Azurix
Enron's failed water utility subsidiary that went public in June 1999 at $19 per share and collapsed within sixteen months, costing the company billions and ending Rebecca Mark's career
International
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Dabhol Power Project
Enron's $2.9 billion power plant in India that became the company's largest and most controversial international investment
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Enron's London Hub
Enron's European headquarters at 40 Grosvenor Place in London, which grew from a small merchant trading office in 1995 to a multi-country operation with approximately 30 lawyers, integrated metals trading, and global markets products before filing for UK administration on November 30, 2001.
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John Sherriff
President and CEO of Enron Europe who oversaw one of the world's largest commodity trading organizations, spanning European, Australian, and Japanese energy markets
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Mike McConnell
President and CEO of Enron Global Markets who oversaw eight global trading and origination businesses generating over $15 billion in revenue, with a particular focus on international expansion into Australia and Japan.
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Randall L. Gay
Manager of West Desk Logistics at Enron who coordinated pipeline scheduling and capacity monitoring for western US gas operations, and contributed to international projects including the Cuiaba pipeline in Brazil.
Richard Shapiro
Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Managing Director of Government Affairs for the Americas who led Enron's federal, state, and international regulatory strategy