BP’s new boss will take home at least £11.7m this year, more than double her predecessor

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Meg O'Neill will become BP's new CEO in April, marking the first external and female appointment to the role in the company's history. Her compensation for the year will be at least £11.7 million, more than double her predecessor's pay, due to payments compensating for forfeited share awards from her previous role at Woodside Energy. This significant package comes as BP faces pressure to improve its financial performance after lagging behind competitors and suspending share buy-backs. O'Neill is BP's third CEO in under five years, following Murray Auchincloss's departure after a brief tenure and Bernard Looney's earlier exit. She is expected to address shareholder concerns and revitalize the company's strategy amid industry challenges.
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