BP's new chief executive, Meg O’Neill, is implementing a significant structural shake-up, signaling a renewed emphasis on the company's core oil and gas operations.

BP is undergoing another leadership shake-up, with the departure of its chair putting the spotlight on Meg O’Neill to deliver a swift turnaround for the energy company. This marks a significant change in the company's top management.

Meg O’Neill will be first woman to serve as CEO of 117-year-oil firm when joining from Woodside Energy in April The incoming chief executive of BP will take home at least £11.7m this year after joining the embattled oil company from a rival, more than double the pay packet earned by her predecessor. Meg O’Neill will join BP from the Australian oil company Woodside Energy in April as the company’s first external hire to its top job, and the first woman to serve as chief executive at the 117-ye...

BP's new CEO, Meg O'Neill, is reportedly overhauling the energy giant's existing playbook, signaling a shift away from its previous 'green' era focus.

Meg O’Neill’s memo comes as company tries to rebuild strategy amid oil shock of Iran war and after failed green pivot Business live – latest updates The new boss of BP has told staff that the oil…

Meg O’Neill, described as a no-nonsense CEO, is steering BP through a crisis marked by a 'bullying' scandal that led to the removal of chairman Albert Manifold, coinciding with the company's attempted turnaround.

Meg O’Neill, BP's new chief, has pledged to provide clear direction and improve the company's performance following a turbulent year, particularly in a difficult geopolitical environment.