Williams has joined the company in 2006. He was responsible for overall day-to-day operations, including construction and maintenance, new business, work management, distribution system operations, and outage and emergency response.
Following is an overview of the senior leadership changes announced today:
Pramaggiore will have primary accountability for ComEd’s operations and overall performance associated with reliability and customer satisfaction. She also provides strategic leadership to establish ComEd’s long-term goals. Previously, she served as executive vice president (EVP) of customer operations, regulatory and external affairs. Pramaggiore is the first female president in ComEd’s history.
ComEd has promoted Terence R. Donnelly to EVP, operations and John T. Hooker to EVP, legislative and external affairs.
ComEd has promoted Calvin Butler to SVP, external affairs, large customer services, state legislative and governmental affairs.
ComEd has promoted Darryl Bradford to SVP, regulatory policy and rates, and general counsel.
ComEd has promoted Fidel Marquez to SVP, customer operations. The position of CFO and treasurer will be named at a later date. All the appointments are effective May 11, 2009.
Barry, Bob, George and Sally brought a tremendous amount of expertise and leadership to ComEd and replacing these accomplished executives is no small task, ComEd Chairman and chief executive officer Frank M. Clark said. However, we have a responsibility to continue moving the company forward and we have talented, competent people coming into these positions. I am very confident in their abilities to lead our organization.
George is an energetic leader who used his 25 years of experience in the utility industry to help keep our employees and contractors motivated and focused on improving service, Clark said. He will be missed and we wish him well in the future.
