What I do: process safety management coordinator
Process safety management coordinator is a mouthful of a title. But for Kansas employee Casey Montgomery, the focus of her job is pretty simple. Keep employees safe by helping to ensure processes […]
Racing across America to raise awareness of suicide prevention
Employee Katy Rich was among a team of endurance athletes who cycled thousands of miles from Oceanside, California, to Annapolis, Maryland, to raise money for suicide prevention and mental health […]
Every day is different for this coordinator of maintenance
Anna Hamlett has worked at Williams for eight years, and each day has been different. As a coordinator of maintenance in North Carolina, she’s got a big role making sure all regulated tasks are […]
Grill better burgers with natural gas
Paula Lewis is such a fan of natural gas grilling that she had an external fuel line installed when building her house. The grill connects right to the home’s natural gas supply so she doesn’t […]
Tiny house and tiny fish big deal for Patriots Cove refuge
A tiny house and tiny fish brought Tunkhannock High School students to Patriots Cove as part of several programs sponsored by Williams. Patriots Cove is an 18-acre refuge in northeast Pennsylvania […]
Making Houston the clean energy capital through innovation
Earlier this year, Williams announced it was joining Greentown Labs Houston as one of the grand opening partners, helping launch the city’s first-ever climatetech focused startup incubator. […]
Hometown highlight: McPherson, Kansas
McPherson, Kansas, is named after a Union officer who never stepped foot in the state. General James “Birdseye” McPherson was killed during the Battle of Atlanta, six years before the founding […]
A past too long unspoken, say race massacre descendants
Several Williams employees raised and still living in North Tulsa say they have long known a dark history that many others are now just discovering. As the city commemorates the 100th anniversary of […]
Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial brings light to a dark history
The centennial commemoration of the Tulsa Race Massacre comes at a meaningful time for Mikeale Campbell, who grew up one mile from the site where hundreds died almost 70 years before he was born. As […]
Duck, duck, goose: restored wetlands are gift to nature
As the sun rises at McPherson Valley Wetlands, nature comes to life. Ducks, geese and other birds emerge from the marsh, taking flight into a golden sky, while insects rustle and prairie grass […]
Meant to be: handler and search and rescue dog just click
When Williams employee Doug Peters learned about Ground Zero Emergency Training Center and Piper, the dog that Williams sponsored there, he had to check it out. Peters knew that a dog like Piper […]
Williams donates 3D printers used for face shields to area schools
3D printers used by Williams engineer Andrew Hayek to create face shields for hospital workers are now educational tools for area youth. Hayek used the machines, two purchased by Williams, to make […]