Vice President, Engineering & Strategic Engagement
 

Ms. Holder, Vice President, Engineering and Strategic Engagement, joined ReliabilityFirst in July 2022. She provides executive leadership by directing her team’s regional analysis of the bulk power system, which includes situational awareness, event reviews, and system performance, while also guiding the strategic communication of this critical information to key stakeholders including industry, state government, and public utility commissions.

Founder & Principal Coach, Compelling Clarity Business Life Coaching
 

Missy started her career in sales, reaching the top 2 percent in a multi-billion- dollar company. She held that position for over 10 years, during which she learned the importance of building a team, leading them well, and working toward a shared vision of success. Then, her daughter's illness and her own near- death experience caused her to reevaluate her life. Leaving the sales industry at the top of her game, she switched gears to become a certified life and business coach. Now, she helps leaders align with a higher purpose and achieve their true potential.

HR Director, Customer Engagement & Alumni Network Executive Sponsor
 

Strategic thought leader with over 12 years of experience in program management, operations and customer service, Tameka fosters business objectives to obtain departmental and organizational goals. Tameka is a highly effective communicator that influences key decisions across all levels within the organization and outside community. Tameka is courageous and flexible in diverse cultures and varying business units, having co-founded the annual Women IN Energy Conference. Tameka has the ability to see the big picture while recognizing critical components and dependencies to ensure successful outcomes. Tameka is able to recognize, prioritize and overcome obstacles to reach ambitious goals.

Senior Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer, ACES
 

Andrew Hall is Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at ACES in Carmel, Indiana. In this role, Andrew oversees ACES’ Portfolio Strategy, Portfolio Modeling, Transmission, Resource Planning, Data Science and Origination teams. Andrew joined ACES in January 2005 and has since gained a broad range of skills through ACES’ Portfolio Modeling, Transmission, and Portfolio Strategy departments.

Commissioner, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission
 

Sarah Freeman was appointed by Governor Mike Pence as Commissioner on September 19, 2016, and was most recently reappointed by Governor Eric Holcomb on December 20, 2021. Commissioner Freeman is a member of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and serves on the NARUC Committee on Telecommunications. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Universal Service Administrative Company, chairs the MISO Advisory Committee, is a member of the Electric Power Research Institute Advisory Council, Vice Chair of the Financial Research Institute Advisory Council at the University of Missouri, and serves on the Board of Directors of the Organization of MISO States.  She is past President of the Mid-America Regulatory Conference.

Chief Digital & Transformation Officer, MISO
 

Transformation and technology executive with 20+ years of experience applying process, organizational change management, problem-solving, technical, and people skills to improve individuals, teams, and organizational performance. Strategic thinker with proven ability to define and implement innovative solutions and processes to boost efficiency and drive profitability. Equipped with exceptional leadership ability to combine intellect and innovation and strong work ethics essential in establishing and nurturing strong rapport with employees, customers, and individuals at all levels. Passion for improving quality of life and recognized as a leader in crisis management and influencer of positive change. Awarded CTO of the year by the Indianapolis Business Journal.

Vice President for Institutional Equity & Title IX Coordinator, DePauw University
 

Dr. Dionne Jackson brings over 25 years of distinguished expertise in education to her role as Vice President for Institutional Equity and Title IX Coordinator at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. Within the President’s cabinet, she offers strategic leadership fostering compliance, inclusivity, and engagement across the university. Driven by a commitment to equity, she spearheads campus-wide initiatives aimed at bridging access and opportunity.

Director of Government Affairs, AES Indiana
 

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Partner, Husch Blackwell
 

​Energy regulation and transactional attorney with focus on generation development, power markets, and electricity transmission.

Director, ScottMadden, Inc.
 

​Morgan is constantly looking for ways to make a process more efficient and more effective. As a chemical engineer, Morgan found her way into the most misunderstood energy source: nuclear power. She helps keep nuclear power plants compliant by providing daily analysis on industry regulatory issues. She is using innovative technology to develop training for reducing the industry-wide problem of knowledge transfer. She has managed a multitude of systems such as water treatment and security, and Morgan created a program for how the utility should oversee obsolete parts to decrease risk of costly, emergent procurement.