Bill Herrington’s journey from pipeline laborer to Harvard-educated financial executive gives him a unique perspective on America’s energy challenges. His story began in the trenches of pipeline construction, where he gained firsthand appreciation for the industry’s crucial role in American prosperity and security.

After graduating from Louisiana State University, Herrington built a distinguished 35-year career in corporate banking, specializing in energy service industry finance throughout South Louisiana and Texas. His completion of the Harvard Business School General Manager Program led to success in private equity and private credit investment in Houston’s energy sector.

Author of the award-winning memoir “Contraflow,” Herrington combines Wall Street acumen with main street values in his analysis of America’s energy challenges. His work bridges the gap between financial markets, national security, and environmental concerns, making him a uniquely qualified voice in today’s energy policy debates.