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10 ExxonMobil procurement leaders
These ten professionals have held director-level or higher procurement roles at ExxonMobil, and most of them still work there. A reader can learn how procurement, contracting and sourcing decisions are made inside ExxonMobil and how its procurement teams work with suppliers.
Professionals to explore
01—10April Taylor
LinkedInExperience: Global Head of Production & Distribution Procurement · ExxonMobil
Global Head of Production & Distribution Procurement at ExxonMobil since July 2026, where the profile says she leads that procurement globally across approximately $25B in annual spend, about half of global procurement spend, and directs a team across 8 countries. Her other ExxonMobil roles include Head of Equipment & Materials Procurement (2023–2025), Director, Change Management (2025–2026) and Global Commercial Payables Manager (2021–2023).
George McGlamery
LinkedInExperience: Global Commercial Chief, Procurement · ExxonMobil
Former Global Commercial Chief, Procurement at ExxonMobil (2021–2026), an executive role the profile says reported to ExxonMobil's Chief Procurement Officer, with membership in the Procurement Leadership Team. His other ExxonMobil roles include Global Sourcing Director - Drilling Rigs, Procurement (2014–2018) and Senior Commercial Principal, Procurement (2018–2021); the profile lists him as retired since 2026.
Jeremy Underwood
LinkedInExperience: Head of Indirect Procurement · ExxonMobil
Head of Indirect Procurement at ExxonMobil since May 2026, where the profile says he leads a global organization delivering enterprise-wide procurement strategy, governance and performance. His other ExxonMobil roles include Major Growth Ventures Supply Chain Manager (2024–2026), Procurement Strategic Planning Manager (2022–2024) and Project Planning & Strategy Manager - Global Projects Procurement (2020–2021).
Malcolm Platt
LinkedInExperience: Procurement Director, Europe Africa Middle East · ExxonMobil
Former Procurement Director, Europe Africa Middle East at ExxonMobil (1999–2008). His other ExxonMobil roles include Manager, International Manufacturing & Logistics Procurement (1997–1999) and Manager, Contracting & Purchasing, Caspian Sea Project (2011–2013); the profile describes developing and leading regional and global sourcing strategies and designing worldwide procurement, contracting and warehousing practices.
Mariano M.
LinkedInExperience: Head of Global Buying and Efficiency Contracting · ExxonMobil
Former Head of Global Buying and Efficiency Contracting at ExxonMobil (2021–2022), and MRO PVFF Global Procurement Manager there (2017–2021), a role the profile tags at director level. His current role is Global Procurement Manager, Category 1 Projects at ExxonMobil (since December 2025), and the profile also lists Procurement GPO (2022–2025).
Mark Van Hout
LinkedInExperience: Global Procurement Manager ExxonMobil Chemical · ExxonMobil
Former Global Procurement Manager ExxonMobil Chemical at ExxonMobil (2014–2018), a role the profile tags at director level. He has been Global Corporate Procurement Manager at ExxonMobil since April 2020, and his other ExxonMobil roles include Global Payables Manager (2018–2020) and Manager of Global Inventory Management &Technology (2011–2014).
Michael Albers
LinkedInExperience: Procurement Director, Low Carbon Solutions · ExxonMobil
Procurement Director, Low Carbon Solutions at ExxonMobil since August 2024. As Director of Procurement (2024), the profile says he was accountable for day-to-day commercial and operational support for all of ExxonMobil's refinery and chemical plants in North America; his other ExxonMobil roles include US Regional Procurement Manager (2022–2024) and Procurement Data Insights Manager (2019–2022).
Rebecca Barker Vest
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Procurement-CPO · ExxonMobil
Vice President Procurement-CPO at ExxonMobil since June 2024, where the profile says her responsibilities include end-to-end global procurement for Exxon Mobil, including commercial procurement, accounts payable, supplier engagement and business enablement leadership. At Nissan North America she was Vice President Purchasing RNPO (2011–2016) and Director RNPO Powertrain (2009–2011).
Robert Pitt
LinkedInExperience: Head of Strategy and Indirect Procurement · ExxonMobil
Head of Strategy and Indirect Procurement at ExxonMobil since January 2026. He was Chief Procurement Officer and Global Vice President Supply Chain at J.B. Poindexter & Co (2025) and Chief Procurement Officer (CPO) & Vice President, Purchasing at Nissan Motor Corporation (2018–2020); the profile describes global experience in procurement, supply chain, operations, business transformation and finance.
Shinta Paulina
LinkedInExperience: Asia Pacific Procurement & Contracting Manager · ExxonMobil
Asia Pacific Procurement & Contracting Manager at ExxonMobil since July 2022, a role the profile tags at director level; the profile describes experience managing procurement activities across finance, supply chain and buying. Her other ExxonMobil roles include Contracts Manager (2018–2022), Buying Supervisor (2018) and Team Lead - Efficiency Contracting (2014–2017).
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- 01How does ExxonMobil structure category management and decide which spend is managed globally versus regionally?
- 02What does a supplier need to show to qualify for and win a major ExxonMobil contract?
- 03How are procurement savings and supplier performance measured and reported to business leaders?
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