon to share his inspirational story with community groups, schools, church’s and civic leaders.
The Athletes International Ministries awarded Mr. Wright the Hall of Faith Award in 1997. Wright was inducted into the State of Georgia's Hall of Fame in 1988. He was a member of the NFL All Super Bowl Team in 1990 and received the NFL Legends Award that same year. He was inducted into the Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame in 2002.
Mr. Wright currently resides with his family in Texas.
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