Exxon Mobil Top Public Affairs Executive to Retire in January
November 13 2015 - 5:51PM
Dow Jones News
By Maria Armental
Exxon Mobil Corp.'s Ken Cohen, who was the public face and voice
for the largest energy producer in the U.S., plans to retire on
Jan. 1, the company said Friday.
Mr. Cohen, who joined Exxon in 1977, had held his current post
as vice president of public and government affairs, since 1999. He
will turn 65 in January, the company's mandatory retirement
age.
Mr. Cohen made the company's case on such matters as the
environment and domestic oil exports. He also runs the company's
ExxonMobil Perspectives blog.
Suzanne McCarron, general manager for public and government
affairs and president of Exxon's philanthropic arm ExxonMobil
Foundation, is expected to succeed him, the company said. Ms.
McCarron joined Mobil Canada as public affairs manager in 1998.
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