Alessandro Puliti

Alessandro Puliti has been the Chief Executive Officer of Saipem since August 2022, having joined the company in February 2022 as General Manager. He started his over 30-year career as a reservoir geologist, taking on increasing responsibilities in a variety of technical, operational and management positions in Italy and abroad, first at Agip and later at Eni. While at Eni, he worked in Egypt in 2003 as IEOC’s Development and Operations Manager and subsequently took on the role as General Manager and Managing Director of Petrobel and later as General Manager of IEOC. In 2009 he moved back to Italy to take on the position of Vice President Regional Management Russia and Northern Europe. In 2010 he moved to Norway, where he held the dual role of Eni Norge’s Managing Director and Vice President Regional Management Russia and Northern Europe. In 2012 he returned to the headquarters’ Operations Department, first as Senior Vice President Petroleum Engineering, Production and Maintenance and then as Senior Vice President Drilling and Completion and Deputy Operations. In October 2015 he was appointed Executive Vice President Reservoir & Development Projects. In 2018 he took on the role of Chief Development, Operations & Technology Officer and then Chief Upstream Officer in 2019, to be appointed a year later as Chief Operating Officer Natural Resources. Mr Puliti was born in Florence. He graduated with Honours in Geology from the University of Milan and earned the MEDEA Master in Energy and Environmental Management and Economics from the “Scuola Mattei”.

Session Overview

Tuesday, 4 November

10:20

Global strategy ICC Hall A 10:20 - 10:45

The tech imperative: who leads the future of energy?

Technology is rapidly transforming the energy landscape - reshaping operations, decision-making, and leadership itself. Technological development can enable efficient, scalable, and cost-effective integration of all available energy sources. From accelerating innovation deployment to cross-sector cooperation and coordinated technology integration, all components of the energy ecosystem have a role to play in advancing a resilient, low-carbon, high-growth future. This session brings together forward-looking voices from energy, technology, and policy to explore how innovation is driving new models of leadership. From AI and automation to real-time data and digital platforms, the discussion will highlight how today’s leaders are adapting to stay competitive, responsive, and resilient in a fast-moving global environment.

Attendee insights:

Discover how innovation is transforming leadership models and how forward-thinking leaders are adapting to stay ahead.

Tuesday, 5 November

All Sessions

15:30

ADNOC HSE Panel Conference Room A 15:30 - 16:30

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Executive Leadership: Shaping the Future of HSE in an Ever-Changing Energy Landscape

In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, fostering a robust Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) culture has shifted from a regulatory necessity to a strategic imperative. As operators, suppliers, regulators and investors navigate through the complexities of the energy transition, they face new exposures and operational challenges that demand an adaptative and forward-thinking approach to HSE management. This Strategic Executive panel will feature a broad range of leaders across the energy and technology sectors, as well as prominent industry regulators. The panel will explore the critical role of executive leadership and cross-sector collaboration in transforming organizational cultures, while ensuring that safety, environmental stewardship and sustainability are embedded at the heart of corporate strategies.

Attendees will gain insights into the evolving responsibilities of leadership in establishing proactive assurance mechanisms, embedding risk management into growth strategies, and developing advanced technologies and AI to promote workforce well-being and safeguard long-term value.

Attendees Insights:

The role of leaders in influencing organizational HSE priorities and long-term resilience
Practical strategies for integrating HSE culture within evolving energy systems and innovative AI technologies
Ensuring robust governance frameworks to shape HSE policy and practice
Balancing shareholder expectations with HSE imperatives, especially in a low-carbon future
The symbiotic relationship between financial performance and a strong HSE culture

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