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Rupert Bondy
Current position
Group general counsel
Executive team tenure
Appointed 1 May 2008
Outside interests
Non-executive director, Indivior PLC
Age 54 Nationality British
Career
Rupert Bondy is responsible for legal and
compliance matters across the BP group.
Rupert began his career as a lawyer in
private practice. In 1989 he joined US law
firm Morrison & Foerster, working in San
Francisco and London, and from 1994 he
worked for UK law firm Lovells in London.
In 1995 he joined SmithKline Beecham
as senior counsel for mergers and
acquisitions and other corporate matters.
He subsequently held positions of
increasing responsibility and, following the
merger of SmithKline Beecham and
GlaxoWellcome to form GlaxoSmithKline,
was appointed senior vice president and
general counsel of GlaxoSmithKline
in 2001.
In April 2008 he joined the BP group, and
he became the group general counsel in
May 2008.
Tufan Erginbilgic
Current position
Chief executive, Downstream
Executive team tenure
Appointed 1 October 2014
Outside interests
Independent non-executive director
of GKN plc
Member of the Turkish-British Chamber
of Commerce & Industry Board of
Directors
Age 56 Nationality British and Turkish
Executive team
As at 4 March 2016
Career
Tufan Erginbilgic was appointed chief
executive, Downstream on 1 October
2014.
Prior to this, Tufan was the chief
operating officer of the fuels business,
accountable for BP’s fuels value chains
worldwide, the global fuels businesses
and the refining, sales and commercial
optimization functions for fuels. Tufan
joined Mobil in 1990 and BP in 1997
and has held a wide variety of roles in
refining and marketing in Turkey, various
European countries and the UK.
In 2004 he became head of the European
fuels business. Tufan took up leadership
of BP’s lubricant business in 2006 before
moving to head the group chief
executive’s office. In 2009 he became
chief operating officer for the eastern
hemisphere fuels value chains and
lubricants businesses.
Bob Fryar
Current position
Executive vice president, safety and
operational risk
Executive team tenure
Appointed 1 October 2010
Outside interests
No external appointments
Age 52 Nationality American
Career
Bob Fryar is responsible for
strengthening safety, operational risk
management and the systematic
management of operations across the
BP group. He is group head of safety
and operational risk, with accountability
for group-level disciplines including
engineering, health, safety, security
and the environment. In this capacity,
he looks after the group-wide operating
management system implementation
and capability programmes.
Bob has 30 years’ experience in the
oil and gas industry, having joined
Amoco Production Company in 1985.
Between 2010 and 2013, Bob was
executive vice president of the
production division and was
accountable for safe and compliant
exploration and production operations
and stewardship of resources across
all regions.
Prior to this, Bob was chief executive
of BP Angola and also held several
management positions in Trinidad,
including chief operating officer for
Atlantic LNG and vice president of
operations. Bob has also served in a
variety of engineering and management
positions in onshore US and deepwater
Gulf of Mexico.
During 2016 Bob will also take on
accountability for remediation
management.
Andy Hopwood
Current position
Chief operating officer, strategy and
regions, Upstream
Executive team tenure
Appointed 1 November 2010
Outside interests
No external appointments
Age 58 Nationality British
Career
Andy Hopwood is responsible for BP’s
upstream strategy, portfolio, and
leadership of its global regional
presidents.
Andy joined BP in 1980, spending his
first 10 years in operations in the North
Sea, Wytch Farm, and Indonesia. In 1989
Andy joined the corporate planning team
formulating BP’s upstream strategy, and
subsequent portfolio rationalization. Andy
held commercial leadership positions in
Mexico and Venezuela, before becoming
the Upstream’s planning manager.
Following the BP-Amoco merger, Andy
spent time leading BP’s businesses in
Azerbaijan, Trinidad & Tobago, and
onshore North America. In 2009, he
joined the upstream executive team as
head of portfolio and technology and in
2010 was appointed executive vice
president, exploration and production.
Katrina Landis
Current position
Executive vice president, corporate
business activities
Executive team tenure
Appointed 1 May 2013
Outside interests
Independent director of Alstom SA
Founding member of Alstom’s Ethics,
Compliance and Sustainability
Committee
Member of Earth Day Network’s
Global Advisory Committee
Ambassador to the US Department of
Energy’s US Clean Energy
Education & Empowerment
program
Age 56 Nationality American
Career
Katrina Landis is responsible for BP’s
integrated supply and trading activities,
renewable energy activities, shipping,
technology and remediation
management.
Katrina began her career with BP in 1992
in Anchorage, Alaska and held a variety
of senior roles. She was chief executive
officer of BP’s integrated supply and
trading – Oil Americas – from 2003 to
2006, group vice president of BP’s
integrated supply and trading from 2007
to 2008, and chief operating officer of BP
Alternative Energy from 2008 to 2009.
She was then appointed chief executive
officer of BP Alternative Energy in 2009.
In May 2013, she became executive vice
president, corporate business activities.
Since mid-2010 she has served as an
independent director of Alstom SA, a
world leader in transport infrastructure,
power generation and transmission, and
is a founding member of Alstom’s ethics,
compliance and sustainability committee.
Katrina will step down from her executive
vice president role in May 2016 and will
retire from BP in July 2016.
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