Frits de Kok

Johan Egbert Frederik "Frits" de Kok (6 January 1882, Maastricht – 28 October 1940, The Hague)^[1]^[2] was the General Managing Director of the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company from 1937 to October 1940. This was the most senior executive position in the company and due to the structure of Royal Dutch Shell at the time was, with the Chairman of the Shell Transport and Trading Company, the joint senior executive position in the Royal Dutch Shell group.^[3]

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Business positions
Preceded by Henri Deterding	General Managing Director of Royal Dutch Petroleum Company 1937 – October 1940	Succeeded by For the rest of the WW2 there was no single leader of Royal Dutch Guus Kessler (from 1947) as General Managing Director of Royal Dutch Petroleum Company
Preceded by Henri Deterding		Succeeded by Guus Kessler (from 1946) as senior position in Royal Dutch Shell (from 1946 Chairman of the Committee of Managing Directors created)

Pre-1946

Managing Director/ General MD of Royal Dutch Petroleum (1890-1946)	1890-1901 titled MD 1890–1892: Johannes Arnoldus de Gelder 1893–1900: Jean Baptiste August Kessler 1901–1902: Henri Wilhelm August Deterding 1902-1940 titled General MD 1902–1936: Henri Wilhelm August Deterding 1937–1940: Frits de Kok

Chairmen of Shell Transport & Trading (1897–1946)	1897–1921: Marcus Samuel 1921–1946: Walter Samuel

1946 to 2005

Chairman of the Committee of Managing Directors

2005 – present

Chief Executives of Royal Dutch Shell	2005–2009 Jeroen van der Veer 2009–2013 Peter Voser 2014–present Ben van Beurden

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