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Chesapeake Energy Corp. announced that Mohit Singh has been appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective December 6, 2021.
About Singh:
For the last six years, Mr. Singh has served on the executive leadership team at BPX Energy, the United States onshore subsidiary of BP. He most recently led the M&A, corporate land & reserves functions, having previously served as Head of Business Development and Exploration and as Senior Vice President - North Business Unit. Prior to joining BPX, Mr. Singh worked as an investment banker focused on oil and gas transactions for RBC Capital Markets and Goldman Sachs. A chemical engineer by training, he began his career at Shell Exploration & Production Company where he held business planning, reservoir engineering and research engineering roles of increasing importance. Mr. Singh earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston, an MBA from the University of Texas, and a BTech in Chemical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.
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