| Name |
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Position/Title |
| Katie Scharf Dykes |
 |
Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) Commissioner, has purview of both Connecticut utility company challenges and opportunities, and also has perspective on regional and national regulatory issues for utilities - all of which benefit from data-driven decision-making and science-based solutions. |
| Doug Dorr |
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Program Manager of EPRI, is on the forefront of analytics research for the ever evolving utility grid. Doug is spearheading an EPRI/EEX Initiative on Predictive Analytics for Grid Resilience. |
| David Owens |
 |
Retired Executive Vice President of the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), has a pulse on the most pressing issues facing utilities today (EEI is the trade organization that represents investor-owned utilities). |
| Anne George |
 |
ISO-New England Vice President of External Affairs and Corporate Communications, oversees generation and transmission, and can help us bridge the link between individual distribution companies and the other players in the realm of electric generation, transmission, and distribution. |
| Christina Sames |
 |
American Gas Association Vice President of Operations and Engineering, can help us diversify and expand our research to other infrastructure networks such as as distribution. Our Center will soon collaborate directly with the Gas Technology Institute. |
| Chuck Eves |
 |
Avangrid VP of Electric Operations for Avangrid, will bring the perspective of another major regional power utility (AVANGRID) in Northeast U.S that has a service territory in CT. |
