BP: CFO to leave at end of June
(CercleFinance.com) - BP announces that its CFO Brian Gilvary has decided to retire and leave the company's board of directors on 30 June, after working for the British energy group for 34 years, including over eight as CFO.
He will be replaced by Murray Auchincloss, currently CFO of BP's upstream segment (exploration and production), who will therefore join the board on 1 July, where he will work alongside Brian Gilvary until then to ensure a smooth transition.
"With his international financial and commercial experience and a deep understanding of the whole group, he will play an important role as BP continues to develop in a fast-changing energy market," said BP's Chairman Helge Lund.
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He will be replaced by Murray Auchincloss, currently CFO of BP's upstream segment (exploration and production), who will therefore join the board on 1 July, where he will work alongside Brian Gilvary until then to ensure a smooth transition.
"With his international financial and commercial experience and a deep understanding of the whole group, he will play an important role as BP continues to develop in a fast-changing energy market," said BP's Chairman Helge Lund.
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