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Edwin C. "Ed" Howell, President of Baker Petrolite, has decided to retire after 30 years of service with the company.


Published Apr 13, 2005
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Edwin C. "Ed" Howell, President of Baker Petrolite, has decided to retire after 30 years of service with the company.-Spotlight

Baker Hughes Incorporated announced yesterday that Edwin C. "Ed" Howell, President of Baker Petrolite, has decided to retire after 30 years of service with the company.

John A. "Andy" O'Donnell, President of Baker Hughes Drilling Fluids, will succeed Mr. Howell as President of Baker Petrolite. Richard L. Williams, Vice President of Eastern Hemisphere Operations for Baker Oil Tools, will succeed Mr. O'Donnell as President of Baker Hughes Drilling Fluids.

James R. "Rod" Clark, Baker Hughes President and Chief Operating Officer, said, "During his tenure with the company Ed Howell has been instrumental in the success of both Baker Oil Tools and Baker Petrolite. During his 14 years as President of Baker Oil Tools, he oversaw the development of new products, and guided the division into new markets, increasing revenues significantly.

While we will miss his day-to-day contributions and leadership, we are fortunate that Ed will continue to work with Baker Hughes for the year following his retirement on May 2, 2005 as a special consultant to Chad Deaton and me. We wish Ed all the best in his retirement."

Mr. Clark continued, "Andy O'Donnell is a proven leader, and with his experience he will continue to build upon the success that Baker Petrolite has achieved over the past several years. Richard Williams brings to his new role a proven track record of achievement and we are pleased to have someone with his experience and skill to assume the role of President of Baker Hughes Drilling Fluids."




   

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