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Executive · Engineer · Operator
Kim Greene and the art of hearing bad news
Before she led Georgia Power, Kim Greene learned how to recover from a failed engineering class. Her career since has turned on a larger question: how do you keep a vast system honest about its problems?
kim-greene · kimberly-s-greeneRead →
Executive · Operator
Calvin Butler and the education of the second shift
Before he led Exelon, Calvin Butler learned to run a factory shift. The lesson still follows him: understand what people need, then make the position useful.
calvin-butler · exelonRead →
Executive · Operator
John Griffith and the business of being taken for granted
He spent years advising utilities before taking responsibility for the pipes. Now American Water’s CEO is testing how far a bigger company can go toward solving a very local problem.
john-griffith · american-waterRead →
Executive · Operator · Engineer
Garrick Rochow and the Things You Cannot Switch Off
His father helped keep Consumers Energy in step with environmental rules. Now Garrick Rochow runs the company, with a harder assignment: change how Michigan gets its power while keeping the lights on.
garrick-rochow · cms-energyRead →