Tag: management changes

EQT Corporation (EQT), recently announced that Robert J. McNally, EQT’s current Chief Financial Officer, will become President and Chief Executive Officer upon completion of the Company’s upstream and midstream business separation.

PJ Valves (PJV), the specialist manufacturer and supplier of valves for the global energy industry, has appointed Mr.

Exxon Mobil Corporation said that Jeff Woodbury, VP of investor relations and secretary, has chosen to retire after 35 years of service.

CPV Manufacturing has named Robert Cardona as the Director of Engineering. Cardona will be responsible for managing the engineering team and for overseeing all engineering projects.

ValvTechnologies, Inc., manufacturer of zero-leakage severe service isolation valve solutions, has announced the appointment of John Furfey as Industry Director, Oil and Gas.

CIRCOR International, Inc., a provider of flow control solutions and other highly engineered products for the Industrial, Energy, and Aerospace & Defense markets, has announced that Lane Walker has joined CIRCOR as President of its Energy Group based in Houston.

The Chemours Company, a global chemistry company with leading market positions in fluoroproducts, chemical solutions and titanium technologies, has announced changes to its financial team.

Flowserve Corporation, a provider of flow control products and services for the global infrastructure markets, has announced today that Lanesha Minnix will join Flowserve as Senior Vice President (VP) and Chief Legal Officer, beginning Monday, June 11.

Brian E. White has been chosen has Conval’s new Refining & Chemical Industry Manager. Based in Houston, Texas, White has over 20 years of experience selling instrumentation and capital equipment to the oil and gas, chemical, fluid power, shipbuilding, power, biopharmaceutical, analytical and construction industries.

BP has named Helge Lund, who is a former head of Norway's Statoil (STO), as its next chairman. Lund, who also led BG Group during its acquisition by rival Royal Dutch Shell (RYDAF), will replace Carl-Henric Svanberg, who was the chairman of BP  for almost nine years.