Mr Tony Hayward | Chief Executive Officer
Genel Energy

	Tony Hayward studied geology at Aston University in Birmingham and completed a PhD at Edinburgh University. He was Group Chief Executive of BP from 2007 to 2010 having joined BP in 1982 as a rig geologist in the North Sea. Following a series of technical and commercial roles in Europe, Asia and South America, he returned to London in 1997 as a member of the Upstream Executive Committee. He became Group Treasurer in 2000, Chief Executive for BPs upstream activities and member of the Main Board of BP in 2003. Tony is a co-founder of Vallares plc. In September 2011 Vallares announced that it planned to merge with Genel Energy International. On completion of the deal Tony will become the CEO of the new company to be called Genel Energy plc. He is a Senior Independent Director of Glencore International AG, a Partner of AEA Investors and a Member of the Advisory Board of Numis. Tony is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and holds honorary doctorates from the University of Edinburgh, Aston University and the University of Birmingham.	Share this

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What do IOCs want from the relationship? What do NOCs want? Is this changing?
What synergies could/should NOCs and IOCs develop?
How is the emergence of ‘International’ NOCs impacting the relationship? Competition vs cooperation
What will be the impact of unconventional oil and gas on the relationship between NOCs and IOCs?
What is the optimal framework for collaboration?
How should technology development and deployment take place to ensure maximum mutual benefit?
How are the repercussions of new regulations and new safety challenges impacting the NOC-IOC relationship?
How can NOCs, IOCs and Service companies work together to tackle the skills shortage, HR, training and manpower challenges?
How can technology transfer and capacity buildiing be guaranteed – and how should it be done?
How can you generate greater economic value for all stakeholders?