A new messenger makes her mark at COGA

Tisha Conoly Schuller has plenty of time to reflect on her hour-long commute from her log cabin in Gold Hill to her office in Denver. As the president and CEO of the Colorado Oil & Gas Association, she has plenty upon which to reflect.

Conoly Schuller is three-plus months into her third year leading COGA, and despite the challenges of the job, her sense of humor remains intact. When asked whether she considers her tenure a success so far, she said, “If public concern over fracking is any reflection, I should be immediately replaced!”

Fortunately for Conoly Schuller, her 40-member board…