Luis Eduardo Cifuentes
About Luis Eduardo Cifuentes
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes is the Environmental Services National CTC Program Manager at ExxonMobil, with extensive experience in managing large-scale divestment programs within the retail network sector.
Company
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes is currently working at ExxonMobil, a prominent multinational oil and gas corporation. He holds the position of Environmental Services - National CTC Program Manager, a role he has been in since March 2011.
Title
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes is the Environmental Services - National CTC Program Manager at ExxonMobil. He manages the National Cost to Closure (CTC) Program, focusing on environmental services and handling large-scale divestment programs within the retail network sector.
Education and Expertise
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes has an extensive academic background. He studied Engineering and Project Management at the University of Melbourne, achieving a Master's degree in 2005. He also attended Universidad Tecnológica De Bolívar in 2000 and completed his undergraduate education at Universidad De Los Andes from 1986 to 1991.
Professional Background
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes has a long-standing career at ExxonMobil, starting as a Retail Engineer in 1997. His roles included Operations and Industry Project Engineer, Maintenance, SSHE and Marine Operations Supervisor, Interfaces Coordinator for Colombia Lubricants and Oil Blending Plants Consolidation Project, Safety, Security, Health and Environment Area Advisor for Lubricants in Colombia and Venezuela, and HSE Advisor for Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Islands. In 2006, he transitioned into the role of Environmental Services - Project Manager before assuming his current role in 2011.
Achievements
Luis Eduardo Cifuentes successfully implemented a performance-based contracting strategy known as 'Cost to Closure (CTC)' to support the divestment of ExxonMobil's Retail Network in Australia, involving over 130 sites. His extensive experience in managing large-scale divestment programs has been integral to his role as the National CTC Program Manager at ExxonMobil.