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Petrobras names new Chief Sustainability Officer

Petrobras has shifted the gender composition of its executive leadership team with the new CSO.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Petrobras names new Chief Sustainability Officer
Petrobras executive leaders Clarice Coppetti, Angélica Laureano (new CSO), Renata Baruzzi, Magda Chambriard and Sylvia Anjos - Credit Eduardo Gaspar / Agência Petrobras

Brazilian oil company Petrobras has named Angélica Laureano as its new Chief Sustainability Officer, shifting the gender balance of its executive leadership team.

The company announced in May that its long-serving Chief Energy Transition and Sustainability Officer Mauricio Tolmasquim would be leaving to join the board of Brazilian utility Eletrobras.

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