Harvard University Club of Houston

SOLD OUT *** FEB 14 - ELS at Petroleum Club w/Janet Clark

SOLD OUT - Luncheon featuring Janet Clark, Exec VP & CFO of Marathon Oil Corporation.

THIS LUNCHEON IS NOW SOLD OUT.  To be wait-listed, please email Maureen Garnett at HClubHouston@att.net

Dear Members and Friends,

The date for the Executive Luncheon Series featuring Janet F. Clark has been scheduled for Thursday, February 14th.  The Harvard University Club is co-sponsoring the Executive Luncheon with the Harvard Business School Club from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Petroleum Club.  We hope you will join us and help welcome our Janet F. Clark, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Marathon Oil Corporation.  Ms. Clark's topic is "U.S. Energy Independence: Is it Possible?"

If you previously reserved space at the original luncheon date, your reservation is fine.  All others wishing to attend the luncheon with Janet Clark should sign up by clicking the 'Register Now' button below.  

 

                                                 
Janet Clark Biography:

Janet F. Clark is executive vice president and chief financial officer of Marathon Oil Corporation and
 serves as a member of Marathon's Executive Committee.  She joined Marathon in January 2004 after having previously served as senior vice president and chief financial officer for Nuevo Energy from 2001 through 2003.

Before joining Nuevo, Ms. Clark worked at Santa Fe Snyder where she assumed the role of executive vice president of Corporate Development and Administration in 1999.  In Ms. Clark joined Santa Fe in 1997 as chief financial officer.

She began her career as an investment banker specializing in corporate finance, primarily with The First Boston Corporation, now owned by Credit Suisse.

Ms. Clark earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Harvard University and an MBA in finance from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Ms. Clark serves on the Board of Directors of Dell, Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL).  She is a board member for four nonprofit organizations: The Houston Symphony, YES Prep Public Schools, Teach for America—Houston Regional and Greater Houston Community Foundation.  Ms. Clark also serves on the Rice University-Jones Graduate School of Management Council of Overseers.  Additionally, she was recently named to the Forbes One Hundred Most Powerful Women In The World and Best CFO of the Year for 2011 for a Large Public Company by the Houston Business Journal.

Sincerely,

Julia Bailey,
President
Harvard University Club of Houston