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Jeroen van der Veer

April 2013

  • David Simonds force fed fat cat 21.04.13

    Business leader
    Sometimes even chief executives get sick of being force-fed bonuses

    Business leader: Shareholders are gearing up for another rebellion on pay, but it's non-executives who bear the lion's share of responsibility

September 2010

  • Veer

    Pension pots increase by £400,000 in a year for top company directors

    Directors of Britain's top companies came under fire from pension funds and unions after a survey of annual accounts revealed that they amassed pensions pots worth an average of £3.8m last year

May 2010

  • Unilever building Embankment

    Viewpoint column
    Spineless investors back golden hellos

    Julia Finch
  • Jeroen van der Veer

    Unilever under fire as asset manager advises saying goodbye to golden hellos

April 2010

  • Bart Becht

    Viewpoint column
    Bart Becht's £90m pay packet. I need a lie-down

    Julia Finch
    The scale of Bart Becht's pay packet at Reckitt Benckiser is so shocking it may be necessary to take a lie-down

June 2009

  • Viewpoint column
    Bonus scam admitted at last

    Julia Finch

    Shell's Jeroen van der Veer said he'd have done the same job whatever he was paid. So why did he take the money?

May 2009

  • Jeroen van der Veer, outgoing Shell chief executive

    Shell faces legal fight over alleged human rights abuse and pollution

    Jeroen van der Veer's tenure as Shell chief executive ends amid outcry from investors and campaigners over bonuses, pollution record and human rights abuses

August 2007

  • Oil boss sees no answers blowing in the wind

    Interview: We must accept we're going to depend on fossil fuels, and clean up as best we can, Shell chief Jeroen van der Veer tells greens.

March 2007

  • Viewpoint column
    Van der Veer - a safe pair of hands?

    Viewpoint: Jeroen van der Veer deserves the chance to continue much of the good work he has put in at Shell since taking over from Sir Philip Watts in 2004.

  • Shell chief to stay an extra year beyond company retirement age

    Jeroen van der Veer has won a victory over his more lauded rival Lord Browne by being allowed to stay on as chief executive of Shell a year after the company's retirement date. The Dutchman will retire on June 30, 2009, aged 61, whereas the BP boss will have to go this summer at 60, after losing his internal battle to stay.

  • Shell chief to stay until 2009

    5.15pm update: Jeroen van der Veer has won a victory over his more lauded rival Lord Browne by being allowed to stay on as chief executive for a year after the company's retirement date. By Terry Macalister.

December 2004

  • My head is on the block, admits Shell chief executive

    Jeroen van der Veer, Shell's chief executive, has admitted privately that many of his own managers have deep misgivings about the way the company is being run by him and his team.

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