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Alfred Stern appointed President and CEO of Irving Oil

5 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Irving Oil announced that Alfred Stern has been appointed its next President and Chief Executive. Stern will assume the top job effective November 1, following the retirement of Jeff Matthews. Stern previously served as chairman and chief executive of Austrian oil and gas group OMV AG. Irving Oil is a privately owned energy company that operates Canada's largest oil refinery.

From theglobeandmail.com

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The appointment of Alfred Stern signals a change in the strategic direction of Irving Oil. Stern stated his plan to build on the company’s foundation by investing in safety, reliability, and security of supply to support long-term growth.

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  • Alfred SternAppointed President and Chief Executive of Irving Oil
  • Irving OilCanadian oil company operating Canada's largest oil refinery
  • Jeff MatthewsRetired from the role of chief executive at Irving Oil

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  • Irving OilSpeculative

    Irving Oil might adjust its investment strategy and operational costs based on Stern's stated plan to prioritize security of supply.

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