Five Years of TNK-BP: • Building a Company • Building a Brand
Denis Kryanin Andrey Chepurnov Corporate HR Director, Director, Operations Resourcing & Recruiting TNK-BP: Equal Ownership and Oversight
BPBP Alfa,Alfa, Access,Access, 50% Renova 50% Board of Directors Renova
Deputy Chairman – Lord Robertson Chairman – Mikhail Fridman Four Members including Four Members including Audit Committee Chair Compensation Committee Chair
President & CEO Dudley
Executive Director Vekselberg COO Executive Director COO McVay Khan Summers
VP VP EVP EVP EVP Chief EVP CFO EVP EVP EVP EVP EVP Human Comms & Support Strategy Security Legal Field Planning Support & Bus. Upstream Downstream Technology Resources PA Services Counsel Services Perform- Services Development Audit ance EVPBennett Support Services BP TNK External Hire HumanBennett Resources Function
2 Who are the AAR Shareholders?
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German Khan Alfa Group • Banking • Legacy TNK Top Exec
3 Who is the BP Shareholder?
• World top 3 private oil company; created through mergers of leading US and European companies • Global operations in North Sea, Gulf of Mexico, North Africa, Angola, Alaska, Trinidad, Azerbaijan • CEO was an original TNK-BP Board Member
2007 Results: • $284 billion in revenue • $18billion in profit • $19 billion in capital spending Browne • 96,000 employees Hayward
4 Rationale for TNK-BP
For BP, it delivers:
• New reserves to ensure long-term growth
• New production region to ensure diversity of supply
• Proximity to markets
• Builds on relationship with Russian For AAR, it delivers: partners • New technology • Access to international capital • Access to world-class management skills • Access to new international markets • Higher HSE standards
5 TNK-BP in Russia
6 TNK-BP at a Glance - 2008
• Production 1.8 mln boe/d
• Russia’s top-three and one of the largest private- sector oil producers globally
• Proved reserves of 10bn boe (PRMS)
• 120 drilling rigs and nearly 600 workover rigs operating
• 150 license areas
• 23,000 km of pipelines
• Five refineries in Russia and Ukraine
• Major retailer of fuels in Russia and Ukraine; 1,600 TNK and BP branded sites
• 61,000 employees
• $68bn paid in taxes, duties and excise since inception
• Organic reserve replacement rate 141% (2004-2007) 7 7 TNK-BP and global peers
2007 oil and gas production
Exxon Mobil 2,6 1,6 BP 2,4 1,4 Shell 1,9 1,4 Chevron 1,8 0,8 Rosneft 2,2 0,3 PetroBras 2,0 0,4 Total 1,5 0,9 Conoco Phillips 1,4 1,0 Lukoil** 2,0 0,2 TNK-BP* 1,6 0,2 Statoil 1,1 0,7 ENI 1,0 0,7 SurgutNG 1,3 0,2 Repsol 0,5 0,6 Gazpromneft 0,7 0,0 Oil and Gas liquids Gas Novatek 0,1 0,5 Slavneft 0,4 0,0 Sinopec 0,4 0,0 mmboe/d
01234 5 Note: *TNK-BP includes 50% stake in Slavneft ** LUKoil includes oversees production
8 HR Journey
2003 2004-2005 2006-2007
Performance
• Build new capability in the people and the organization to achieve the strategy. • Identify the skills in • One organization which TNK-BP must be exceptional. Build or • One set of processes recruit and retain. • One set of systems • Create systems for • Cash control • Alignment people to grow, and the • Operational control organization to renew. • Measure Progress
Time Merge Consolidate Build Capability
9 People
• Harmonized Compensation System
• Performance Contract / Short Term Incentive Plan
• Long Term Incentive Plan
• Management and Leadership Learning Progress
• Technical Training
•Competency Development
10 Monetary Compensation
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11 Programs for Organizational Development
Building a World-class Company
Top managers Strategic leaders’ Strategic Management reserve (ASCENT) (INSEAD)
Business Streams’ Middle managers Target Programs
Perspective Young Talents Front-line managers
Three Horizons Young specialists
University Program
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