"We
are
convinced
that
tremendous
value
is
trapped
inside
the
Company
as
a
result
of
poor
oversight
by
a
board
of
directors
lacking
both
the
experience
and
independence
to
set
a
clear,
shareholder-focused,
value-creating
strategy,"
Elliott
wrote
in
a
letter
to
Hess,
according
to
a
Reuters
report.
Hess
disclosed
on
Monday
that
activist
investor
Elliott,
which
owns
about
4%
of
Hess,
was
considering
putting
up
a
slate
of
nominees
for
the
company's
board.
The
company
also
announced
plans
to
sell
its
oil
storage
terminal
network
and
exit
the
refining
business.
Hess…