Angela attended the University of Central Oklahoma and worked in various administrative positions prior to joining Pinson Land services as a Land Tech in 2006. She has successfully navigated lease administration, title curative and other administrative functions for numerous clients and is consistently growing her knowledge and skills in the oil and gas business. In 2019 Angela obtained her Certified Professional Land and Title Analyst (CPLTA) certification from the National Association of Land and Title Analysts and in 2023 obtained her Registered Professional Landman (RPL) certification from the American Association of Professional Landmen. In her spare time she enjoys traveling, hiking, tennis, and training for and obtaining Titles at AKC Obedience Trials with her Miniature Australian Shepherd, Daisy.

Before joining Pinson Land Services in 2014, Tammy Sue honed her accounting experiences in different organizations. She started in accounting when she was 16, always falling into accounting type duties in the following years. But her career in accounting was solidified when she took a position with Magnum Foods, Inc., and then became the CFO for Twid’s Sporting Goods, Inc. She later worked for Top Dawg Trucking while also providing support for Rick’s Well Service at the same time. In 2014 she came on board as an accountant before transitioning to the position of Controller in 2017. She is credited with the success of our accounting functions thanks to her supervision of processes and documentation, as well as developing and implementing all software programs in our Accounting Department. Tammy Sue holds a BA and MBA in Accounting, both from her alma mater of Oklahoma Christian University. Away from the office, Tammy Sue enjoys spending time with her gear-head husband and occasionally racing their vehicles. Her love of animals and photography are also passions of Tammy Sue.

Born and raised in southwestern Oklahoma, and a graduate of The University of Oklahoma, Leslie has over 12 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. She joined Chesapeake Energy in 2011 as a land tech and later joined the Geology department. In her time at CHK, Leslie was able to develop exceptional analytical skills, and a thorough understanding of the oil and gas industry. In her time with geologists, she was introduced to the world of GIS, where she was tasked with creating insightful reports and maps that presented complex data to industry professionals. Leslie joined Pinson in 2023 and has continued to develop and grow her expertise in analytics and its applications to the energy business. She works with a variety of datasets to create intuitive and interactive dashboards with informative maps for project managers, clients, and landmen alike. Leslie is constantly working to optimize data management practices and workflows, and is always looking to further develop her multiple skill sets. Away from the office, Leslie spends all her time with her husband, Alan, and their three kids: Ellie, Baker and Lenix. They enjoy puzzles, playing games, and camping with aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Hayley is a Purdue University graduate with over 15 years of experience utilizing GIS technology. Her career began in Indianapolis, where she worked for an engineering consulting firm. Later, she relocated to East Texas and focused her expertise on environmental credit generation working for Advanced Ecology, Ltd. In this role, Hayley collaborated with diverse clients, including energy companies, government entities, private developers, and transportation providers. In 2023, Hayley joined Pinson Land Services to further leverage her expertise in data management, analytical GIS research, and transforming large data sets into valuable business intelligence. She conducts regional geographic analysis, meticulous site-specific research, and comprehensive due diligence, ultimately preparing technical report figures and marketing materials that effectively communicate complex land concepts. Hayley excels at creating dynamic maps, figures, and web applications that visually represent complex data analyses. When she’s not making maps, Hayley finds great joy in building forts and telling bedtime stories with her husband, John, and their two daughters, Jo and Frankie.