Chesapeake CEO McClendon Agrees to Changes as Shareholder Suits Mount
May 2, 2012
DOCUMENTS
- Dolezal Complaint
- Dolezal Motion to Consolidate
- Leonard Complaint
- Mallow Complaint
- Snyder Complaint
- Weinstein Complaint
OKLAHOMA CITY - Chesapeake Energy Corp. CEO Aubrey McClendon has agreed to relinquish his title as board chairman and end a private well participation agreement early after news reports spawn shareholder suits and questions about whether full disclosure was made to investors.
Chesapeake announced May 1 that company founder McClendon had agreed to relinquish the chairmanship upon appointment of an "independent, Non-Executive Chairman" in the near future, and that he also agreed with the board's decision to end his contractual right to purchase a 2.5 percent personal interest in new wells developed by Chesapeake every year.
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