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Eldar Sætre

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Selv trodde Eldar Sætre at han manglet personligheten til å bli toppleder - likevel endte han opp som sjef i Norges desidert største selskap. Den tidligere konserndirektøren i Equinor er gjest i ukens Preik. Her snakker vi blant annet om:Sjølinnsikt som forutsetning for lederutviklingNår han for alvor tok inn over seg betydningen av det grønne skiftetFarten på klima-toget, og hva som kreves for å henge medHva toppleder-yrket har til felles med gammelost#AlltidNysgjerrigAldriUtlærtAbonner og hør på Preik via Spotify, Apple Podkaster, Acast, Player FM eller hvor enn du hører på podcast.Medvirkende:Eldar Sætre, tidligere konsernsjef i EquinorJan Erik Kjerpeseth, konsernsjef, Sparebanken Vest Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Selv trodde Eldar Sætre at han manglet personligheten til å bli toppleder - likevel endte han opp som sjef i Norges desidert største selskap. Den tidligere konserndirektøren i Equinor er gjest i ukens Preik. Her snakker vi blant annet om: <ul><li>Sjølinnsikt som forutsetning for lederutvikling</li><li>Når han for alvor tok inn over seg betydningen av det grønne skiftet</li><li>Farten på klima-toget, og hva som kreves for å henge med</li><li>Hva toppleder-yrket har til felles med gammelost</li></ul> #AlltidNysgjerrigAldriUtlærtAbonner og hør på Preik via <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/76rdX8EltRD7roruv3XGag" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Spotify</a>, <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__itunes.apple.com_no_podcast_preik-2Dmed-2Djan-2Derik-2Dkjerpeseth_id1318660184-3Fmt-3D2&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=sKrh2UOZMLdfjHcABM7kDQ&amp;r=xjeRI-ohFkrMI1Si94hkYuz1e4iy48BfwxYpJ_NsuCE&amp;m=huFRzDOGjmUclCLfLb0PwZQo3haTYDdecOWUC4JJnF4&amp;s=5XTkjt2OVv2jgQ1HWP1AnxbFWQiNgbcgKg1qKCkroZ8&amp;e=" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Podkaster</a>, <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.acast.com_preik-2Dmed-2Djan-2Derik-2Dkjerpeseth&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=sKrh2UOZMLdfjHcABM7kDQ&amp;r=xjeRI-ohFkrMI1Si94hkYuz1e4iy48BfwxYpJ_NsuCE&amp;m=huFRzDOGjmUclCLfLb0PwZQo3haTYDdecOWUC4JJnF4&amp;s=oFw8ZaJjkkuPG6WVGWgmhGYKBzQwfiXVBE3vnsIcdfo&amp;e=" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Acast</a>, <a href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__player.fm_series_preik-2Dmed-2Djan-2Derik-2Dkjerpeseth&amp;d=DwMFaQ&amp;c=sKrh2UOZMLdfjHcABM7kDQ&amp;r=xjeRI-ohFkrMI1Si94hkYuz1e4iy48BfwxYpJ_NsuCE&amp;m=huFRzDOGjmUclCLfLb0PwZQo3haTYDdecOWUC4JJnF4&amp;s=vub_QEMnl_0kAfKIhZnrSSfF2znD7KaosgkFdKAyhHU&amp;e=" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Player FM</a> eller hvor enn du hører på podcast.Medvirkende:Eldar Sætre, tidligere konsernsjef i EquinorJan Erik Kjerpeseth, konsernsjef, Sparebanken Vest Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tidligere Equinor-sjef, Eldar Sætre: Den motvillige toppleder

En epoke går mot slutten i Norges største selskap når konsernsjef Eldar Sætre skal slutte. Han kommer til E24-podden for å snakke om sin 40 år lange karriere og gi tips til unge og ambisiøse lederspirer. Vi snakker også om hvordan oljenæringen vil se ut etter coronapandemien og hva som må til for å lykkes når Equinor skal bruke enorme milliardbeløp på å bli en fornybarkjempe.Produsent for denne sendingen er Kristine Masdal Aadne og programleder er Marius Lorentzen.

En epoke går mot slutten i Norges største selskap når konsernsjef Eldar Sætre skal slutte. Han kommer til E24-podden for å snakke om sin 40 år lange karriere og gi tips til unge og ambisiøse lederspirer. Vi snakker også om hvordan oljenæringen vil se ut etter coronapandemien og hva som må til for å lykkes når Equinor skal bruke enorme milliardbeløp på å bli en fornybarkjempe. Produsent for denne sendingen er Kristine Masdal Aadne og programleder er Marius Lorentzen.

Eldar Sætre slutter som sjef, men er Equi-nist for livet

Coronaviruset og en kriselav oljepris har sendt sjokkbølger inn i oljenæringen. I denne episoden forteller toppsjefen i Norges største selskap, Eldar Sætre i Equinor, om det urolige markedet, hvilke grep selskapet tar, at fornybarsatsingen skal fortsette og hvorfor han mener næringen bør få utsatt skatt for å holde aktiviteten oppe gjennom krisen. Produsent er Kristine Masdal Aadne og programleder er Marius Lorentzen

Eldar Sætre og Olje-Norge vil ha utsatt skatt

Episode 22 of POLITICO's EU Confidential podcast features Eldar Sætre, the CEO of Norway's oil and gas company Statoil.We spoke to Sætre on November 9, after the COP23 global climate conference had kicked off in Bonn, Germany, but before Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund proposed dropping investments in oil and gas stocks. We also chatted with POLITICO's Sara Stefanini, who has spent the week in Bonn reporting on the climate conference.Paging Rex Tillerson: Sætre says the future of his business is green, but that it won't give up oil and gas anytime soon. Would he call U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson — a former oil and gas CEO himself — to push a green message? “You know I could call Rex, but I think the U.S. politics is more complex than that. So I don't know ... I'm very open about this when I go to Washington.”Beating the dependency on subsidies: Scaling up the use of renewable energies such as wind and solar power has tended to require big upfront public investments or tax incentives. That landscape is changing quickly, Sætre said. “I remember the first projects that we engaged in requiring massive subsidies. And what we've seen in the latest project is that you're very close to having and installing offshore wind actually more or less without subsidies ... That's a tremendous journey.”EU WTF moments of the week — White supremacists march in Warsaw and European Parliament's hot water cut off: In Europe, it can be easy to dismiss white supremacy movements as merely populist or nationalist in nature. This week the podcast panel looks at how radical nationalists demanding a "White Europe" and an "Islamic Holocaust" during Polish independence day celebrations made international headlines. On a lighter note, we also discuss why MEPs have lost hot water in their offices, forcing them to take a cold shower in both literal and metaphorical terms.Dear POLITICO: The panel advises a Brussels employee who says their boss has signed at least one non-disclosure agreement with an allegedly mistreated female staff member, and that their team has been warned not to speak to the media about it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 22 of POLITICO's EU Confidential podcast features Eldar Sætre, the CEO of Norway's oil and gas company Statoil.We spoke to Sætre on November 9, after the COP23 global climate conference had kicked off in Bonn, Germany, but before Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund proposed dropping investments in oil and gas stocks. We also chatted with POLITICO's Sara Stefanini, who has spent the week in Bonn reporting on the climate conference.Paging Rex Tillerson: Sætre says the future of his business is green, but that it won't give up oil and gas anytime soon. Would he call U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson — a former oil and gas CEO himself — to push a green message? “You know I could call Rex, but I think the U.S. politics is more complex than that. So I don't know ... I'm very open about this when I go to Washington.”Beating the dependency on subsidies: Scaling up the use of renewable energies such as wind and solar power has tended to require big upfront public investments or tax incentives. That landscape is changing quickly, Sætre said. “I remember the first projects that we engaged in requiring massive subsidies. And what we've seen in the latest project is that you're very close to having and installing offshore wind actually more or less without subsidies ... That's a tremendous journey.”EU WTF moments of the week — White supremacists march in Warsaw and European Parliament's hot water cut off: In Europe, it can be easy to dismiss white supremacy movements as merely populist or nationalist in nature. This week the podcast panel looks at how radical nationalists demanding a "White Europe" and an "Islamic Holocaust" during Polish independence day celebrations made international headlines. On a lighter note, we also discuss why MEPs have lost hot water in their offices, forcing them to take a cold shower in both literal and metaphorical terms.Dear POLITICO: The panel advises a Brussels employee who says their boss has signed at least one non-disclosure agreement with an allegedly mistreated female staff member, and that their team has been warned not to speak to the media about it. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.