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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 22 MIN

Renee Tyer Goodwin: From Offshore Engineering to Teaching Life Lessons Through Storytelling

from The Marquis Masters Podcast · host Marquis Who's Who

In this episode of the Marquis Masters podcast, host Nick Franck sits down with Renee Tyer-Goodwin, a former petroleum engineer, business owner, educator, and children's author. Renee shares her remarkable journey from becoming the first female offshore drilling engineer supervisor for British Petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico to founding her own oil and gas company and, ultimately, creating the GG Life Lessons Storybook Series. Inspired by her beloved Cane Corso, GG, Renee discovered a new calling in children's literature, combining her passion for teaching with storytelling that helps young readers develop character, confidence, and compassion.Throughout the conversation, Renee discusses how her experiences in education, engineering, and entrepreneurship shaped her approach to writing. She explains how GG became the inspiration behind a growing collection of books focused on themes such as teamwork, friendship, kindness, responsibility, faith, and appreciation for the world around us. Renee reflects on the joy of connecting with children through school visits and community events, sharing how their enthusiasm and curiosity continue to motivate her work.Renee also opens up about the influence of family, education, and mentorship throughout her life. She reflects on her pioneering career in the oil and gas industry, the lessons she learned as a business owner, and her belief that character is formed early in childhood. Looking ahead, Renee shares her ambitious vision for the future of the GG brand, including animated television projects and expanding the reach of her stories to inspire children around the world. Her journey serves as a powerful reminder that it's never too late to pursue a new dream and make a meaningful impact on the next generation.This conversation explores:Renee Tyer Goodwin's transition from petroleum engineering and business ownership to children's literature.The inspiration behind the GG Life Lessons Storybook Series.Teaching values such as teamwork, friendship, kindness, faith, and responsibility through storytelling.The importance of childhood development and character formation.How family, education, and mentorship shaped Renee's personal and professional success.The role of community engagement, school visits, and educational outreach.Renee's vision for expanding GG into animated entertainment and other creative projects.Learn how Renee Tyer-Goodwin transformed a groundbreaking career in engineering and entrepreneurship into a mission-driven storytelling platform that inspires children through life lessons, imagination, and character-building adventures.For more information about the Marquis Masters Podcast and other honorees, visit marquiswhoswho.com.If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review to help more listeners discover stories from leaders shaping industries and improving lives.

In this episode of the Marquis Masters podcast, host Nick Franck sits down with Renee Tyer-Goodwin, a former petroleum engineer, business owner, educator, and children's author. Renee shares her remarkable journey from becoming the first female offshore drilling engineer supervisor for British Petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico to founding her own oil and gas company and, ultimately, creating the GG Life Lessons Storybook Series. Inspired by her beloved Cane Corso, GG, Renee discovered a new calling in children's literature, combining her passion for teaching with storytelling that helps young readers develop character, confidence, and compassion.Throughout the conversation, Renee discusses how her experiences in education, engineering, and entrepreneurship shaped her approach to writing. She explains how GG became the inspiration behind a growing collection of books focused on themes such as teamwork, friendship, kindness, responsibility, faith, and appreciation for the world around us. Renee reflects on the joy of connecting with children through school visits and community events, sharing how their enthusiasm and curiosity continue to motivate her work.Renee also opens up about the influence of family, education, and mentorship throughout her life. She reflects on her pioneering career in the oil and gas industry, the lessons she learned as a business owner, and her belief that character is formed early in childhood. Looking ahead, Renee shares her ambitious vision for the future of the GG brand, including animated television projects and expanding the reach of her stories to inspire children around the world. Her journey serves as a powerful reminder that it's never too late to pursue a new dream and make a meaningful impact on the next generation.This conversation explores:Renee Tyer Goodwin's transition from petroleum engineering and business ownership to children's literature.The inspiration behind the GG Life Lessons Storybook Series.Teaching values such as teamwork, friendship, kindness, faith, and responsibility through storytelling.The importance of childhood development and character formation.How family, education, and mentorship shaped Renee's personal and professional success.The role of community engagement, school visits, and educational outreach.Renee's vision for expanding GG into animated entertainment and other creative projects.Learn how Renee Tyer-Goodwin transformed a groundbreaking career in engineering and entrepreneurship into a mission-driven storytelling platform that inspires children through life lessons, imagination, and character-building adventures.For more information about the Marquis Masters Podcast and other honorees, visit marquiswhoswho.com.If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review to help more listeners discover stories from leaders shaping industries and improving lives.

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