Gulf Oil reveals new leadership team

Gulf Oil LP has announced a new leadership team following its acquisition, as well as that of Pyramid Petrolem Terminals, formerly PPC, by ArcLight Capital Partners.

The new leadership team for Gulf Oil is:

Jerry Ashcroft comes to Gulf after holding senior leadership positions at several companies within the energy and fuel markets including Buckeye Partners, L.P. and Colonial Pipeline Company, and most recently as COO of JP Energy Partners.

Mike Campbell joins the Gulf team as Chief Financial Officer, having previously been CFO of the general partners of Crestwood Equity Partners and Crestwood Midstream Partners

Ron Sabia is Gulf's Chief Strategy Officer, having previously served as both its President and Chief Operating Officer.

Walter Brickowski, is Gulf's SVP of Unbranded Marketing. Prior to joining the Company in 2006, he served as Director of Middle Atlantic Marketing for Valero Energy.

Meredith Sadlowski is Vice President of Branded Sales and Marketing for Gulf, having previously served as Vice President of Branded Contract Sales Operations, Director of Sales, and Account Manager. She is responsible for all branded business and collaborates on Gulf Oil's national go-to-market strategy.

Mike Studley is Gulf's Vice President of Branded Operations, Compliance and Marketing. He joined Gulf in 2008 as the Senior Director of Branded Operations. Mr. Studley will now also oversee the Customer Service and Branded Marketing teams, focusing on the development, implementation and coordination of new processes to ensure continued growth and profitability for the company.

Kathryn O'Brien serves as Gulf's Senior Director of Marketing. She will continue to ensure the establishment and direction of the strategic goals for the brand, while now expanding her reach to encompass a broader corporate communications role across the company.

Gulf is one of the Northeast's largest wholesalers of refined petroleum products, distributing motor fuels through a network of thousands of branded gasoline retail centers and 1,000 private label outlets operated by major chain retailers in 30 states. It also owns and operates 17 proprietary terminals as well as supplies wholesale product through 75 other terminals.

The company has just announced plans to expand its fuel retailing network to Mexico.