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Earlier this month, President and CEO of Exelon, Calvin Butler attended Pepco's Takeover day at Howard University and had the opportunity to share his wisdom with students during an executive lecture series. Investing in historically Black colleges has always been an important investment as we look forward to the future of the energy industry and aim to develop the young bright minds that will one day become leaders. We’re grateful for this integrated partnership and inspired by the work that everyone on the team at Pepco and Exelon has contributed to make it happen!

It’s National #EngineersWeek, a time to recognize the efforts and powerful contributions of engineers to our society. At Exelon, we rely on engineers to help us chart the path forward for the future of the energy industry. From designing smarter grids to implementing advanced technologies that enhance efficiency and resiliency, their work is critical to our everyday mission of powering the communities we serve. Hear more about the importance of engineers from Exelon’s Chief Operating Officer, Mike Innocenzo who started his career as an engineer: http://spr.ly/6044I0JWk

Thirty-six high school and college-aged students recently had the chance to learn from leaders across Exelon during an accounting and finance career panel hosted by the #ExelonFoundation STEM Academies. Robert Kleczynski, Senior Vice President, Controller & Tax at Exelon, Nikki Southwell, Director of Investor Relations at Exelon and Gregory Stepanuk, Manager Financial Planning and Analysis at Pepco Holdings Inc. shared their personal experiences, potential career pathways, the difference between finance and accounting and gave valuable advice to the students. In this clip, Nikki shares an important lesson she learned during her career in accounting. #STEMLearning

It’s always inspiring to learn from others’ experiences. Thank you to Exelon’s SVP of Federal Affairs, Marie S. for sharing her story and the important lessons she’s learned throughout her career during this event for Pepco employees in honor of Black History Month. Another great event hosted by Exelon African American Resource Alliance (EAARA) employee resource group!

Exelon employees are getting into the spirit of giving all month long with Exelon’s Valentines to the Community initiative centered around acts of kindness. We hope you’re inspired to do your own act of kindness in the spirit of Valentine’s Day! Here are some of our favorites this week:

This morning on the Q4 earnings call, President and CEO Calvin Butler and CFO Jeanne Jones shared how Exelon remains focused on operational excellence to meet the rapidly changing needs of our customers and communities. Thanks to the commitment of our teams, we delivered strong performance in 2024 and look forward to continuing our journey of innovation and excellence in 2025, Exelon’s 25th anniversary year. 

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science! It has long been a core part of our mission to contribute to the learning and professional development of young women in STEM. On the 10th anniversary of this important day, we’re highlighting our #ExelonFoundation STEM Academy which provides a week of learning, mentorship and hands-on activities for high school-aged girls who are interested in STEM and located in our service territories. The summer STEM Academy program has been an annual commitment since its inaugural year in 2018, and we look forward to many more years of fostering the growth of the future leaders of STEM! Applications are open for the summer 2025 #ExelonFoundation STEM Academy and Boys to STEM program. Learn more and apply: http://spr.ly/6043IK2YP #WomenInScienceDay #GirlsinSTEM

We’re excited to sponsor this important conference for the energy industry hosted by the American Association of Blacks in Energy (National Office). This event will be a valuable chance for over 1,000 energy professionals to learn about the latest developments in the field, including emerging technology, energy efficiency, and the energy transition.

Across Exelon and our local energy companies, we’re recognizing Black History Month with several events hosted by our Exelon African American Resource Alliance (EAARA) employee resource group. All employees are invited to celebrate the significant contributions of African Americans during events ranging from fireside chats with leadership to a speaker series that will provide opportunities for learning and reflection.

Investing in the communities we serve has always been one of our core values. We’re proud to have several teams that actively give back with local non-profit organizations. The Exelon Corporate Strategy, Innovation and Sustainability (CSIS) team gathered earlier this month for a day of volunteering at locations across our service areas, including DC Central Kitchen, MANNA in Philadelphia, Moveable Feast in Baltimore and the Greater Chicago Food Depository. We’re inspired by their commitment to creating a positive impact.