10:14, Wed, Mar 13, 2024 | UPDATED: 10:28, Wed, Mar 13, 2024
BREAKING: We stormed Chevron CEO Mike Wirth's interview at a corporate diversity event. His speech was on "the role of engaged men in gender inclusivity." We chased him out because he's not a man, he's a sick leech, and if he's engaged in anything, it's "killing women of color." pic.twitter.com/4ju2c4WtIF
Dramatic footage has shown the moment energy company boss Mike Worth is hounded out of a corporate diversity event, with activists branding him a “mass murderer” and a “piece of s***”.
Initially a woman can be heard asking: "Mike Wirth, we have a question: how can you sleep at night, knowing you are a mass murderer?
"Chevron is responsible for exposing thousand of indiginous women, and exposing thousands more to cancer."
The clip then shows Mr Wirth leaving by what appears to be a rear entrance as voices are raised, and a male voice shouts: "F*** you Mike."
Mr Wirth, CEO of US-based multinational Chevron, was targeted by campaigners from Climate Defiance, which bills itself as a “youth-led group using direct action to resist fossil fuels”.
Mike Wirth is the CEO of Chevron (Image: Climate Defiance)
The group shared the clip, which shows Mr Wirth initually sitting on a stage with a banner behind him reading: “Chevron poisons indiginous women.”
An accompanying comment says: “We stormed Chevron CEO Mike Wirth's interview at a corporate diversity event.
“His speech was on "the role of engaged men in gender inclusivity."
“We chased him out because he's not a man, he's a sick leech, and if he's engaged in anything, it's "killing women of color."
Express.co.uk has contacted Chevron for comment.
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