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Investing in a strong, skilled workforce starts today, and the impact is even greater when we work together. At their annual Founders Day event, our partners at the University of the District of Columbia named Pepco the Community Partner of the Year – a recognition that speaks to the power of our years-long collaboration.    Through our partnerships with anchor academic institutions, we’re expanding access to scholarships, internships, and mentorship programs. The Power Scholars Program is a key part of that effort, covering full tuition and housing for rising sophomores’ final three years, ensuring they don’t just graduate but enter the workforce with the skills and experience to lead. Their talent is already shining bright; our job is to make sure we meet that talent with opportunity.     This honor means so much, but what matters most is seeing the difference we make, together. Thank you to our UDC partners, President Dr. Maurice Edington, Christopher D. Bell, Dr. April Massey, and Dr. Mashonda S., for your dedication to shaping the next generation of leaders.  

STEM education helped me establish a strong foundation early in my career and I am committed to making sure the next generation has the same opportunities. I had the joy of combining my professional career at Pepco Holdings with my passion for STEM education during a recent event with Jack and Jill of America, Inc. The day was filled with hands-on STEM education activities and career discussions with our dynamic Engineers. Watching my daughter and her peers light up as they learned about energy and sustainability, discovered potential exciting career paths, and realized the opportunities available to them reinforced my belief in the power of exposure. When kids see what’s out there, they can start imagining their own futures and dreams! What better time for this event than during #WomensHistoryMonth – partnering with an incredible organization of mothers invested in shaping a future full of opportunities for children. Early exposure to STEM, mentorship, and representation all play a critical role in empowering our future leaders. We are opening doors for young people and giving them the assurance that they belong in any space they choose. #CommunityEngagement #STEMEducation #MoreThanEnegy

These women shined the light for us, so we're shining a light on them. ⚡Edith Clarke: The first female electrical engineer in the U.S. ⚡Hazel O'Leary: The first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of Energy ⚡Mária Telkes: Known as the "Sun Queen" for her pioneering work in solar energy ⚡Beulah Louise Henry: A prolific inventor with 100+ patents, including several energy efficiency innovations Happy International Women's Day to the women powering the energy industry!

As Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, remember to turn your clocks forward and enjoy longer days. This is also a great opportunity to implement strategies to reduce your electricity consumption. Consider simple actions like unplugging devices when not in use, using energy-efficient lighting, and adjusting your thermostat to save energy. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e7CNXZPK #DaylightSaving #EnergySavings

On Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Action Day, we were on Capitol Hill advocating for continued funding for energy assistance programs in DC and Maryland. In 2024, Pepco helped more than 42,000 customers secure over $39 million in energy assistance, including $13 million in LIHEAP grants. These programs are critical for families facing financial challenges. If you or someone you know needs help with energy bills, apply for LIHEAP before funding runs out. Learn more at pepco.com/BillSupport. #EnergyAssistance #LIHEAPActionDay #CommunitySupport

Every dollar invested in a small business has a multiplying effect. It creates jobs, fuels our local economy, and strengthens entire communities. It’s a positive cycle, and one we’re proud to be part of. Through our Energizing Small Business Grant Program, Pepco is investing nearly $600,000 in eight incredible small businesses in Northeast DC. Each of these organizations is working hard to bring fresh, healthy food and affordable produce to neighborhoods that need it most. And with $74,000 in direct support, they’ll be able to do even more.   We want to express our sincere appreciation for a number of our community members joining us to celebrate these small businesses including: Rosemary Suggs-Evans, Director of the Department of Small and Local Business Development, Kenyan McDuffie, At Large Councilmember and Chairman of the Committee on Business and Economic Development and Wendell Felder, District of Columbia Councilmember. We’d also like to thank DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and Hello Alice for being partners in this work. Your collaboration empowers local businesses to do what they do best: serve their communities and create an even greater impact for those around them. #EconomicDevelopment #EmpoweringCommunities Read the full Pepco Press Release: https://lnkd.in/e8jSPttW.

For years, women at Pepco have been driving progress in the #energy industry, bringing fresh ideas and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Their work laid the foundation for today's breakthroughs and opened doors for the next generation of women and girls ready to follow in their footsteps. These archive photos showcase the trailblazers who’ve made their mark on #STEM. #WomensHistoryMonth

Christina Simmons, Credit/Energy Assistance Analyst, shares in this #BlackHistoryMonth spotlight the rewarding experience of being part of the Exelon African American Resource Alliance (EAARA). As the newly elected membership chair, Christina values the opportunity to connect with colleagues and appreciates the group’s efforts to support and develop the skills and career aspirations of its members.

We’re proud to host The Honcho Experience at our Edison Place Gallery, a dynamic exhibit and event series that celebrates creativity and fosters community engagement. By showcasing both emerging and established artists, this initiative brings people together through the power of art. Visit the gallery and experience this inspiring collection firsthand! Learn more in the Source: http://spr.ly/6046LrFjm #TheHonchoExperience

Eight outstanding Pepco Holdings employees were honored at the 2025 Black Engineer of the Year Awards BEYA (Becoming Everything You Are) STEM Conference for their leadership, innovation, and contributions to the energy industry. Winners received the Modern-Day Technology Leader Award and the Calvin G. Butler Jr. Legacy Award for advancing technology, enhancing customer solutions, and inspiring future STEM leaders. Congratulations to all our honorees on this well-deserved recognition! Modern-Day Technology Leader Award Winners: Nadira Alston: External Affairs Manager, Delmarva Power Komla Amedodji PMP, MIS.: Project Manager, Pepco Holdings Leonna Deans, EE: Supervisor of Designers, Pepco Jequita Fowler: Principal Business Program Manager, Pepco Holdings Rosemond Bodjona, PMP®: Manager of Project Construction, Pepco Ijeoma Ozoude, PhD: Senior Manager of Transmission Engineering and Design, Pepco Holdings Rocky Weru: Section Engineer, Pepco Holdings Calvin G. Butler Jr. Legacy Award Winner: Shari Rattray: Manager of Project Execution, Pepco Holdings Read more about their achievements here: http://spr.ly/6041L3UW7