Oil and gas
10 ConocoPhillips procurement leaders
These ten current and former ConocoPhillips procurement leaders, including the company's chief procurement officer, have held chief procurement officer, strategic sourcing director, procurement head and sourcing and contracting roles at ConocoPhillips. A reader can learn how procurement leaders organize sourcing and contracting in an oil and gas company.
Professionals to explore
01—10Brenda Erickson
LinkedInExperience: Director, Procure to Pay Center of Excellence · ConocoPhillips
Former Director, Procure to Pay Center of Excellence at ConocoPhillips (2009–2012). The profile lists Manager, Corporate Supply Chain at ConocoPhillips since April 2013, describing managing the results and execution of all Supply Chain sourcing and contracts for the Corporate Business units and a team of Sourcing and Contract professionals, and former Manager, Americas Shared Services (2012–2013).
Colin Stevenson
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · ConocoPhillips
Former Chief Procurement Officer at ConocoPhillips (2021–2024), a role the profile places in Operations at C-Level. Other ConocoPhillips roles include Vice President, Wells and Supply Chain, L48 (2024–2025), GM Global Wells since December 2025 and Great Plains Wells Manager (2018–2021).
David Chenier
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · ConocoPhillips
Former Chief Procurement Officer at ConocoPhillips (2016–2021), a role the profile places in Operations at C-Level. Other former ConocoPhillips roles include President, United Kingdom (2009–2016) and VP West Africa Partnership Operations and New Ventures (2005–2009), and the profile lists the person as retired since 2021.
Gene Till
LinkedInExperience: Director, Strategic Sourcing - Capital Projects & Major Equipment · ConocoPhillips
Former Director, Strategic Sourcing - Capital Projects & Major Equipment at ConocoPhillips (2007–2009). The profile lists Manager, Alaska Supply Chain at ConocoPhillips since June 2019 and Global Category Manager, EPC & Major Equip from 2014 with no end date, plus former roles as Manager, Operations & Projects Supply Chain (2014–2019) and Supply Chain Manager, Australia Pacific LNG, Upstream (2010–2012).
James Huff
LinkedInExperience: Director, Alaska Supply Chain, Sourcing & Contracting · ConocoPhillips
Director, Alaska Supply Chain, Sourcing & Contracting at ConocoPhillips since January 2026; the profile describes setting and leading BU-wide Supply Chain strategy across Capital Projects, Wells and Operations and ensuring contract governance, compliance and controls. Former ConocoPhillips roles include Commercial Advisor, S&PM and Commercial (2023–2026) and Commercial Integration Manager (2021–2023).
John Lim
LinkedInExperience: General Manager, Supply Chain & Procurement, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa · ConocoPhillips
General Manager, Supply Chain & Procurement, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa at ConocoPhillips, a role the profile lists from December 2012 with no end date. The profile also lists former roles as Asia Pacific Procurement Manager at ConocoPhillips (2009–2012) and Asia Pacific Category Manager at Chevron (2006–2009).
John Williams
LinkedInExperience: Head of Procurement, Polar Tankers, Global Marine & Aviation · ConocoPhillips
Head of Procurement, Polar Tankers, Global Marine & Aviation at ConocoPhillips, a role the profile lists from August 2012 with no end date and places in Operations at Head level. The profile also lists Systems Engineering and Technical Advisor at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (2010–2012) and Naval Flight Officer in the US Navy (2002–2010).
Lindsay Weddle
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · ConocoPhillips
Chief Procurement Officer at ConocoPhillips since November 2024, a role the profile places in Operations at C-Level. The profile also lists land and business unit manager roles at ConocoPhillips shown without end dates, including Rockies Business Unit Land Manager from 2016, Central Rockies, Anadarko & Gulf of Mexico Manager from 2021 and Land Manager from 2023.
Mons Freng Svendsen
LinkedInExperience: Director Contracting & Category Management, Lower 48 Business Unit · ConocoPhillips
Former Director Contracting & Category Management, Lower 48 Business Unit at ConocoPhillips (2015–2016) and former Manager, Operations Sourcing & Contracting, Supply Chain (2016–2019). Manager, L48 Supply Chain at ConocoPhillips since November 2023, a role the profile describes as head of the supply chain function for the L48 Region, with scope including all sourcing & contracting, contract management and transactional purchasing.
Tim Green
LinkedInExperience: Director - Strategic Sourcing · ConocoPhillips
Former Director - Strategic Sourcing at ConocoPhillips (2006–2009); the profile describes being responsible for global sourcing of marine vessels and contracted aviation services. Also former Transportation Procurement Lead at ConocoPhillips (2009–2012), described as managing all sourcing and contracting activities for the domestic Transportation BU, and Manager, L48 Supply Chain at CONOCO PHILIPS since 2019.
Choose the right perspective
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does ConocoPhillips decide which spend is sourced centrally and which is contracted by a business unit?
- 02What does a supplier need to show to win and keep a major contract with an exploration and production company?
- 03How do procurement teams work with wells, projects and operations groups when setting contract strategy?
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