Kim Williams
Vice President & GM Canadian Operations ,
Ovintiv
From summer student to Vice President & General Manager, Canadian Assets, Kim Williams has built her
nearly three-decade career at Ovintiv, spanning production, reservoir, development, facilities and strategic
planning.
After becoming Development Manager in 2010 and then Senior Manager in 2012, Kim executed property
divestitures from 2013–2016, led a review of Ovintiv’s strategy and asset portfolio, and helped develop the
Alberta Montney play. She became Vice President, EH&S, Regulatory & Security in 2019 and assumed
her current role in March 2023.
Kim is the Canadian Energy Executive Association’s first female Chair in its 76-year history and serves on
the boards of Hull Services and the Calgary Petroleum Club. Her honours include the 2017 North
American Women in Energy Forum’s Inspirational Team Leader award and recognition as a 2020
Manufacturing Institute STEP Ahead honoree.
Originally from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Kim earned her Chemical Engineering degree from the
University of Saskatchewan in 2000. She is principal oboist with the Calgary Fire Department’s “Cappy
Smart” Band, enjoys tournament poker and quilting, and travels, camps and fishes with her husband Zane
and their dogs, Doug and Ernie.
nearly three-decade career at Ovintiv, spanning production, reservoir, development, facilities and strategic
planning.
After becoming Development Manager in 2010 and then Senior Manager in 2012, Kim executed property
divestitures from 2013–2016, led a review of Ovintiv’s strategy and asset portfolio, and helped develop the
Alberta Montney play. She became Vice President, EH&S, Regulatory & Security in 2019 and assumed
her current role in March 2023.
Kim is the Canadian Energy Executive Association’s first female Chair in its 76-year history and serves on
the boards of Hull Services and the Calgary Petroleum Club. Her honours include the 2017 North
American Women in Energy Forum’s Inspirational Team Leader award and recognition as a 2020
Manufacturing Institute STEP Ahead honoree.
Originally from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Kim earned her Chemical Engineering degree from the
University of Saskatchewan in 2000. She is principal oboist with the Calgary Fire Department’s “Cappy
Smart” Band, enjoys tournament poker and quilting, and travels, camps and fishes with her husband Zane
and their dogs, Doug and Ernie.
Sessions
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02-Nov-2026Van Horne A BallroomOpening Keynote and Panel Session: Global Demand, Canadian Supply: Scaling Montney and Duvernay for the World Stage
SPE Montney/Duvernay Symposium: Answering the Call for Canadian Energy
