Horace Hobbs

Former Chief Economist, Phillips 66

Horace Hobbs recently retired as Chief Economist at Phillips 66 after a distinguished and unique 37 year career, primarily in consulting, in and around the global energy industry. He joined Phillips 66 after its formation in 2012 to help develop and lead long term planning, capital allocation and corporate development processes. Presently, he consults and provides C suite and ministerial level advisory on topics that require a blend of technical, commercial and global perspective. He is particularly interested in helping companies thrive in the coming energy transition.

Prior to Phillips 66, Horace spent approximately 20 years as a management consultant with various firms including Ernst & Young, specializing in downstream strategy, technology development, and transaction support. His additional operating company experience includes an executive role in a midstream partnership of major integrated oils. His early career as a chemical engineer grounded him in systems thinking.