What I Do: Environmental specialist
Establishing open dialogue with internal and external stakeholders is an essential part of Tara Meek’s role at Williams. As an environmental specialist, Meek works closely with government […]
Bringing science to life for middle school students
Teachers in 10 states are piloting a program to teach science concepts in a way that motivates learning and interaction, while minimizing the costs to school districts. OpenSciEd was launched two […]
Out of the gate and into a protected wild space
Anticipation was high when the caravan of horse trailers pulled up to Wild Love Preserve in the high desert of central Idaho. As the horses debarked, echoes of hooves on metal turned to gallops on […]
When hurricanes hit, employees hurry to help
Roderick Guillory was a new operations technician at Williams when Hurricane Rita destroyed his home in 2005. It was only a month after he had helped clean up debris from Hurricane Katrina. Now he […]
Why STEM? Williams women share how they got started.
From makeshift Barbie ski jumps to summer thunderstorms and grandmothers that never gave up, Williams employees in STEM roles have unique stories about how they got involved in Science, Technology, […]
Hometown highlights
At Williams, we talk a lot about supporting the communities in which we live and work. And we live and work in hundreds of communities across dozens of states. Big or small, each one is unique and […]
Commodities Optimization is optimal job for this employee
Williams employee Quincy Jones was not named after the famous musician and record producer. But he did grow up singing gospel music in church and loves to croon R&B to his young daughters. […]
Williams volunteer pays it forward with his love of reading
Greg Heath grew up in a house full of books. “My parents had a bookshelf that reached all the way to the ceiling and I read every book,” he said. Heath, a field office administrator in Virginia, […]
Piper to the rescue. Pooch passes national certification
Piper, the search and rescue dog in training sponsored by Williams, is ready to start saving lives. The yellow lab training at Ground Zero Emergency Training Center in Tuttle, Oklahoma, has passed a […]
NGL, LNG, CNG and RNG. What do these mean?
The common letter is G — for gas. Here’s the gist of each one. NGLs are natural gas liquids. They are components of the natural gas stream and, when cooled, separate into a liquid mixture. […]
Preparation is key for hurricane season and Williams is ready
Ryan Mulvania is a Houston-based safety manager but during this time of year, his attention is focused much farther away. He’s watching dust storms in Africa, checking National Hurricane Center […]
Williams moms form tech-based bond
A group of Williams working moms bonded together virtually while working remotely for several weeks. Employee Missie Hills formed the chat group Working Mamas’ Sanity Check-In, with weekly video […]