Aubrey McClendon
American businessman and former CEO of Chesapeake EnergyWikipedia
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Oct 13, 2026
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake took on ambitious projects of its own.
JackieNARRATOR
Founded in 1989 by Aubrey McClendon and Tom Ward, Chesapeake became proficient at fracking for natural gas and in the 2000s grew at breakneck speed.
JackieNARRATOR
It employed more than 11,000 in 2011, with roughly one-third in Oklahoma City, and McClendon said it received about 500 resumes a day.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake was the primary funder for the first boathouse on a seven-mile stretch of river on the outskirts of downtown, and it supported developing a sports program to foster a rowing and paddling community.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake took on ambitious projects of its own.
JackieNARRATOR
Founded in 1989 by Aubrey McClendon and Tom Ward, Chesapeake became proficient at fracking for natural gas and in the 2000s grew at breakneck speed.
JackieNARRATOR
It employed more than 11,000 in 2011, with roughly one-third in Oklahoma City, and McClendon said it received about 500 resumes a day.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake was the primary funder for the first boathouse on a seven-mile stretch of river on the outskirts of downtown, and it supported developing a sports program to foster a rowing and paddling community.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake took on ambitious projects of its own.
JackieNARRATOR
Founded in 1989 by Aubrey McClendon and Tom Ward, Chesapeake became proficient at fracking for natural gas and in the 2000s grew at breakneck speed.
JackieNARRATOR
It employed more than 11,000 in 2011, with roughly one-third in Oklahoma City, and McClendon said it received about 500 resumes a day.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake was the primary funder for the first boathouse on a seven-mile stretch of river on the outskirts of downtown, and it supported developing a sports program to foster a rowing and paddling community.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake took on ambitious projects of its own.
JackieNARRATOR
Founded in 1989 by Aubrey McClendon and Tom Ward, Chesapeake became proficient at fracking for natural gas and in the 2000s grew at breakneck speed.
JackieNARRATOR
It employed more than 11,000 in 2011, with roughly one-third in Oklahoma City, and McClendon said it received about 500 resumes a day.
JackieNARRATOR
Chesapeake was the primary funder for the first boathouse on a seven-mile stretch of river on the outskirts of downtown, and it supported developing a sports program to foster a rowing and paddling community.
Trill Bro DudeHOST
Yeah.
Sam SheehanHOST
You are not Aubrey McClendon.
Sam SheehanHOST
You are not going to drive into a wall because you feel the walls closing in.
Sam SheehanHOST
You can cut that one later if we decide that's not good.
Doug BrooksGUEST
How you've seen it evolve is we now have a number of really name-brand people that have come through and started as land professionals and that ended up as very successful CEOs.
Doug BrooksGUEST
Probably one of the most famous of the group, Aubrey McClendon, that formed Chesapeake Landman, Dan Dinges, CEO of Cabot for years.
Doug BrooksGUEST
Joe Mills came out of El Paso and has run a number of private companies as CEO.
Doug BrooksGUEST
Kyle Miller, a Rockies Explorer CEO.
Trevor Rees-JonesGUEST
So other companies began to take notice.
Trevor Rees-JonesGUEST
It was only in late 2004 that Aubrey McClendon who had a nose sniffing this type of stuff better than anybody in the business, came into the play and wanted to buy into the play and actually bought into the play at the end of 2004.
Trevor Rees-JonesGUEST
But things had gotten pretty wild.
Trevor Rees-JonesGUEST
We were running 200 landmen.
MarkHOST
yeah and it shows that the business partners uh there's a lady called aubrey mcclellan they discussed relocating the team way before this window even occurred way before the contract in the 12-month window and then and now they're denying it and everything and this all happens um they wrote to david stern who was the previous commissioner of the nba and he said i i wrote to this and it was all false and fake and stuff um and then mccleddon the lady got a fine of 250 000 but that's it from who the nba
PaulHOST
The NBA have fined Aubrey McClendon because she's said that her boss or one of her
MarkHOST
colleagues.
MarkHOST
She'd been discussing relocating the team way before the 12-month good faith window was even closed.