Photo celebrating the women powering the human energy company

Photo that celebrates the women powering the human energy company

feature celebrating the women powering the human energy company

We believe the greatest resources we have are human ingenuity, creativity and innovation, which are embodied in the women making a difference across Chevron. Each day women are working to solve today’s biggest challenges while anticipating those on the horizon. It’s because of their many contributions that we’re the company we are today.

a rich past. a bright future.

From one of the first female employees in 1885 to the many women in today’s leadership roles, Chevron has a long history of women making important contributions to our company. These are some of the women and programs building on that legacy by helping us improve lives and power the world forward.

meet polly mahapatra >

While Polly Mahapatra is a Project Engineer with a passion for innovation in her day job on the Gorgon carbon capture and storage project at Chevron Australia, she has many titles when it comes to championing equity in the workplace

meet sarah anderson >

Sarah Anderson has been recognised by the WA Chamber of Minerals and Energy (CME) in the 2023 Women in Resources Awards as a finalist in the Technological Innovation category.

meet deanne renting >

With a career in oil and gas spanning almost two decades and four continents, Deanne has a remarkable breadth of experience across operations, petroleum engineering and business development.

meet georgie feakes >

Production technician Georgie Feakes was selected as a finalist in the category of Outstanding Operator/Technician/Trade Woman in the 2021 Chamber of Minerals and Energy Women in Resources Awards.

meet anne hayes >

Our Reconciliation Action Plan saw us collaborate with Aboriginal people from across our business and in the communities in which we operate; namely the Thalanyji, Whadjuk Noongar, Kuruma Marthudunera and Yaburara Madudhunera peoples.