Meg O'Neill.
American chief executive
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What's happening
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A portfolio overhaul aims to simplify oil major ConocoPhillips, involving Meg O'Neill.Some support2 reports
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BP sold its Gelsenkirchen refinery facility and appointed Meg O'Neill as its new CEO.Well supported4 reports
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Protests targeting Woodside Energy's headquarters in Perth are underway, involving the company's CEO, executive criticism, and media coverage of the demonstrations.Some support1 report
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Meg O'Neill was appointed on May 26, 2026, to succeed as Chairman after Auchincloss's tenure, leveraging her background as a top executive at CRH.Well supported3 reports
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Around Meg O'Neill this week
News at the entities that move Meg O'Neill most-
Woodside Energy StructuralMultiple companies, including Teva Pharmaceutical Industries and Woodside Energy, held corporate events at the New York Stock Exchange on November 11, 2026.Moves Meg O'Neill
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ConocoPhillips StructuralMarketBeat reports average ratings and consensus price targets for ConocoPhillips, following rating updates from Raymond James Financial and Truist Financial.Moves Meg O'Neill
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U.K. Shared contextA company owning less common metals in the U.K. is establishing operations in Oklahoma and Texas, aiming to reduce dependence on Chinese dominance.Moves Meg O'Neill
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Andy Burnham OperationalAntonia Romeo spoke at the London School of Economics on November 10, following Andy Burnham taking office.Moves Meg O'Neill
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Venezuela TransactionalBrazil and Venezuela agreed to resume bilateral relations and cooperation, proposing expanded oil investments and tariff negotiations.Moves Meg O'Neill
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CNBC TransactionalKPMG head discussed industry changes with CNBC, highlighting the status of Big Four professional services firms.Moves Meg O'Neill
Connections
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BP Structural
Meg O'Neill holds the formal role of Chief Executive Officer of BP.
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Murray Auchincloss Structural
Leadership succession announced: Auchincloss stepped down, O'Neill was named successor.
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Albert Manifold Operational
Both individuals are actively competing against each other for a senior leadership role within BP during its succession process.
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Woodside Energy Structural
Meg O'Neill served as the chief executive of Woodside Energy.
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ConocoPhillips Structural
Meg O'Neill, in her senior role, drives strategic changes, including portfolio overhaul and downsizing, within ConocoPhillips.
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Andy Burnham Operational
Meg O'Neill has been urging Andy Burnham to support the fossil fuel industry and improve the UK investment climate.
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Castrol Operational
Meg O'Neill discusses Castrol's financial events, specifically relating to divestment proceeds.
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Venezuela Transactional
Meg O'Neill visited Venezuela to finalize agreements.
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CNBC Transactional
Meg O'Neill provided information regarding BP's North Sea business to CNBC for broadcast.
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Government of Venezuela Operational
A's statements are used to validate or support a functional partnership involving the Government of Venezuela.
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U.K. Shared context
The relationship is inferred to be positional, where the U.K. provides the professional and economic context for Meg O'Neill's work in the energy sector.