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It is true Scott Bartlett! As someone who has been working in the regulatory industry for years, I can affirm the importance of site-specific regulatory applications. These applications are an exceptional way to simplify and streamline the regulatory world, making it more convenient for operators to stay in compliance. Site-specific regulatory applications are an effective means to address those regulations that do not make sense for your specific business. Regulations written in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia are usually created with a one-fits-all mentality, which may not work for unique circumstances. In this particular case, we were able to help a midstream operator with a unique reporting methodology that allowed them to report production in a clean and concise manner while reducing risks, hence avoiding the need for a lot of capital infrastructure and reporting changes. If you are looking to stay ahead of the regulatory curve, I strongly suggest that you explore the advantages of regulatory applications. Let us know how we can help you do it right and save MILLY in the process! #regulatorycompliance #regulatoryapplications #doingitright #bluechip

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Coming back from holidays and hosting this conversation with Erin Schrode has been inspiring and encouraging. How do you apply TEAL in larger ecosystems beyond the private organization? We zoomed in to the food ecosystem and it has been a conversation that is not only mindblowing, but enlightening. 💡 If you are a foodie like me, you would want to watch this conversation to increase your awareness of the ecosystems around food and it's impact to sustainability - and we're not only talking about food types. 💡If you are a scientist (and I'm not), you may know more about this than I can ever know...and yet, you might find how valuable your role is in our food systems. 💡If you are a farmer, food producer - feel empowered and appreciate the value that you bring to the world... and the immense responsibility that comes with how you show up day in-day out. 💡If you are in the restaurant business - how can you affect a more equitable ecosystem not only for the people that work in the business, but also in the process of how you source your produce. 💡If you are a policy maker or an organizational leader in a food supply chain, in education systems - do not miss this conversation! 💡If you are a teal enthusiast, and keen to learn about ecosystem change and how wholeness, evolutionary purpose and self-management can intertwine to become a pebble that ripples through a much needed change in the largest case study in leadership - our food systems - you need to watch this conversation. 💡Last but not the least - if you are human and care enough about what's in store not only for us (ego) … but for the generational impact our actions are making for those that come after us (ecosystems). Think about humility, connectedness and a deep appreciation and care for humans. Thank you Erin Schrode for this deep and impactful conversation! To the rest - don't miss the replay! #podcast #livingroomconversation #foodecosystem

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