Руководитель Exelon Майк Инноченцо покинет компанию в 2027 году после 40 лет работы

Mike Innocenzo, chief operating officer of Exelon Corp. and interim president and CEO of PECO, will depart the company in 2027 after a nearly 40-year career at PECO and Exelon. Innocenzo’s departure was one of several leadership changes announced by Exelon that will occur in the coming months. “It has been the honor of a lifetime to work at Exelon and PECO and to serve alongside some of the best and brightest in the industry,” Innocenzo said in a statement. “I know I will be leaving Exelon and its utilities in capable hands, with a leadership team and 20,000 employees dedicated to meeting the challenges facing our customers and our industry.” Innocenzo started his career at PECO as a co-op engineering student from Widener University before joining the company full-time in 1988. Starting as a project engineer in 1988, Innocenzo held leadership roles in operations, engineering and customer service, and helped lead the implementation of PECO’s advanced metering and smart grid technologies. As senior vice president and chief operating officer, he oversaw operations, safety, reliability, customer satisfaction and financial performance, the company said in a press release. Innocenzo served as PECO president and CEO from 2018 to 2024, guiding the company through the COVID-19 pandemic. He also championed workforce and community initiatives, including PECO’s Energizing Education program, which evolved into Exelon STEM Academies, the company said. He was named executive vice president and chief operating officer of Exelon in 2024, overseeing operations across the company’s six utilities. Earlier this year, he assumed the role of PECO’s interim president and CEO. “Mike is one of the very best in the business, and I am grateful for his unwavering commitment to our customers, to his colleagues and to the communities we serve — particularly his hometown of Philadelphia,” Exelon President and CEO Calvin Butler said in a statement. “He has made a lasting impact, helping shape a customer-first company that is an industry leader in reliability, innovation and operational excellence.” Innocenzo helped establish the Civic Coalition to Save Lives to address gun violence in Philadelphia and currently serves on the boards of numerous civic and industry organizations. He was named Citizen of the Year by The Philadelphia Citizen in 2014 and Most Admired CEO by the Philadelphia Business Journal in 2021, according to the release. In addition to Innocenzo’s departure, Exelon announced the following changes: • Jeanne Jones, chief financial officer of Exelon Corp., will assume the role of executive vice president of finance and strategy, and report to Exelon President and CEO Calvin Butler, effective Oct. 5. • Robert Kleczynski, senior vice president, corporate controller, tax, and principal accounting officer of Exelon Corp., will assume the role of chief financial officer and report to Jones, effective Oct. 5. • Josh Levin, chief financial officer of ComEd, will assume the role of senior vice president of finance of Exelon Corp. and report to Kleczynski, effective Jan. 1, 2027. • Andrew Plenge, vice president of strategy and energy policy at ComEd, will assume the role of chief financial officer of ComEd effective Jan. 1, 2027. Exelon serves nearly 11 million customers through six fully regulated transmission and distribution utilities — Atlantic City Electric, BGE, ComEd, Delmarva Power, PECO Energy Company, and PEPCO.