Sostituisce il dimissionario Murray Auchincloss, alla guida del gigante petrolifero britannico da circa due anni. Il titolo nell’ultimo anno aveva recuperato il 10%
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Meg O’Neill sarà la nuova CEO di Bp, la prima donna a guidare una "Big Oil".
Succede a Murray Auchincloss, segnando il quarto cambio al vertice in sei anni.
O'Neill, ex ExxonMobil e Woodside Energy, entrerà in carica nell'aprile 2026.
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Meg O’Neill, the former Exxon executive tasked with turning around BP
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