RICHARD KOWALCHUK OF MEDICINE HAT WEARS MULTIPLE ENTREPRENEURIAL HATS
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT Richard Kowalchuk of Medicine Hat unwinds at home by cooking, reading, hosting friends for a happy evening and exercising his fan enthusiasm for his favorite sports team, the Denver Broncos.
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT Richard Kowalchuk of Medicine Hat in Alberta, Canada has risen to Chief Operating Officer of EnerStar Rentals and Services. Â In actuality, Kowalchuk began his career with the EnerStar Operation as a contractor, laboring to develop real estate for the company in the Bakken Oilfield, the subsurface of the Williston Basin which lies under Montana, North Dakota, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Â The Bakken formation is a prime source of new oil production in the United States, and it extends into Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada.
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT Richard Kowalchuk of Medicine Hat quickly moved into the manufacturing side of EnerStar, BASE Manufacturing. Â Kowalchuk developed different builds for oilfield accommodations specialized constructions and their control schedules, becoming Vice President of Sales & Marketing for BASE Manufacturing and for Steel River Building Systems.
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT After working the sales and marketing for the Rental Division of the company in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Texas, North Dakota and Montana, Kowalchuk became Chief Operating Officer at EnerStar in 2016, leading it through the Energy downturn to expand into an integrated oilfield service company. Â EnerStar expanded from offering accommodations only to water, sewer, remote power solutions, remote communications systems and surface rentals.
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT Richard Kowalchuk of Medicine Hat in Alberta, Canada was a Founding Shareholder of FiveStar, where he is the Chief Financial Officer. Â FiveStar Oilfield Communications Incorporated began in 2013 and Kowalchuk has elevated it from startup to over a million gross per year.
RICHARD KOWALCHUK MEDICINE HAT Kowalchuk also originated the idea of utilizing excess housing from oil drilling efforts in retail and affordable housing capacities opening OTB Housing www.otbhousing.com. Â Kowalchuk explains there is somewhere around 25,000 excess houses which sat unused in the drilling slowdown into the hands who would provide an excellent opportunity for consumers who want well built, quality housing at an affordable price.
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