black hills corporation leadership

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We are very grateful for our sponsors of this event. Harvest TABLE For Good. David R. Emery is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Black Hills Corporation, a customer-focused, growth-oriented, vertically-integrated utility company headquartered in Rapid City, South Dakota. Scott Buchholz has been Senior Vice President – Chief Information Officer since the close of the Aquila transaction in 2008. The company serves 1.2 million electric and natural gas utility customers in 800 communities in eight states.

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Stuart Wevik was appointed Senior Vice President - Utility Operations effective Aug. 26, 2019, having previously served as Group Vice President - Electric Utilities from 2016 to August 2019, Vice President - Utility Operations from 2008 to 2016, Vice President - Operations from 2004 to 2008, Vice President and General Manager from 2003 to 2004, and other positions of increasing responsibility in our Utilities sector since 1985.The investor relations site ("Site") with which this document is associated is maintained by S&P Global Market Intelligence ("S&P") on behalf of the organization featured on the Site (S&P's "Client").

Most notably, he played a critical role in the acquisition of Aquila in 2008 and SourceGas in 2016, each of which were highly transformative acquisitions that helped fuel the company’s industry-leading growth and bolster its commitment to customers.“Steve’s leadership has been instrumental to Black Hills’s success as we have dramatically expanded our utility holdings and re-focused our portfolio of businesses,” Emery said. Performance & Event Venue. Mr. Mudge and his wife of 43+ years have two married daughters and five grandchildren. In an effort to grow the powder fed laser deposition industry, in June 2014, RPMI announced their laser systems are now available for purchase by the public.

She re-joined Black Hills in 2008 following the Aquila acquisition, after serving in a human resources leadership role with another major employer in the Rapid City area.

He has served with Habitat in Costa Rica and Hungary, and locally has spearheaded the launch of two ReStore social enterprises while expanding the affiliate’s service area to include the Pine Ridge Indian reservation. He previously served as vice president, electric regulatory services and corporate counsel, and as vice president and treasurer.