A follow-up on last week's post discussing former Exxon CEO Lee Raymond's unique approach to leadership and ensuring Exxon was a dominant S&P 500 leader during his tenure. What Would Lee Raymond Do in the messy energy transition era we currently are in? Click on the blue button above to hear the audio only in the Substack player or double click on the red button to watch the YouTube video version.

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