Chevron Australia gets new MD as Al Williams promoted

CHEVRON Corporation has announced Gulf of Mexico vice president Mark Hatfield has been appointed managing director of Chevron Australia, as current MD Al Williams has been promoted to vice president of global corporate affairs.

Chevron Australia managing director Al Williams Photo credit: Chevron.

03 December 2020
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Hatfield will take Williams place as the head of the Australasia business unit effective March 1, 2021, based in Perth, the company told Energy News.

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