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Peter Bijur

Former Chairman and CEO of Texaco

Peter Bijur

Peter Bijur's outstanding career at Texaco began when he joined their domestic marketing operations in 1966. In his engagements, Bijur draws from his extensive experience and firm convictions on the topics of energy leadership, management, and global business. Exclusively represented by Leading Authorities speakers bureau, engages audiences with his wit, his wisdoms, and his ways to achieve a winning business. A tireless businessman and a dynamic speaker, his is a message not to be missed. Bijur's legacy at Texaco, Inc. is a storied one, and his leadership is second-to-none

Cooking with gas. Following a series of marketing assignments, Bijur was appointed manager of the Buffalo, New York sales district in 1971. In 1980 he skyrocketed to the rank of manager of Texaco's manufacturing and marketing operations in the Rocky Mountains.

Bijur was appointed assistant to the chairman of the board in 1981, and was elected a director of Texaco Canada, Inc. and a director and senior vice president of Texaco Trinidad, Inc. the following year. The positions of vice president and president of Texaco Oil Trading & Supply Company soon followed, along with the responsibility for overseeing worldwide purchases and sales of crude oil and petroleum products.

He was later granted the task of managing the Texaco group of companies conducting exploration, producing, manufacturing, and marketing operations in the United Kingdom. In 1990, he assumed the additional duties of president of Texaco Europe before returning to Texaco's New York offices, where he continued as head of Texaco Europe.

Never running on fumes. Bijur was elected a senior vice president of Texaco Inc. in May of 1992. In September of that year, he relinquished the position of president of Texaco Europe, and assumed oversight responsibilities for the following company units: Texaco Europe Division, Texaco Latin America/West Africa Division, and Texaco Middle East/Far East Division. Bijur was elected vice chairman of the board of Texaco Inc. in January 1996 and was elected chairman and chief executive officer in July 1996. He retired in 2001.

Bijur is currently a director of GulfMark Offshore, Inc., headquartered in Houston, Texas, and AB Volvo in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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The Future of Energy. In the wake of the historic oil spill in the Gulf, and the debate about energy and climate change legislation in Congress, Peter Bijur discusses oil, resources, and America’s energy future. What are the challenges, solutions, and likely scenarios for the months and years to come? Bijur, the former Chairman and CEO of Texaco, presents a examination of the issues from the perspective of an energy insider.

Energy Security. Americans tend to only think of energy when they get sticker shock at the fuel pump. However, two-thirds of the world's oil is an unstable region of the world. Bijur believes it is time America developed a national security policy.

Global Business. Bijur has led one of the largest corporations in the world to financial fruition. He addresses the issues that plague corporate America: global competition, resources, leadership, management, and change. 

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"Having had the opportunity to hear Peter Bijur make major presentations on a number of occasions, I can say with confidence that he is among a handful of first-tier speakers among U.S. business leaders.  He is always well prepared, connects with his audience, firm in his convictions yet light in his touch, very well spoken, and engaging and relevant in his responses to the audience." Red Cavaney, American Petroleum Institute

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