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            Meeting Information     
CHEVRON CORPORATION    

Meeting Type:          Annual

 

   
     

For holders as of:    April 1, 2010

 

   
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Date:    May 26, 2010       Time: 8:00 a.m., CDT

 

   
      Location:    Chevron Building Auditorium    
         1500 Louisiana Street    
         Houston, Texas 77002-7308    
                
             
   

 

You are receiving this communication because you hold shares in the above named company.

 

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6001 BOLLINGER CANYON ROAD

SAN RAMON, CA 94583-2324

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  Voting Items                 
  Your Board recommends a vote FOR the election                   
  of the following Directors 1a through 1p:                 
                  
          Your Board recommends a vote FOR Board proposals 2 and 3:  
 

    1a.

 

S. H. Armacost

                  
         

2.

  Ratification of Independent Registered Public  
 

    1b.

 

L. F. Deily

        Accounting Firm  
                      
 

    1c.

 

R. E. Denham

     

3.

  Amendment to Chevron’s By-Laws to Reduce the  
            Percentage of Stockholdings Required for Stockholders to  
 

    1d.

 

R. J. Eaton

        Call for Special Meetings  
 

    1e.

 

C. Hagel

     

Your Board recommends a vote AGAINST stockholder

 
          proposals 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9:  
 

    1f.

 

E. Hernandez

         
         

4.

  Appointment of an Independent Director with  
 

    1g.

 

F. G. Jenifer

        Environmental Expertise  
                      
 

    1h.

 

G. L. Kirkland

      5.   Holding Equity-based Compensation through Retirement  
                      
 

    1i.

 

S. Nunn

      6.   Disclosure of Payments to Host Governments  
             
 

    1j.

 

D. B. Rice

     

7.

  Guidelines for Country Selection  
             
 

    1k.

 

K. W. Sharer

     

8.

  Financial Risks from Climate Change  
             
 

    1l.

 

C. R. Shoemate

     

9.

  Human Rights Committee  
             
 

    1m.

 

J. G. Stumpf

               
             
 

    1n.

 

R. D. Sugar

                  
             
 

    1o.

 

C. Ware

               
             
 

    1p.

 

J. S. Watson

                  
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