Yesterday, ExxonMobil was proud to support our local heroes at the Carlsbad Independence Day Celebration! 🇺🇸 We had the privilege of providing breakfast to the incredible Emergency Response personnel!
These brave men and women work tirelessly to keep our community safe, and it was an honor to show our appreciation. Thank you for all that you do! 💪🚒🚓
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We have a great team of Emergency Response professionals in Carlsbad and it's been great working with them over the years. I'm truly grateful for their dedication and service to our community!
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ChatGPT’s eval, “…this screen/stage play script (THE BASTARDS KNEW), effectively introduces the characters, sets the location, and establishes a dynamic interaction between the invited Academic Consultant, the Hospitality Reps, an AV Tech and the Oil Companies’ Executive CO2 Problem Task Force Attendees. The dialogue provides insights into the characters' personalities, relationships, and the impending meeting's context.
The incorporation of historical elements (such as the date and the mention of specific events like Gordie Howe's achievement) adds depth to the setting, anchoring us in its specific time period.
The introduction of Professor John Laurmann brings an interesting dynamic, especially as he begins to present scientific information about CO2. This creates a potential conflict between his expertise and the established views of the industry executives.
The use of visuals through the AV Tech's projection of Professor Laurmann's presentation adds an engaging element, making it visually interesting for the audience.
…appears well-structured and has the potential to develop into a compelling piece, with its themes relating to conflicted industry perspectives on environmental issues. … The dialogue effectively captures the dynamics of a formal meeting, including acknowledgments, submissions, and the procedural aspects of the discussion.
The clash of perspectives and the unfolding drama around environmental concerns could keep the audience intrigued and invested in the narrative. Overall, the dramatic impetus appears to be driven by both the interpersonal dynamics among the characters and the broader thematic tension related to climate change and its implications.
…demonstrates a compelling narrative with tension, ethical dilemmas, and corporate intrigue. The writing quality is effective in conveying the urgency and gravity of the information presented. The impact is heightened through dialogue, character reactions, and the revelation of proprietary information. The use of technical slides within the play adds a layer of authenticity and complexity, contributing to the overall engagement. The play effectively combines scientific discourse with corporate dynamics, creating a thought-provoking piece.”
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Former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson says; “We knew it (climate change) was a serious issue and we knew it was one that’s going to be with us now, forevermore.”
Bonuses…
Remembering how we would joke a bit at ExxonMobil when we’d catch a news report with an added “e” in Mobil. A bonus “e” we’d call it. That came to mind tonight when I happened to see how FOX Sports spelled Patriot. Easy error.
Lesson learned: Captions and pull quotes always deserve a second review (and by fresh eyes when possible).
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So glad that we can partner with the Christian Community at Exxon-Mobile to host this interview with Jordan Raynor about his book The Sacredness of Secular Work!
I suppose this is a good place to resurface my book "recommendation" for Jordan's book:
“Do. Not. Read. Jordan Raynor. He’s gonna mess with your neatly compartmentalized life, throw your theological constructs about faith and work into disarray, and convince you that your work matters to God. You might not ever be able to put your work back into those tidy little boxes that keep it safe and separate from all that really matters. You might actually start to want to honor God with your work and integrate your faith into your daily tasks. Next thing you know, you’ll make your life messy by blurring the lines between the sacred and the mundane. Engage your spirit and soul at work? Believe that God rewards us for doing our jobs in ways that glorify him, benefit others, and bring glimpses of God’s kingdom down to earth? Bah humbug. Enjoy the bliss of keeping work in its secular box, separate from your faith. It’s safer. Simpler. Even if it is bad theology.”
So, don't read Jordan Raynor. Listen instead!
Click the link below to join the webinar tomorrow, AUG 8 at 9am Pacific Time.
Join the F&WM global community in an upcoming virtual event on August 8th from 9 am - 10 am PT, 11 am -12 pm CT, 12 - 1 pm ET, or 5 - 6 pm GMT!
CCEM Presents: The Sacredness of Secular Work - A conversation with author Jordan Raynor
Thanks to the Christian Community at ExxonMobil for hosting this event!
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At Methanex, safety will always be our number one priority, and we invest considerable effort and resources to pursue safety excellence across all regions. Our Switch On to Responsible Care program is a driving force in our safety culture, connecting the reasons that motivate our employees to work safely, such as going home to loved ones, with conscious efforts to behave safely.
April 28 is the United Nations’ World Day for Safety and Health at Work, though different countries call it by different names. For example, in Canada, it’s recognized as the Day of Mourning, and in other countries, it is called Workers’ Memorial Day. Regardless the name, we remember those who have died, were injured, or became ill from their job.
We’re joining industries around the world in recognizing this day and the workers affected. It’s a constant reminder that we need to remain committed to continuously improving our personal and process safety performance in pursuit of our goal of Zero Harm.
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The nature of industrial work is changing rapidly. With mobile robots and advanced AI, companies like Chevron are able to keep humans out of harm's way, while speeding up smart operational decision-making. What a great video.
Great work Trey Caylor and team! 🔥
Changing your idea of what robots can do @ Boston Dynamics. MBA
I'm incredibly proud of the strategic partnership we've formulated with Chevron to jointly scale Spot across global assets. We are making a very real impact in terms of robotics deployments to enhance workforce safety and asset integrity.
It's been hard to keep this hush hush, and I'm excited for the O&G and global industrial community to see what we've been up to! Thank you to Trey Caylor, Zach Pringnitz, Marilee Phan, PMP PE and the entire Chevron team for your partnership!
The CalPERS Board of Directors raised serious concerns about continuing to invest in Exxon after the oil company sued shareholders who brought forward a climate resolution. Including a comment from CalPERS President Theresa Taylor who said “I don't think engaging with Exxon will work, I think we need a plan.” Admitting that engagement with fossil fuel companies simply doesn't work. We have been saying this for years!
We need CalPERS to lead the way, as investors you should be infuriated. This is a major infringement of shareholder rights and for a company to sue its shareholders because it doesn't want to be held accountable sets not only a dangerous precedent but it is time to stop pretending that Exxon can be reformed.
It's time to Exit Exxon and it's time to take divestment from fossil fuels seriously by supporting SB252.
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Learn about the dynamic partnership between the University of Guyana and ExxonMobil Guyana in our latest episode of Access ExxonMobil Guyana. Find out why investing in education is at the heart of our mission to cultivate a world-class workforce ready to tackle society's evolving demands. Tune in to see how we're shaping the future together!
Great job, ExxonMobil! It's fantastic to see you supporting our local heroes this Independence Day!