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Company Name: FirstEnergy
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Home country: USA
FirstEnergy Corp.
76 S. Main St. Akron, OH 44308-1890
Ohio
OH 44308-1890
USA
Tel: 800-633-4766
Fax: 330-384-3866
Company website: http://www.firstenergycorp.com
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Directors
From Hoovers 2002
Chairman and CEO; Chairman, Pennsylvania Power; President, Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company, Toledo Edison, Metropolitan Edison, and Pennsylvania Electric; CEO, FirstEnergy Services: H. Peter Burg, age 55, $821,176 salary, $631,719 bonus
President, COO, and Director; President and COO, First Energy Services: Anthony J. Alexander, age 50, $544,537 salary, $372,652 bonus
SVP and CFO, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Richard H. Marsh, age 51, $315,708 salary, $176,128 bonus
SVP and General Counsel, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Leila L. Vespoli, age 42
SVP, FirstEnergy and FirstEnergy Services: Earl T. Carey, age 59
SVP, FirstEnergy and FirstEnergy Services: Kevin J. Keough
SVP, FirstEnergy and FirstEnergy Services: Carole B. Snyder, age 56
VP and Controller, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Harvey L. Wagner, age 49
President and CEO, MYR Group: William S. Skibitsky
President and Chief Nuclear Officer, FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company: Robert F. Saunders, age 58
President, FirstEnergy Solutions: Arthur R. Garfield, age 63, $335,390 salary, $79,060 bonus
SVP Commodity Operations, FirstEnergy Solutions: Guy L. Pipitone
SVP Retail Operations, FirstEnergy Solutions: Douglas S. Elliot
VP and Chief Risk Officer, FirstEnergy Service: Kathryn W. Dindo
VP and Chief Ethics Officer, FirstEnergy Service: David W. Whitehead
VP and CIO, FirstEnergy Service: Ali Jamshidi
VP Business Development, FirstEnergy Service: Mark T. Clark
VP Communications, FirstEnergy Service: Thomas M. Welsh
VP Electric Commodity Sourcing, FirstEnergy Solutions: Alfred G. Roth
VP Federal Government Affairs, FirstEnergy Service: Michael J. Dowling
VP Human Resources, FirstEnergy Service: Lynn M. Cavalier
VP Fossil Operations, FirstEnergy Solutions: Donald R. Schneider
VP Investor Relations, FirstEnergy Service: Terrance G. Howson
VP Marketing, FirstEnergy Solutions: R. Joseph Hrach
VP Regional Operations, FirstEnergy Service: Charles E. Jones
VP Sales and Energy Solutions, FirstEnergy Solutions: Trent A. Smith
VP State Governmental Affairs, FirstEnergy Service: David C. Luff
VP Transmission, FirstEnergy Service: Stanley F. Szwed
VP, FirstEnergy Service: Mary Beth Carroll
Corporate Secretary, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Nancy C. Ashcom
Treasurer, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Thomas C. Navin
Assistant Treasurer, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Randy Scilla
Assistant Controller, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Jeffrey R. Kalata
Assistant Controller, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Paulette R. Chatman
Assistant Corporate Secretary, FirstEnergy, FirstEnergy Service, and FirstEnergy Solutions: Edward J. Udovich
Human Resources Coordinator: Renee Spino
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Last Updated: 20/06/2002
PSIRU Capsule
FirstEnergy has expanded rapidly buying and selling companies in NE US. The company's merger with GPU in Novemeber 2001 made it into one of the largest electric utility holding companies in the US. The acquisition nearly doubled FirstEnergy's customer count.
In a reversal of GPU's centralisation strategy and attempt to create a national brand, FirstEnergy is operating the original companies that constituted GPU: Penelec, Met-Ed and Jersey Central Power & Light.
Its acquisition of GPU, which sold its US power plants prior to the merger, added 1,500 MW of capacity from international power projects. GPU also contributed overseas utilities; however, FirstEnergy is selling these businesses to focus on its domestic operations. It has divested Australian utility GasNet and has agreed to sell UK utility Midlands Electricity; it also plans to sell its Argentine utility.
GPU was acquired by Firstenergy in November 2001.
The financial data shown in the PSIRU database relates to GPU as far as 1998. The figures for 199-2001 arefor FirstEnergy.
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