組織或國家不能忽視周遭的聲音，但不能常改期經營之目的/目標 Lord Browne of Madingley (John Browne) is a British businessman who served as CEO of BP from 1995 to 2007, transforming it into a "supermajor" through mergers.

 

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Lord Browne of Madingley (John Browne) is a British businessman who served as CEO of BP from 1995 to 2007, transforming it into a "supermajor" through mergers. Known for his 1997 pioneering speech acknowledging climate change risks, he has since focused on energy transition, sustainability, and investment in renewables. 

Key Aspects of Lord Browne's Career:

• BP Leadership (1995–2007): As CEO, he led the merger with Amoco and acquisition of ARCO, significantly expanding the company.
• Climate Action Pioneer: In 1997, he became the first major oil company CEO to accept the scientific consensus on climate change, rebranding BP as "Beyond Petroleum" and investing in renewables.
• Post-BP Career: He has held roles at Riverstone Holdings (renewable energy), served as UK Government Lead Non-Executive Board Member (2010–2015), and is currently Chairman of Beyond Net Zero.
• Industry Focus: He continues to be active in energy transition, investing in technology and advocating for net-zero solutions.
• Author and Public Figure: He is the author of several books, including a memoir (Beyond Business) and The Glass Closet, which discusses being gay in corporate life. 

Recognition and Controversies

• Honors: Knighted in 1998 and made a life peer in 2001.
• "Sun King": Known for his influential and strong leadership style, nicknamed the "Sun King" by media, he resigned in 2007 following a scandal related to his private life. 

For more details on his biography and career, you can visit his official website and read his profile on Britannica. 

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