Lisa Goggin is currently with Chevron Corporation in Houston Texas. She joined the company 25 years ago after completing her Ph.D. in geology at Indiana University. Her technical responsibilities have included the planning and completion of exploration and development wells in both deep water and deltaic environments, lease sale evaluations in the Gulf of Mexico and Africa, instructing deep and shallow water field and digital technology schools, and patenting new research and development concepts. She is currently part of a digital team on assignment as a digital product owner managing the transition of Chevron’s geologic interpretation tools into cloud-based systems. She is an advocate of volumetric interpretation and 3D visualization and her most recent research focuses on the application of artificial intelligence to seismic shale analysis and the use of clastic computational stratigraphy to enhance exploration and development outcomes in clastic fields. She is actively serving on AAPG convention organizing committees, is a former AAPG Distinguished Lecturer (2019-2020) and a former Board Member of the National Cave and Karst Research Institute.