Valor Advisors

John is well-versed in business, geology and energy. With experience as a fourth generation mineral rights owner and acquisitions landman. His expertise was recognized in the inaugural class of the Fort Worth Business Press “20 In Their 20's.” He is a member of the Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate, and is a board member at the Fort Worth Petroleum Club. John received his BA in entrepreneurial management and BS in applied geoscience with a minor in energy technology management from Texas Christian University. He has also completed the Colorado School of Mines Petroleum SuperSchool.

Tom is the manager/member of Moncrief Properties, LLC, which is involved in commercial real estate leasing and development as well as restoring and preserving historical buildings, primarily in the Weatherford, TX area. As a car collector, Tom recently started the Vintage Grill & Car Museum in Weatherford and is expanding the museum to allow other collectors to bring in their cars. He’s also working to create an events center for the Weatherford area. Tom is involved with the Moncrief family’s oil and gas exploration business, handling production and activity in many states including Wyoming, Florida, Louisiana and Texas. He has served on the boards of the American Cancer Society, All Saints Episcopal School, Fort Worth Petroleum Club and Cowtown Cruisin for a Cure (prostate cancer), for which he organized an annual new car raffle which doubled the organization’s charitable donations.

Ed is the president of McCabe Energy, Inc. For over 35 years he has been active in the Permian Basin oil and gas industry. Ed has operated and managed numerous oil and gas properties. His responsibilities required extensive interaction with mineral and royalty owners, state regulatory agencies and title attorneys. He received his undergraduate degree from Trinity University in San Antonio and an executive MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, and his PhD from Oklahoma State University.

Watt graduated from the University of Mississippi in 2002 and earned an additional degree in ranch management from Texas Christian University in 2006. He is on the board of directors for Reynolds Cattle Company and is the managing partner of All Points Customs House Brokers, Inc. Watt and his sister, Ellen, are also the manager/member of Reynolds Amalgamated, LLC, a fourth generation owner of oil and gas mineral rights and royalties.

Ryan is the founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Trinity Healthcare. With over 1,600 employees across 24 locations, Trinity Healthcare Specialized in the operation and management of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities throughout Texas. Ryan was previously the Chief Financial Officer of a senior housing operator with locations across multiple states. Ryan was also previously a Senior Manager at Ernst & Young in the Dallas and New York offices. In addition to leading Trinity Healthcare, Ryan was appointed Chair of the Texas Health and Human Services Long-Term Care Facilities Council and serves on the board of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, the Fort Worth Chapter of YPO, and the Texas Health Care Association. In 2019 he was recognized as a Healthcare Hero by the Fort Worth Business Press. He is a Certified Public Accountant and received a BBA and Masters in Professional Accounting from The University of Texas at Austin. Ryan lives in Fort Worth with his wife and four children.

Clay Lamb is an Acquisitions Engineer and Partner at AmericaWest Resources, LLC. Clay has 15 years of oil and gas evaluations, acquisitions, engineering and management experience. Prior to AmericaWest, Clay was a Completions. Reservoir and Acquisitions engineer for Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. He has evaluated and participated in the completion of 1,000s of wells throughout the Permian Basin and the State of Texas. Clay understands the complexities of multi-generational mineral asset management and serves as a key advisor to Valor.

Jordan is President of HeartBrand Beef. A fifth-generation cattle rancher, Jordan manages every aspect of the daily operations of the company, including ranching, genetics, and meat production and sales. Under Jordan’s leadership, the company has grown to one of the nation’s largest family-owned branded beef companies, and is the largest producer of rare Japanese Akaushi cattle in the world. Jordan is also President of Beeman Motors and Beeman Investment Properties, is the owner and President of Coyote Ghost, and is the general partner in Beeman Family Limited Land Partnerships. Jordan manages over 10,000 acres of owned and leased land. The property is primarily used to run cattle, but also is used for hunting and fishing, recreation, oil and gas and water. Jordan is the President of the American Akaushi Association and sits on the board of Bovina Feeders and JetPro Texas. He is a member of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, the North American Meat Institute and Young Presidents Organization. Jordan is a graduate of Texas State University with a Bachelor in Business Administration in Management. He and his wife Ashley live on the ranch near Flatonia, Texas, with their 2 daughters and son.