Raleigh Wolfe serves as General Counsel at Infinity Natural Resources Inc. CLA, a leading player in the exploration and production of natural resources, including oil, gas, and minerals. With over 20 years of experience in energy and natural resources law, Wolfe earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Texas School of Law and began his career at a premier Houston-based firm, where he specialized in complex regulatory compliance, mergers and acquisitions, and environmental litigation. His early work advising on high-stakes drilling permits and land acquisition deals in the Permian Basin honed his expertise in navigating federal and state regulations, earning him recognition as a "Rising Star" by Texas Lawyer magazine. Throughout his career, Wolfe has orchestrated landmark transactions, including the $2.5 billion acquisition of key mineral rights portfolios and the successful defense of multimillion-dollar environmental lawsuits, resulting in precedent-setting rulings favorable to the industry. Prior to joining Infinity Natural Resources in 2018, he held senior legal positions at two major independent energy firms, where he implemented robust compliance frameworks that reduced operational risks by 40% and facilitated international expansions into Canada and Latin America. His strategic counsel has been instrumental in sustainable resource development initiatives, balancing profitability with ESG standards. As General Counsel, Wolfe oversees all legal operations for Infinity Natural Resources Inc. CLA, managing a team of 15 attorneys and directing corporate governance, contract negotiations, and risk mitigation strategies amid volatile market conditions. He plays a pivotal role in guiding the company's growth through joint ventures and renewable energy pivots, ensuring alignment with evolving regulations like the Inflation Reduction Act. Wolfe's leadership has positioned Infinity as a resilient leader in the sector, frequently contributing thought leadership through industry panels and publications on energy transition challenges.