In 1988,Quarterman joined Steptoe &Johnson LLP in Washington,D.C. before joining government service. From 1992 to 1995,she served in various capacities at Department of Interior,including as Deputy Director of MMS,and as a member of the Office of Surface Mining's Interim Management Team.
She was Director of the Minerals Management Service in the US Department of the Interior from March 1995 to March 1999 during the Clinton Administration. In that capacity,she administered the programs to manage the mineral resources located on the nation's Outer Continental Shelf,including leasing,exploration,development,and production of oil,natural gas,sulfur,and other minerals,and to collect and distribute revenues for oil,gas,coal,geothermal,and mineral development on Federal and Indian lands. She was responsible for ensuring compliance with many environmental laws,including the National Environmental Policy Act,the Clean Air Act,the Coastal Zone Management Act,and the Endangered Species Act.[citation needed]
In September 1999,she returned to Steptoe &Johnson LLP as a partner in the Regulatory &Industry Affairs department focusing on litigation and administrative law. She litigated and advised clients on matters associated with pipeline safety,royalty valuation,federal land minerals management,pipeline acquisitions,Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) oil and natural gas facilities,the jurisdictional status of pipeline assets,as well as surface transportation,alternative energy and telecommunications.
Since 2014,she has been a Distinguished Fellow at The Atlantic Council's Global Energy Center.
Personal life
She is married to Pantelis Michalopoulos,a partner at Steptoe &Johnson;their daughter Charis was born in 2006. They currently reside in Washington,D.C. .[3]
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