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 As the Managing Partner of DCG, Louis D'Agostaro brings over 27 years of experience in the petrochemical gas processess area. He gained much of his expertise through his employment in various compressed gas companies from 1979 - 1988, but he was also an innovator during those years. Once he knew he had the capability to make substantially better products and do much more for customers in the market, he founded Dynagas and Chemicals Inc. on April 1, 1988. Dynagas and Chemicals Inc. and Certified Gas Inc. eventually merged to form DCG Partnership 1, Ltd. Mr. Louis D'Agostaro has created a reputable name for DCG as one of the few organizations of its kind that goes above and beyond the expectations of his national and international clientele in regards to quality and innovation for the company's products. He graduated from Rutgers University in 1979.
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 David
D'Agostaro is a graduate of Rutgers College in New
Brunswick, New Jersey and founded Certified Gas, Inc. in
1989. He became a partner in DCG Partnership 1, Ltd. with
the merger of Certified Gas, Inc. and Dynagas and Chemicals
Inc,. With over twenty years experience in the calibration
standard business his expertise lies in the area of Natural
Gas, Liquefied Natural Gas, Natural Gas Liquids, and the NGL
fractionation process. Mr. David D'Agostaro is an instructor
at the American School of Hydrocarbon Measurement and has
spent a considerable amount of time researching Natural Gas
sampling, Hydrocarbon Dew Point issues and Deep Water Gas
Analysis. Mr. D'Agostaro is also a member of numerous
domestic and international industry committees and was a
co-author of the API 14.1 publication. Mr. David D'Agostaro
is a DCG Sales Team Leader and has spent much of his time
educating others about looking for quality and value in
standards and products, a priority at DCG. He is an expert
in the design and use of calibration standards and is a
senior instructor for the School of Chromatography at DCG. |
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 Mr.
Werner began his career as a chemist in a gas chromatography
lab at UEC working on Environmental methods for gasoline and
diesel range organics in soil and groundwater. Thereafter,
he had the opportunity to join a start-up research operation
named Energy BioSystems Corporation (EBC). The company
worked on the biodesulfurization of diesel fuel as its main
focus. Jeff worked as an analytical chemist developing
analytical techniques using gas chromatography with the
sulfur chemiluminescence detector and mass
spectrophotometric detector to determine the compounds
affected and the rates of the desulfurization reaction. At
EBC, Jeff also worked on the biodesulfurization of gasoline,
crude oil, and decant oil projects. Mr. Werner's next career
move was as a Product Line Manager at Antek Instruments. As
the manager of their Model 7090 Gas Chromatography Detector
for Sulfur and Nitrogen determination using
chemiluminescence, he was responsible for developing
instrument modifications including manuals and QC Testing
and for the installation and training of customers using the
detector around the world. Mr. Werner joined DCG Partnership
in August 2001 as Chief Operating Officer. In this capacity,
he is responsible for day-to-day operations of the
organization. Jeff belongs to the ASTM D03 Committee on
Gaseous Fuels as a member at large, and ISO TC193 WG4, WG15,
WG17 and WG18. |
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