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Pursuit intelligence for sales leaders

Pursuits fail in the gaps. We map them.

Across 48,075 verified decision makers at 1,331 Gulf Coast operators in 11 markets, continuously mapped by role, seniority, and purchasing authority. The intelligence your team needs to reach budget owners at any refinery, chemical plant, LNG terminal, midstream operation, or power facility.

Selected facility
Gulf Coast refinery · Rotating equipment
5 mapped1 gap
VP Operations
Senior Role
Budget Authority
02
Plant Manager
Facility Leadership
Decision Maker
03
Maintenance Director
Maintenance
Technical Authority
04
Procurement Manager
Supply Chain
Gap Detected
05
Turnaround Planner
Maintenance
Entry Contact
Fastest path in: Entry Contact → Budget Authority in 4 steps
48,075
Verified decision makers
1,331
Operators and facilities
11
Gulf Coast markets covered
166K+
Career records indexed
Pursuit chart
7 mapped1 gap
Gulf Coast refinery/Rotating equipment/Turnaround journey
RH
VP Operations
Operations
Senior Role·11 yr
Budget Authority
TK
Plant Manager
Facility Leadership
Director·7 yr
Decision Maker
JL
Maintenance Director
Maintenance
Director·9 yr
Technical Auth
AS
Procurement Manager
Supply Chain
Manager·2 yr
Gap Detected
DP
Reliability Engineer
Maintenance
Senior Eng·6 yr
Influencer
KW
Category Buyer
Supply Chain
Buyer II·1 yr
Transactional
NB
TAR Coordinator
Maintenance
Coordinator·3 yr
Scheduling
Fastest path: DP → JL → RH · 3 steps
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Facility context

Mid-size Gulf Coast refinery. Last major TAR completed late 2024; rotating equipment audit in progress ahead of next planning cycle.

Decision dynamics

Capital and TAR scope flows through the technical chain. Procurement controls transactional buys only. Reliability Engineer influences spec selection.

Gap detected

Procurement Manager flagged for re-verification. Role change detected Q1 2026. Does not block turnaround pursuit. TAR scope routes technical.

Recommended entry

Engage Reliability Engineer first through the technical chain. New vendor evaluations open 6-9 months ahead of TAR planning lock. Lead with reliability outcomes, not unit pricing.

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Domain-configured intelligence

This is not generic AI with industrial branding. It is pursuit intelligence trained on the chemical processes, equipment, and decision chains at every Gulf Coast facility.

Every pursuit analysis is generated by agents trained on the chemical processes, equipment categories, and procurement structures specific to each Gulf Coast facility across refining, petrochemical, midstream, LNG, and power generation.

When your team is stuck on a pursuit, this is the coach who has been in the room. Not generic guidance. Specific operator strategy for the specific journey, at the specific facility, with the specific decision chain.

Scope of intelligence

48,075 verified contacts across 1,331 operators in 13 Gulf Coast markets. Updated daily. Every facility mapped to equipment populations, turnaround windows, and decision chains.

What the agents know

Agents trained on the chemical processes, equipment, and procurement structures at every Gulf Coast facility we cover.

Equipment and process units

CDUs, cokers, FCC units, alkylation, ethylene crackers, compressors, DCS, instrumentation. The agents know which equipment matters where, and which roles specify it.

Maintenance and turnaround cycles

Five-year turnaround windows, planned outages, reliability programs, MRO cycles. The agents map procurement timing against operational cycles, not abstract sales calendars.

Position specific pain points

A Reliability Engineer is solving for different problems than a Procurement Manager. The agents know what each role is fighting about internally, and how to position into their pain.

Journey specific coaching

A turnaround pursuit is not a capital project pursuit. The agents recognize which of five commercial journeys is in motion and coach reps on what matters most.

The intelligence gap

General purpose sales tools were not built for industrial facility sales

Selling into a refinery or chemical plant requires knowing exactly who specifies, who approves, and who controls budget, organized by facility, department, and seniority. Broad B2B databases do not provide this level of operational depth.

Industry challenge

Field teams enter accounts with limited visibility into organizational structure and purchasing authority.

Decision chains at industrial facilities span multiple departments: operations, maintenance, procurement, reliability. General databases do not distinguish them.

ExecGraph approach

Verified role intelligence organized by facility and product category. Every decision chain maps from entry contact through technical authority to budget owner.

Gaps in coverage are identified automatically and queued for research. Your team sees what is known and what still requires verification.

Operational impact

Accurate targeting. Reps engage verified decision makers, not the wrong department.

Faster revenue path. Decision chains are mapped before the first meeting, not after months of discovery.

Portfolio visibility. Leadership sees which accounts have full coverage and where intelligence gaps remain.

How it works

Facility level decision intelligence in four steps

Each pursuit generates a verified decision chain tailored to your product category and the specific facility. The platform identifies who matters, who is missing, and the fastest path to purchasing authority.

01
01
Select the facility

Refineries, chemical plants, LNG terminals, and midstream operators across all 13 Gulf Coast markets. Searchable by operator, location, or facility type.

02
02
Specify your product category

183 industrial role profiles mapped across equipment, services, and materials. The category determines which decision makers are relevant to your sale.

03
03
Review the decision chain

Verified roles from entry contact through technical authority to budget owner. Each position includes seniority, department, tenure, and career history.

04
04
Identify and resolve gaps

Missing roles are flagged and queued for research. Your pursuit chart distinguishes verified intelligence from positions that require further enrichment.

Who uses ExecGraph

Trusted by equipment suppliers, service contractors, and EPC firms selling into Gulf Coast operations

Equipment Manufacturers & Distributors

Identify the specifying engineer and the procurement authority for your product category at any covered facility. Warm path connections surface shared employer history for introductions.

Service Contractors & EPC Firms

Turnaround planning decisions are made months before execution. Access verified intelligence on maintenance directors, reliability managers, and operations leadership across your target facilities.

Business Development Teams

Complete decision chain intelligence and approach briefs for new account entry. Reduce research cycles from weeks to minutes with verified role data and career context.

Sales & Strategy Leadership

Portfolio level visibility into account coverage. Identify which facilities have complete decision chains and where intelligence gaps require additional research allocation.

Industries covered

Pursuit intelligence across Gulf Coast energy, industrial, and power generation operators

Refining

Texas and Louisiana refining operators, including Motiva, Marathon, Valero, ExxonMobil, Phillips 66.

Petrochemical

Ethylene, polyethylene, and olefins producers along the Gulf Coast petrochemical corridor.

Chemical manufacturing

Specialty and commodity chemical manufacturers across Houston, Beaumont, and Lake Charles.

Midstream

Pipeline operators, gas processing, and terminal operators across Texas and Louisiana.

LNG

Liquefied natural gas export terminals and regasification facilities on the Gulf Coast.

Power generation

Gas-fired and cogeneration facilities supporting Gulf Coast industrial complexes.

Industrial data centers
Expanding 2026

Hyperscale and colocation operators building power-dense facilities across the US.

Market coverage

Continuous coverage across every major Gulf Coast refining, petrochemical, and LNG corridor

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See what ExecGraph looks like in your organization

We work with sales leaders who manage pursuit teams in Gulf Coast energy and industrial markets. If your reps are running pursuits without complete decision-chain visibility, a 1-hour walkthrough will show you exactly what they are missing, and what it would change about how you manage them.

Book a 1-hour walkthrough

We deploy in 5–10 seat engagements with sales leaders. Pricing is per-organization, not per-seat.

Purpose built for Gulf Coast energy

Refining, petrochemicals, LNG, and midstream from Corpus Christi to Baton Rouge. Unmatched depth in a single industrial corridor rather than shallow coverage across every sector.

Continuously verified intelligence

Role data is monitored for changes, promotions, and organizational moves. When a contact changes position, affected decision chains update automatically.

Enterprise grade data security

SSL encrypted, SOC 2 infrastructure. Contact intelligence is never sold or shared with third parties. Pursuit data is private to your organization.

FAQ

Common questions

Q01Who uses ExecGraph?

Equipment manufacturers, distributors, EPC firms, service contractors, and industrial consultants who sell products or services into Gulf Coast refineries, chemical plants, LNG terminals, and midstream operations.

Q02What is a Pursuit Intelligence chart?

A verified decision chain generated for a specific facility and product category. The platform maps from your entry contact upward through technical authority to budget owner, identifying every role relevant to your sale and flagging positions that require further research.

Q03How does ExecGraph differ from general B2B intelligence platforms?

General platforms provide broad, shallow coverage across all industries. ExecGraph provides verified, facility level depth for Gulf Coast energy: full organizational charts by department and seniority, 352,000+ industry specific keyword tags, warm path connections, and decision chains calibrated to industrial purchasing cycles.

Q04What is the scope of coverage?

48,075 verified decision makers across 1,331 operators and facilities in 11 Gulf Coast markets. All markets are included with every subscription tier.

Q05How is intelligence sourced and verified?

ExecGraph aggregates role and career intelligence from publicly available professional sources, industry databases, and verified data providers. Records are continuously monitored for role changes, promotions, and organizational moves to maintain accuracy.

Q06How does the walkthrough work?

A 1-hour session with our team. We walk through your target facilities, show you the decision chains for your product category, and demonstrate how pursuit intelligence maps the gaps your team is currently missing. No commitment required.

48,075
Contacts
1,331
Companies
11
Markets

Set up your walkthrough

Select any covered facility, specify your product category, and review the verified decision chain. A 1-hour walkthrough will show you exactly how ExecGraph maps the decision makers your team needs to reach.

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