THE HILL COMPANY - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Chief Financial Officer
- VICE - PRESIDENT
Karen Lensmire, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, oversees accounting, financial and support staff operations. As manager of two critical areas for the firm - insurance analyses and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) compliance - she is responsible for advance notification to the TCEQ for UST installations, removals, upgrades and remediation projects. She monitors TCEQ notifications with project managers and coordinates permit procedures with local authorities.
Karen Lensmire, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, oversees accounting, financial and support staff operations. As manager of two critical areas for the firm - insurance analyses and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) compliance - she is responsible for advance notification to the TCEQ for UST installations, removals, upgrades and remediation projects. She monitors TCEQ notifications with project managers and coordinates permit procedures with local authorities.
Robert Lensmire joined The Hill Company in 1991. He attended DeVry University and completed his bachelor's degree in Telecommunications Management with a 4.0 grade-point average.
He is A+ certified, a Microsoft Certified Professional, a Microsoft Certified System Engineer and a Cisco CCNA.
Suzi Hill has been a prominent figure in the specialized petroleum equipment installation industry since 1972. She joined the company as corporate secretary/comptroller, became partner and general manager in 1974 and president/CEO in 1977.
She has engineered The Hill Company's evolution from its early specialty in equipment sales and underground storage tank installation to its position as industry leader in total system design, engineering, installation and repair. As chief operating officer, she supervises overall operation of the company from bid process through project completion.
Tommy Dillard joined The Hill Company in 1985 as an apprentice installer of underground storage tank systems. In 1988 he became a job-site supervisor/installer, consistently bringing projects to completion under budget and on schedule. Tommy was selected as one of two employees to attend cathodic protection training in 1989 and becoming certified as a cathodic protection tester.