Williams Cos. COO Micheal Dunn to Retire in 2025 After Decades of Leadership
(P&GJ) — Williams Cos. has announced that Micheal Dunn, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, will retire effective May 2, 2025. Dunn, who has been with the company for over three decades, has played a pivotal role in shaping Williams into a unified, industry-leading operating company.
During his tenure, Dunn oversaw significant organizational changes, transforming Williams from a collection of distinct business units into a cohesive operation. He also spearheaded major infrastructure projects, including Atlantic Sunrise, Regional Energy Access, and multiple expansions along Transco, Northwest Pipeline, and in the Deepwater Gulf. His leadership emphasized regulatory compliance, operational optimization, and safety, which have become hallmarks of Williams’ corporate culture.
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“Micheal transformed our organization from operating as distinct business units into one cohesive, best in class operating company,” Alan Armstrong, President and CEO of Williams, said. “He has brought strong operational discipline and an unwavering commitment to safety across the entire organization. This is a well-earned retirement, and we wish him all the best as he embarks on this next chapter.”
Dunn’s career with Williams began in 1988, and he spent 14 years in the company’s gas pipeline business before taking on leadership roles at Kern River and PacificCorp Energy. He rejoined Williams in 2017 after serving as President of Questar Pipeline and Executive Vice President of Questar Corporation.
Reflecting on his career, Dunn expressed gratitude for the support he received and pride in the team’s accomplishments. “It has been an honor to be part of such a talented and dedicated team,” he said. “I am confident the Williams team is well-positioned to continue delivering great results for customers and shareholders and to advance America’s clean energy future.”
Williams has begun the process of identifying Dunn’s successor, and Dunn will remain involved in the transition.
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