PAPGA elects new president
The Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association (PAPGA) elected Chris Wolfe as its new president.
Wolfe brings more than 35 years of experience in the propane industry to his new role.
Wolfe began his career at Ray Murray Inc. in December 2018 as the manager of technical support and training, following successful tenures as the propane training manager for Star Group LP and eight years as operations manager for Patriot Propane. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to promoting safety, advancing industry standards and fostering education initiatives.
“I am honored and excited to take on the role of president of the Pennsylvania Propane Gas Association,” says Wolfe. “I look forward to the challenges ahead and am eager to collaborate with our association’s members to explore new opportunities and initiatives.”
Wolfe has held various leadership positions within the propane industry, including serving as president of the Pennsylvania Propane Foundation, a member of the Propane Education & Research Council Advisory Committee and chair of the education and training committee for Pennsylvania. He also contributed to the industry as a member of the National Propane Gas Association Technology, Standards and Safety Committee and a trustee of the New Jersey Propane Education and Research Foundation.
“I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the propane industry’s growth and development,” says Wolfe. “I am particularly excited to continue working with our association and its members to push forward and embark on new journeys.”
Wolfe expressed gratitude to his predecessors and acknowledged their contributions to the association: “I am humbled to follow in the footsteps of those who have led before me and am committed to building upon their achievements.”
He will serve as president of PAPGA for the next two years.
Ray Murray Inc. is a distributor of propane equipment, hearth, heating and outdoor living products headquartered in Lee, Massachusetts. It currently operates four warehouse locations in Lee, Massachusetts; Bensalem, Pennsylvania; Flint, Michigan; and Goldsboro, North Carolina.