As part of its ongoing strategy development process, Encana debuted its new organizational structure and the members of its senior management team who will report directly to President and Chief Executive Officer Doug Suttles.
The new organizational structure and management appointments are expected to be effective by the end of 2013. Top executive appointments include:
Mike McAllister, executive vice president and chief operating officer, focused on driving the company's operational performance; and
David Hill, executive vice president, exploration and business development, focused on identifying and securing top-tier resources for Encana.
Sherri Brillon continues as executive vice president and chief financial officer, and her role will be focused on capital allocation and building financial strength and flexibility.
Renee Zemljak continues as executive vice president, Midstream, Marketing & Fundamentals ensuring the fundamentals function is strongly linked to the company's strategic direction.
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