BP Announces Major Leadership Changes Under New CEO Murray Auchincloss

The oil giant reshuffles its top management, reducing its executive team and appointing new leaders for key divisions.

Two senior female executives, Leigh-Ann Russell and Anja-Isabel Dotzenrath, are leaving BP, marking significant changes in the company's leadership.
Murray Auchincloss, who took over as CEO in January after Bernard Looney's resignation, is spearheading the management overhaul.
The executive team has been trimmed to 10 members, focusing on a simpler and more value-driven organizational structure.
William Lin and Emeka Emembolu step into key leadership roles, heading the gas and low carbon energy business and technology functions, respectively.
The restructuring follows a tumultuous period for BP, including allegations against former CEO Bernard Looney and fluctuating share prices amid speculation of a takeover bid.