AES Indiana top exec leaving in latest departure from Indy-based utility

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7 thoughts on “AES Indiana top exec leaving in latest departure from Indy-based utility

  1. I suspect that AES Indiana and Ohio are too close to the company headquarters (Arlington VA) and it might be the micromanagement and company politics is too much.

    The other thing that might be making this job toxic is the AES Indiana and AES Ohio operate in two different regulatory environments, and the Indiana was formerly the cash cow of AES, and it turns out Ohio is somewhat of an albatross. Now the profit stream from the North American division is not so golden, nor is the position of CEO.

  2. We were never a priority once AES boiler IPL. Then the sent their CEO’s in training our way. All seemed to be part of the DEI experiment.

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