10 ExxonMobil leaders in new roles in 2026

These ten ExxonMobil leaders each started their current role at ExxonMobil in 2026, from operations and production vice presidents to finance general managers, engineering department heads and IT directors. A reader can learn how ExxonMobil leaders approach a role they started in 2026 from people who hold one now.

10 professionals1 companyData retrieved October 23, 2026

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  1. Andrew Wills

    Experience: Technology and Engineering Department Head - Delaware Basin · ExxonMobil

    Andrew Wills has been Technology and Engineering Department Head - Delaware Basin at ExxonMobil since July 2026, based in Midland, Texas. Andrew Wills was also Production Engineering Manager at ExxonMobil (2025–2026) and Engineering Supervisor (ADNOC Offshore ExxonMobil) at ADNOC Group (2018–2025).

  2. Cory Quarles

    Experience: Midstream Operations Vice President · ExxonMobil

    Cory Quarles has been Midstream Operations Vice President at ExxonMobil since April 2026, based in the Houston area. Cory Quarles was also Upstream Operations Vice President (2025–2026) and XTO Vice President (2023–2025) at ExxonMobil, and President & CEO of SeaRiver Maritime, Inc (an ExxonMobil Subsidiary) (2018–2021).

  3. Ean Nesselrotte

    Experience: Energy Products - Finance General Manager · ExxonMobil

    Ean Nesselrotte has been Energy Products - Finance General Manager at ExxonMobil since January 2026, based in the Houston area, and the profile describes the role as chief financial officer for the Energy Products segment. At ExxonMobil, Ean Nesselrotte was also Senior Advisor to the CFO (2025–2026).

  4. Glenn Hayes

    Experience: Vice President Global Operations - North America · ExxonMobil

    Glenn Hayes has been Vice President Global Operations - North America at ExxonMobil since July 2026, based in the Houston area. Glenn Hayes also lists Integrated Complex Manager (from 2025), and was Refinery Manager (2025) and Baytown Chemical Plant Manager (2023–2025) at ExxonMobil.

  5. Guus Meijers

    Experience: Business Development Finance General Manager · ExxonMobil

    Guus Meijers has been Business Development Finance General Manager at ExxonMobil since July 2026, based in Spring, Texas. At ExxonMobil, Guus Meijers was also Finance General Manager - Exploration (2023–2026), Tax Manager Deepwater (2023) and Regional Tax Manager, Africa/Middle East (2021–2023).

  6. Karl Edwards

    Experience: FInance General Manager - Global Operations · ExxonMobil

    Karl Edwards has been Finance General Manager - Global Operations at ExxonMobil since February 2026, based in the Houston area. At ExxonMobil, Karl Edwards was also General Auditor - Product solutions, Trading and Supply Chain (2024–2026) and Downstream Financial Coordination Manager (2019–2022).

  7. Lane Pearson

    Experience: Engineering Department Head · ExxonMobil

    Lane Pearson has been Engineering Department Head at ExxonMobil since July 2026, based in Spring, Texas. Lane Pearson also lists Production Engineering Manager at ExxonMobil (from 2024), and was Operations Engineering Manager at Pioneer Natural Resources Company (2019–2024).

  8. Morag MacDonald

    Experience: Director, Corporate Funtions and Sustainability · ExxonMobil

    Morag MacDonald has been Director, Corporate Functions and Sustainability at ExxonMobil since July 2026, and the profile headline describes the role as Director/CIO for Corporate Functions and Sustainability IT. At ExxonMobil, Morag MacDonald was also GBS & Corporate IT Manager (2024–2026) and Workplace Solutions Manager (2020–2024).

  9. Ryan Bucholtz

    Experience: Vice President Onshore Production · ExxonMobil

    Ryan Bucholtz has been Vice President Onshore Production at ExxonMobil since July 2026, based in Houston. At ExxonMobil, Ryan Bucholtz was also Project Executive (2024–2026), Vice President, Elastomers and Resins (2023–2024) and Integration Manager (2022–2023).

  10. Ryan Seager

    Experience: Senior IT Director Global Operations IT Projects · ExxonMobil

    Ryan Seager has been Senior IT Director Global Operations IT Projects at ExxonMobil since August 2026, based in Spring, Texas. At ExxonMobil, Ryan Seager was also Corporate IT Projects Execution Manager (2025–2026), Senior Technical Program Manager (2023–2024) and Fuels Value Chain IT Portfolio Manager (2021–2023).

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  1. 01What did you focus on in your first months in your current role?
  2. 02Which parts of your earlier roles have been most useful in the role you hold now?
  3. 03How do you decide which priorities to take on first when you start a role at a large company?

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