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Subsea Uk Expro Feb 2016 final
1. Subsea UK Expo
Transformational Behavioural Change
Leadership, management and coaching
A Case of Change
Christopher Bird
Managing Director MOL Energy UK Ltd
3rd February 2016 – 10.40 a.m.
2. Agenda - Need for change
The starting point
The journey from 20th to the 21st Century / Living in a VUCA World
The case for change
75% drop in oil prices / Global league table
Blind spots and stresses
Cultural conflict / Seeing the bigger picture
Making is happen
The cycle of transformation / Time for action
Conclusions
It all starts with us / Creating our destiny
4. • Life is good
• Don’t worry it will bounce
back it has before
• The market has a habit of
equalising out
• We have to keep the assets
running
• This warmth is quite nice
• I don’t understand or want to
listen
The temperature has changed
• We have a major crisis
• No time we need to react fast
• Let’s use this to our advantage
• We need to innovate
• Create high performance now
• Radical thinking required
• Speak to me and give me
feedback
Myths
• Oil is finite
• Growth is constant
• Saudi’s control oil price
• Can’t make renewals
work
• UK is stable and low risk
• CCS is the solution to
climate control
The 20th Century will be known
as the oil century and easy
money
The 21th Century will be known
as the renewal and sustainability
century where oil money will be
hard to get
Today is a major crisis and we
enter chaos and uncertainty
5. Moving to a VUCA world
We really need a change in Mind-set and leadership skills
6. ► Brent Oil futures ( Dec 2015 )
► 2016 $37 - 46 / bbl
► 2017 $46 - 52 / bbl
► 2018 $52 - 56 / bbl
► 2019 $56 - 58 / bbl
► 2020 $58 - 59 / bbl
► 2021+ $59 - 60 / bbl
Lowest average in
last 12 years
Lowest average in
last 12 years
Highest peak
production
► Continuous
drop on
GDP since
2010
► Gross unit costs for the UK
► Operating costs
► Sustainable capex
► G&A
► DD&A estimated costs
► Others
► $50 - $100 per boe in UKCS
Case for Change 1 – VUCA World
► Climate change
► CO2 Up 402ppm
► Global Temp Up 1.0 degC
► Artic Ice Do 13.3% in 10 yrs
► Land Ice Do 287 b tons / yr
► GHG Call for min 30% reduction
7. Case for Change 2 – Increasing Threats
Large over-supply of Oil and Gas around the globe
2.5 times the amount of reserves globally when compared with 1980
Over 30 billion barrels of crude held in stock tanks
OPEC effectively lifting the cap on production rates and ‘fight’ to maintain market share
Drive to reduce hydrocarbon usage and cut in green house gases
Concerns over Far East growth
68 projects deferred with a total capex of $380 billion
Delayed spend from 2016 to 2020 is $170 billion
2.9mm bpd deferred production until at least 2020
Average gross breakeven of delayed projects is $62/boe
Price is rarely the only factor slowing down FID’s (many other risks)
Need better understanding of the future market conditions
The portfolio affect for most international businesses
The ability to execute and deliver predictability / quality
Competency, capability and capacity
UKCS basin
The highest cost basin in the world
Complexity, structure and variable performance
Political landscape over the next 12 months
The speed that we can really transform ourselves
Not competitive ( by a long way ) on a global scale in terms of access to finance
9. Understanding context is essential
Technical
Third
Context
Second
Behaviour
First
Column1
Normal
Past/Current/Future State
Strategic
Intuition
Understanding unit costs
Understanding commodity prices
Can we work
together
and trust each
other?
Do we really
understand the
challenges
ahead and deal
with them ?
Do we have the
competency,
capability and
capacity to
deliver the right
quality?
Collaborative
Less Threat
Forward Looking
Positive
Realistic
12. Making it work - Psychological transition
Organisation and psychological change is not easy; it is pretty difficult and needs
a strategy, a process and competency to transition to a new state
Einstein’s quotes (The requirements for tomorrow’s leaders)
Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex and more violent.
It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction
Imagination is far more important than knowledge
The only really valuable thing is intuition
Weakness of attitude becomes a weakness of character
Organisation Development capability is essential
Understand the individual and current team cultures and how the teams wish the future
culture to be
Engage and create the purpose, values and behavioural expectations for the business
Understand what the Big hairy goal for the business is and the gaps/actions to get there
Ensure everyone understands the business drivers and priorities for success
Provide team building and individual coaching to allow the psychological change to happen
Develop and drive forward an effective communication plan
Use a structured approach
Address the endings first
Have the courage to work in the neutral zone
Create the shoots for new beginnings
time
Endings
New
Beginnings
Zone
Neutral
13. Conclusions
We could go the same way as the UK coal industry or we need to reinvent ourselves
as in the UK car industry
We live is a VUCA world, but our projects are up to 10 years in duration so we need
further insight into future risks and uncertainties. We need new skills and behaviours
to help us compete for capital / investment
We need to fully understand our economic engine and what levers are required to
ensure we rank competitively
Organisational change along with transformation behavioural / psychological change is
extremely hard and requires excellent leadership, strong courage, expertise / coaching
and most of all persistence
To make the change happen, we must believe in it, be passionate about it, work
together in a truly collaborative environment
It is all about changing our perceptions and thinking, only then we can change our
destiny.
So…………………………………
14. What we think becomes our destiny
We are only successful through :-
The People in the Team, the culture which we create and the
environment in which we work
What we need is more
‘Mindfulness’
As this creates our thoughts
Editor's Notes
Behaviour FIRST
Context – SECOND
Technical – THIRD
We understand the CONTEXT – we understand the TECHNICAL bit – but we need to understand and develop the BEHAVIOUR element.