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Chevron Reportedly In Talks To Extend Current CEO’s Retirement Age – $CVX $DIA $INVO

By John F. Heerdink, Jr.

Reportedly, the board of Chevron Corporation (CVX ) is in talks to extend the mandatory retirement age of its Chief Executive Officer Mike Wirth. Mike Wirth has been the board chairman and chief executive officer of Chevron since 2018 and will reach the company’s fixed retirement age of 65 in late 2025. 

The board members believe the company does not have any internal candidates to succeed Wirth and the extension will allow him to prepare someone to succeed him. Wirth has been with Chevron since 1982.

Dow 30 component Chevron Corporation (CVX), through its subsidiaries, engages in integrated energy, chemicals, and petroleum operations worldwide.  To learn more about Chevron (CVX) and to track their progress please visit the Vista Partners Chevron Page.


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(Read Original Story: UPDATE 1-Chevron considers extending current CEO's retirement age - WSJ in Reuters)


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