Skiatook Journal 05/30/2014

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Friday, May 30, 2014 / BUSINESS
18 Skiatook Journal
VINITA The Grand
River Dam Authority will
soon welcome Thom-
as Pete Churchwell
(Grove) to its board of
directors.
On Friday, May 23,
Oklahoma Governor
Mary Fallin appointed
Churchwell to ll the
lake enthusiast repre-
sentative position on the
board, replacing outgo-
ing board member Betty
Kerns (Stillwater). He is
lling an unexpired term
ending August 29, 2015.
Churchwell retired as
president of Public Ser-
vice Company of Okla-
homa (PSO) in July 2004,
after a career in the elec-
tric utility and energy
industry that spanned
nearly 40 years. As he
brings that experience
to his new leadership
role at GRDA, it will ben-
et not only the orga-
nization itself but all of
its stakeholders across
Oklahoma, said GRDA
Chief Executive Ofcer/
Director of Investments
Dan Sullivan.
Mr. Churchwell brings
a wealth of experience
and knowledge to our
board, Sullivan said.
His career in the elec-
tric utility industry, as
well as his knowledge
of Grand Lake and ongo-
ing lake issues make him
a great choice that will
make immediate, posi-
tive contributions.
Churchwell currently
serves on the board of
the directors of
both the Grand
Lake Water-
shed Alliance
and Har-Ber Vil-
lage Museum,
located on the
shores of Grand
Lake. He previ-
ously served as
a member of the
I nt e r na t i ona l
Society of the Energy
Advocates; board mem-
ber and chairman of the
Council of Education
and Workforce Develop-
ment for the State Cham-
ber of Oklahoma; and as
a previous board mem-
ber of Rural Enterprises
of Oklahoma. He holds
a bachelors degree in
communications from
the University of Tulsa
and completed Harvard
Business Schools ad-
vanced management
program.
Thomas Churchwell
has spent his entire ca-
reer in energy manage-
ment in both the public
and private sector, said
Oklahoma Governor
Mary Fallin in a press
release announcing the
appointment. He brings
a unique leadership skill-
set to the GRDA and will
serve this agency well.
GRDA is governed by
a seven-member board
of directors, com-
prised of representa-
tives from each GRDA
customer class (munic-
ipals, electric coopera-
tives and industrials)
as well as the GRDA
lakes area. Two
at-large rep-
r e s e n t a t i v e s
also sit on the
board. Appoint-
ments are made
by the Okla-
homa Governor
(3), Speaker of
the Oklahoma
House of Repre-
sentatives and
President Pro Tem-
pore of the Oklahoma
State Senate. Two
other board positions
are ex-officio, filled by
the general manager
of the OAEC and the
executive director of
the Municipal Electric
Systems of Oklahoma
(MESO) or by their
designees.
Headquartered in Vin-
ita, GRDA is Oklaho-
mas state-owned elec-
tric utility; fully funded
by revenues from elec-
tric and water sales in-
stead of taxes. Directly
or indirectly, GRDAs
low-cost, reliable elec-
tricity touches 75 of 77
counties in the state.
At no cost to taxpay-
ers, GRDA also man-
ages 70,000 surface
acres of lakes in the
state, including Grand
Lake, Lake Hudson and
the W.R. Holway Reser-
voir. Today, GRDAs 500
employees continue
to produce the same
power for progress
that has benefited the
state for 75 years.
From Staff Reports
news@skiatookjournal.com
Groves Churchwell appointed to GRDA Board
CHURCHWELL
OKLAHOMA CITY AT&T has
announced that Steve Hahn
has been named president
of AT&T Oklahoma. Hahn
most recently served as
president of AT&T Kansas.
As president of AT&T Okla-
homa, Hahn will oversee
the companys local, state
and federal government re-
lations efforts in the state,
in addition to working
closely with community
and business leaders, elected of-
ficials and others at AT&T to con-
tinue to bring advanced commu-
nications technologies, including
4G LTE** and other broadband
services, to consumers and busi-
nesses.
I am honored to join a tre-
mendous AT&T team here in the
Sooner State, Hahn said. I look
forward to helping continue our
legacy of investment, job cre-
ation, innovation and community
engagement across Oklahoma.
Hahn has held numerous, key
leadership positions at AT&T.
Prior to serving in his most re-
cent role as president of AT&T
Kansas, he served as di-
rector of External Affairs
at AT&Ts corporate head-
quarters in Dallas, where
he played a key role in
the deployment of AT&Ts
award-winning U-verse TV
service in 22 states.
Prior to that assignment,
Hahn led the 3-Screen Op-
erations team in AT&T
Entertainment Services,
where he directed the first initia-
tives to deliver on the companys
commitment to offer compelling
content across 3 screens
televisions, computers and wire-
less devices.
Hahn is a graduate of University
of Texas at Austin and earned his
M.B.A. from Texas A&M University.
He is an avid outdoorsman and en-
joys golf, soccer, tennis, hunting
and fishing. Hahns appointment is
effective immediately and he will
have an office in Oklahoma City.
From Staff Reports
news@skiatookjournal.com
AT&T names Steve Hahn
its Oklahoma president
HAHN