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Rolls-Royce Appoints Former bp CSO Ivanka Mamic as New Chief Sustainability Officer

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Rolls-Royce Corporation hires Ivanka Mamic as Global Head of Government Relations and Chief Sustainability Officer.

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Rolls-Royce appoints former bp CSO Ivanka Mamic as new Chief Sustainability Officer. Mark Segal January 15, 2026 UK-based industrial technology company Rolls-Royce has appointed former bp Chief Sustainability Officer Ivanka Mamic to the newly created role of Global Head of Government Relations and Chief Sustainability Officer. Mamic joins Rolls-Royce after 5 years at bp, where she led the development of the energy giant's global sustainability strategy and oversaw its execution across the company. Her departure from the company follows a significant shift in strategy by bp last year, including a major reallocation of capital to increase oil and gas investment and reducing low carbon energy to less than 5% of the company's capex allocation. Prior to joining bp in 2021, Mamic served in a series of sustainability-focused roles at retailer Target, including leading the company's global responsible sourcing team. In a post announcing the new appointment, Mamic said: "As someone with a strong interest in enduring, mission-driven companies, I am proud to join this iconic British organisation and be part of a team focused on excellence and innovation to drive real-world solutions to complex challenges."

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Executive hire

What this signalsA new leader often reviews the tools the team uses.

Person
Ivanka MamicGlobal Head of Government Relations and Chief Sustainability Officer
Financing type
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  • Ivanka MamicGlobal Head of Government Relations and Chief Sustainability Officer · Named in the story

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  • management

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Detected
Jan 15, 2026
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signal_subtype
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