Whats happening in IR? New Management? Seems the previous experienced hire is completely removed from existence.
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With the pending board votes and all of the pension funds against XOM, it looks like the IR Manager was right to tell DW to drop the suit against the investors. Guess he will deal with the aftermath now...
The reason the CFO is in complete agreement with the CEO is because she does not know the oil and gas industry so cannot form an independent thought on the subject.
The CFO is too much in agreement with the CEO. She won't be leaving anytime soon... And neither is he!
CFO next if we are lucky.
Nobody can justify the $2 million per month compensation.
She probably spoke out against suing our own shareholders so DW axed her.
I think she knows something and was quickly removed...
Maybe Jennifer Driscoll looked into the crystal ball and saw a future train wreck or her knowledge and experiences was no longer needed for the external investors
https://investor.exxonmobil.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/46/exxonmobil-appoints-jennifer-driscoll-as-vice-president-of
January 28, 2022 2:00 PM CST
IRVING, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ExxonMobil said today that Jennifer Driscoll has been appointed vice president of investor relations, effective Feb. 7, replacing Stephen Littleton, who has elected to retire after 30 years of service.
“We welcome Jennifer to ExxonMobil and will leverage her knowledge and experience to enhance our communication with shareholders,” said Kathryn Mikells, senior vice president and chief financial officer. “I’d like to thank Stephen for his many contributions to the company’s success during his career and wish him all the best in retirement.”
Driscoll joins ExxonMobil from Caterpillar, Inc., where she was director of investor relations since 2019. Previously, Driscoll held senior investor relations positions at DuPont de Nemours, Inc., Campbell Soup Company and Best Buy Co., Inc.
Driscoll began her career with Dain Rauscher, which was later acquired by RBC Capital Markets. She holds an MBA from the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Littleton, who has been investor relations vice president since 2020, joined Exxon Company USA in 1992 as a financial analyst at the Baytown Refinery. Following assignments of increasing responsibility in the United States, Angola and Hungary, Littleton was appointed assistant controller of the corporation in 2015 and became vice president for business services, Fuels & Lubricants Company in 2018.
Littleton graduated from the University of Missouri-St. Louis with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, and he holds an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin.
You're right. The VP external hire is gone. That's really strange to lose someone so quickly.