Map the buyers before your client enters the market

When your client asks "who buys this in the Gulf Coast?" you need a better answer than a LinkedIn search. ExecGraph maps procurement, maintenance, and engineering contacts at every major refinery and petrochemical plant in Texas.

The market entry challenge

Gulf Coast energy is a relationship driven market. Procurement at major operators like ExxonMobil, Valero, Dow, and Shell is organized in layers: corporate strategic sourcing, site procurement, and technical specifiers. A consulting team advising on market entry needs to map all three layers at every target facility to build a credible go to market strategy.

ExecGraph provides the org chart data that makes this possible. See who manages valve procurement at Valero Port Arthur. See who specifies instrumentation at Dow Freeport. See which procurement directors previously worked at your client's existing customers. That career overlap data powers warm introductions that accelerate market entry from months to weeks.

What you can deliver with ExecGraph
Total addressable market sizing

Count contacts by title, department, and company to size the buyer universe for any product category.

Account prioritization

Rank target companies by contact density, seniority mix, and technology profile to identify where your client should focus first.

Warm path mapping

Find career overlaps between your client's existing contacts and buyers at target accounts.

Competitive positioning

See which technology brands and equipment types are already deployed at target facilities through job posting intelligence and contact tags.