Chevron's Beatrice Bienvenu to lead Namibia exploration activities
Beatrice Bienvenu has been appointed to lead Chevron’s exploration activities in Namibia and West Africa as Country Manager. Bienvenu recently visited Windhoek in her new capacity and met with the leadership from the Upstream Petroleum Unit in the Presidency of Namibia, the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (Namcor), the Petroleum Training and
Education Fund (Petrofund), the US Embassy, amongst other important institutions.
“It was a privilege to travel to Namibia as Chevron’s new Country Manager to meet our key stakeholders,” Bienvenu said. “It was an honour for me to share our positive experience in Namibia and highlight some of the factors that make the country attractive for investment. We see exploration and future development of energy resources as a pathway for prosperity for Namibia. I’m excited to continue our partnership for many years to come.”
In her previous role, Bienvenu was the Manager for Chevron’s Pipeline and Power Control Center in Houston, responsible for overseeing the safe and reliable remote operations of the company’s U.S. federally regulated pipelines. Bienvenu has also served as an advisor for Chevron’s International Exploration division supporting exploration strategy, portfolio optimization, business planning, activity execution tracking, and financial reporting.
She served as Chief of Staff for the Government Affairs office in Washington, DC for almost 3 years. Since joining Chevron in 2010, Bienvenu has worked in several roles including as a
seismic specialist, drilling offshore exploration wells and appraising discovered resources to assess commerciality. Bienvenu graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a BS in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Management Science, and an MS in Geophysics.
Education Fund (Petrofund), the US Embassy, amongst other important institutions.
“It was a privilege to travel to Namibia as Chevron’s new Country Manager to meet our key stakeholders,” Bienvenu said. “It was an honour for me to share our positive experience in Namibia and highlight some of the factors that make the country attractive for investment. We see exploration and future development of energy resources as a pathway for prosperity for Namibia. I’m excited to continue our partnership for many years to come.”
In her previous role, Bienvenu was the Manager for Chevron’s Pipeline and Power Control Center in Houston, responsible for overseeing the safe and reliable remote operations of the company’s U.S. federally regulated pipelines. Bienvenu has also served as an advisor for Chevron’s International Exploration division supporting exploration strategy, portfolio optimization, business planning, activity execution tracking, and financial reporting.
She served as Chief of Staff for the Government Affairs office in Washington, DC for almost 3 years. Since joining Chevron in 2010, Bienvenu has worked in several roles including as a
seismic specialist, drilling offshore exploration wells and appraising discovered resources to assess commerciality. Bienvenu graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a BS in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Management Science, and an MS in Geophysics.
