DIALogue Tele-Seminars
Energy Issue Jam
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In this 60-minute “Energy Issue Jam” conference call designed for CEOs and senior government relations staff, share your perspective and gain insights from your peers on emerging energy issues of interest to you – which could include clean coal or other alternatives; electric generation and supply; trends in energy policy such as energy trading and renewable portfolio standards; or trends in environmental policy.
Come prepared to share your perspective! Issue Jams are a forum for shared learning with other chamber leaders, and your participation is key to this program’s success. The phone lines will be open throughout the call and we anticipate a lively conversation, moderated by Richard McMahon, executive director for energy supply at the Edison Electric Institute.
After the call you’ll better understand the depth and complexity of energy issues important to you and find chamber allies to work the issues going forward.
Speaker
Richard F. McMahon, Jr
Executive Director
Richard McMahon is the executive director for energy supply for the Edison Electric Institute (EEI). In this capacity, he directs EEI staff in advancing the public policy and commercial interests of its member companies in issue areas that include: electric generation, natural gas supply, renewable power, environmental issues, risk management, rail issues, energy trading, related tax and finance issues, and other regulatory and legislative issues.
In addition, Mr. McMahon directs the industry’s Finance and Wall Street activities that include financial analysis, investor relations, accounting and tax issues. Prior to this position, Mr. McMahon served as EEI’s director of competitive strategies and policy in EEI’s Energy Services Group. He directed EEI’s state legislative and regulatory advocacy program in 22 states.
Mr. McMahon completed the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Executive Program in Leadership in 2007. He holds an M.B.A. in finance from the George Washington University and a bachelor’s degree from Duquesne University.