ROME (Reuters) - The chief executive of Italy's Eni Claudio Descalzi is on course to secure Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's backing for an unprecedented fourth term at the top energy group, sources told Reuters.
Another three years in office would make Descalzi, who has held the job since 2014, the longest-serving company head at the state-controlled group since its foundation in 1953.
Eni said it would not comment on decisions that are up to its shareholders.
(Reporting by Giuseppe Fonte and Francesca Landini; Editing by Keith Weir)
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Presently, Claudio Descalzi is Chief Executive Officer, Director & GM at Eni SpA. Mr. Descalzi is also on the board of Teatro alla Scala and Mothers2mothers (United Kingdom) and Member-General Council at Confindustria. In the past Mr. Descalzi occupied the position of Vice Chairman & Managing Director at Nigerian Agip Oil Co. Ltd., Member of The National Petroleum Council, Chairman for Eni (UK) Ltd. and President at Associazione Mineraria Italiana. He received an undergraduate degree from the University of Milan.
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