
Meg O’Neill Takes the Wheel at BP Amid Boardroom Turmoil
BP appointed Meg O’Neill, formerly Woodside Energy chief and long‑time ExxonMobil executive, to steady the group after leadership upheaval that saw chair Albert Manifold ousted amid bullying claims; colleagues describe her as calm, direct and relentlessly results‑driven, and she has begun reshaping BP back toward oil and gas while facing investor pressure to reduce debt and capitalise on high prices during what the IEA calls the worst energy crisis in history.


