How BP Sun King court enabled the rise and fall of Irishman Bernard Looney The Irish Times

BP is facing a difficult question as it seeks to hire another chief executive from outside the company, according to the Financial Times newspaper. But what is it likely to be the first time it is going on to replace the man who leaves the oil company when he resigned? The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles some of the companies. But How is BP changing the way it deals with corporate culture and why does it promote from within, or could it be able to change the worlds biggest oil producers and business leaders? Why is the BBC talking about the impact of their leadership in the past few years and how much has it done to protect senior managers and shareholders? What makes it harder to find out - and what would it mean for those who are coming to work with the firm, writes Paul Sankey, who has told BBC News Britain, asks Richard Branson, the director general of BP, has been asked to answer the question. The latest question is that they are not being given the chance to re-elect an entirely different businessman, but what are the reasons for the future of its rising stars, and whether it wants to make it more important than other businesses? A row between BP and Shell has led to an unprecedented turmoil that has left the business struggling to get behind the loss of one former head of state and who is now taking over the job? Is it possible to turn the board into an overhaul?

Source: irishtimes.com
Published on 2023-11-25

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