Controversial Chesepeake co-founder McClendon to retire April 1
By Erich Schwartzel / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Chesapeake Energy chief executive officer Aubrey McClendon will in April leave the company he co-founded and built into the nation's second-largest natural gas producer
As of April 1, he will retire as CEO and leave his seat on the company's board.
Mr. McClendon cited "certain philosophical differences with the new board" of his Oklahoma City-based company, many of whom were appointed amid a shareholder revolt at the company last year.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Controversial Chesepeake co-founder McClendon to retire April 1
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