Two top women executives at BP are leaving the company — the first major change to the firm’s management structure since last year’s departure of CEO Bernard Looney, who abruptly quit after it was learned that he failed to disclose relationships he had with colleagues.Leigh-Ann Russell, BP’s chief technology and innovation officer, will depart the company after an 18-year stint while Anja-Isabel Dotzenrath, who has been head of BP’s gas and low-carbon division since 2022, will retire, according to a stateme ...