U.S. Energy SVP Michael Haven Presents at the FactRight Annual Due Diligence Conference

September 25, 2025

U.S. Energy is proud to share that Michael Haven, our Senior Vice President of Capital Markets, recently took the stage at the FactRight Annual Due Diligence Conference—a premier event that brings together leading industry experts, financial professionals, and alternative investment managers to explore emerging trends and best practices across the investment landscape.

The FactRight conference is known for facilitating high-value dialogue on the most pressing issues in the alternative investments space. As part of this year’s event, Mike participated in a dynamic panel discussion, where he shared insights drawn from his extensive experience in capital markets and energy investing. His contributions helped foster meaningful conversations around the opportunities and challenges shaping today’s industry.

At U.S. Energy, we are committed to advancing thought leadership and driving innovation within the energy and investment communities. We are honored to have Mike represent our organization and showcase the expertise and forward-thinking perspective our team brings to every partnership.

We look forward to continuing our engagement with industry leaders and contributing to the conversations that move our sector forward.

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