Team

Anne Bradbury was named as CEO of AXPC in December 2019, to lead all aspects of AXPC’s federal public policy efforts, advocating for regulations and policies that will enable U.S. independent producers to continue leading the world in energy development that meets the highest environmental and safety standards.

Ms. Bradbury served as one of the top legislative strategists and technicians in Congress as Floor Director to two successive Speakers of the House of Representatives and Deputy Floor Director in the Offices of both the Majority and Minority Leader. During her decade-long career on Capitol Hill, Bradbury was instrumental in the implementation and adoption of major rules packages and legislative initiatives ranging from reforms to national security and intelligence policy to health care, energy, transportation, trade, and education policy passed by the House of Representatives. Ms. Bradbury most recently served as a partner at the Duberstein Group.

Liz Bowman leads strategic communications, messaging, and media relations for AXPC. She joined AXPC from the American Petroleum Institute (API), where she was the director of communications and marketing. Ms. Bowman previously served as Communications Director for U.S. Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA), and as the Associate Administrator for Public Affairs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. In this role, she served as the top EPA spokesperson, and managed communications for the confirmation of Senate-confirmed associate administrators and the Deputy Administrator. She also worked in top communications roles for public affairs firms, associations, corporations, and advocacy campaigns.

As the Director of Regulatory Affairs Rebecca Denney assists with regulatory issues and ESG portfolios as well as policy and issue management, including a focus on natural gas policy. In addition, she oversees the project management of AXPC’s annual HSE Performance Survey and ESG Benchmark Survey. With over a decade of experience in environmental engineering and sustainability, Rebecca joined AXPC from Geosyntec, where she was a senior ESG consultant. A civil engineer with a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M and a master’s degree in environmental engineering from SMU, Rebecca worked at Cheniere as an environmental engineer before joining Geosyntec.

Troy Lyons joined AXPC from Massie Partners, where he provided strategic counsel to clients on legislative and regulatory priorities. Prior to joining Massie, he served as the Associate Administrator for the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, where he was the chief liaison between the Agency, the Administrator and state and national elected officials. He also oversaw the U.S. Senate confirmation process for nominees and executed engagement plans for program plus regional offices. Mr. Lyons also served in the U.S. Senate, including as Senior Energy and Environment Advisor for Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) and worked for publicly traded energy companies, including BP America and the Hess Corporation.