Jeff Caperton (Producer)

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Jeff Caperton is President and CEO of Caperton USA, Inc. in Houston Texas, a consulting firm which provides research and field land services to oil and gas exploration companies in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma. In addition to land services, Caperton works closely with the political lobby of several large Oil and Gas companies on the promulgation, direction, implementation and administration of national, state and local legislative and regulatory issues impacting the land professional and the Oil and Gas industry. Caperton is President of the Young Professional Association and Vice President of The Petroleum Club of Houston's Foundation Board.

Jeff began his career in 1984 at ABC News in Los Angeles covering and producing stories for World News Tonight, Nightline, 20/20 and Good Morning America. In 1986 Jeff won an Emmy Award and a Los Angeles Press Club Award for his coverage of the Mexico City Earthquake. Jeff also worked closely with the White House press office covering the many trips President Reagan took to his Ranch near Santa Barbara, CA.

Don't Tell Me What To Think, a talk radio documentary produced by Jeff Caperton; coming Fall 2008.