Chevron Can Find Common Ground With Biden Administration: CEO

CEO Mark Mike Wirth discusses Chevron's investment strategies, focusing on innovation and partnerships with startups and universities. He highlights the US as a hub of innovation and the role of venture capital in fostering new ideas. Wirth also addresses the impact of political changes, emphasizing Chevron's adaptability to regulatory shifts and its commitment to finding common ground with any administration.

What is one of the key factors that makes the US economy innovative according to the CEO?

• Strict government regulations

• Limited access to venture capital

• Partnerships with universities and startups

• High population density

What is the primary goal of the company's venture capital investments?

• To compete with startups

• To provide capital and advice to startups

• To acquire startup companies

• To limit innovation

How does the company view its relationship with startup companies?

• As a temporary investment

• As a potential partner or customer

• As a direct acquisition target

• As a competitor

How has the company historically adapted to different political administrations?

• By focusing solely on domestic markets

• By changing its core business model

• By finding common ground with any government

• By avoiding government interaction

What is the company's expectation regarding regulation under the new administration?

• Decreased regulation

• Increased regulation

• No change in regulation

• Complete deregulation