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AFRO Exclusive: Tamla Olivier on leading BGE, breaking barriers and powering Baltimore’s future

Tamla Olivier, recently appointed as CEO of Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), sat down with the AFRO to discuss her journey as a Black woman in corporate leadership, her commitment to community engagement, and her plans to make energy more affordable and sustainable for Maryland residents. In the exclusive Q&A, Olivier emphasized her merit-based rise to the top and outlined BGE’s focus on energy equity, customer support, and innovation through AI.

Posted inBGE Announcements

BGE announces Tamla Olivier as new chief executive officer

Tamla Olivier has been named the next president and CEO of BGE, effective May 1. A seasoned utility executive with deep ties to the company, Olivier returns to BGE after leading operations at Pepco Holdings, bringing a track record of customer-focused leadership and infrastructure innovation. She will succeed Carim Khouzami, who transitions to a senior executive role at Exelon.

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University of the District of Columbia joins Anacostia High School in uplifting STEM partnerships

By Zsana HoskinsSpecial to the AFRO The University of the District of Columbia (UDC) and Anacostia High School co-hosted STEMs-Giving, a celebration of the new innovative programs launched at the high school as a part of UDC’s Developing America’s Workforce Nucleus (DAWN) initiative. The event took place on Dec. 14 at Anacostia High School from […]

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