Duke Energy CEO to retire

Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good’s advice to her younger self
And what advice would she give to her first-year self and other newbie CEOs? “Always keep your eyes on the horizon, trying to look around the corner, so that you have a set of a
Duke Energy names new CEO and president as Lynn Good announces retirement
Duke Energy announced on Monday that its board of directors appointed a new president and CEO, effective April 1.
Duke Energy names company vet its new CEO as Lynn Good announces retirement plans
Sideris will replace Lynn Good. She is retiring from her role as CEO April 1 after serving at the company for more than two decades, including nearly a dozen years as CEO. Good was also the rare female leader of a Fortune 500 company.
Utility firm Duke Energy names insider Harry Sideris as CEO
Utility firm Duke Energy said on Monday it has appointed insider Harry Sideris as its chief executive officer, effective April 1.
Duke Energy CEO to retire, with successor named
CEO Lynn Good is retiring effective April 1 after more than a decade leading a transformative period for the Charlotte-based utility.
Duke Energy announces new CEO. NC power company's longtime leader to retire in April
Duke Energy is one of the biggest utility companies in the nation, serving customers in half a dozen states. Headquartered in Charlotte, it's one of the biggest employers in North Carolina.
Duke Energy selects Sideris as new President/CEO, as Good set to retire in April
Duke Energy (NYSE:DUK) said Monday its board appointed current President Harry Sideris as its new President and CEO effective April 1, succeeding Lynn Good, who will retire from her management and board roles at the company.
Duke Energy taps Harry Sideris as new CEO, will replace retiring CEO Lynn Good
Harry’s nearly three-decade-long record of extraordinary accomplishments makes him uniquely qualified to lead Duke Energy.'
Duke Energy Appoints Harry Sideris As CEO, President
Duke Energy Corp. (DUK), an electric power and natural gas holding company, Monday announced that it has appointed Harry Sideris as
Charlotte-based Duke Energy names new CEO as leader retires
Harry Sideris will become the new president and CEO of Duke Energy, the Charlotte-based utility company announced on Monday. Sideris is set to take over April 1, replacing Lynn Good as she retires. Sideris has worked with the company for nearly 30 years and has been serving as the president since April 2024.
Duke Energy Florida is giving away 1,000 free trees. Here's when and how to get yours
In honor of Florida Arbor Day on Friday, Duke Energy Florida is offering 1,000 free trees while supplies last. here's what to ...
Duke Energy Corp. stock outperforms competitors on strong trading day
Duke Energy Corp. closed $15.11 short of its 52-week high ($121.25), which the company reached on October 21st.
Duke Energy at center of class action lawsuit over data breach
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Despite stifling Duke Energy Convention Center renovations, Cincinnati tourism officials optimistic for 2025
With sights set on major growth prospects this year, Cincinnati tourism officials projected optimism during their annual meeting on Wednesday.
How Duke Energy plans to stay on top of cold weather
Brooks said routine maintenance on the system, testing, and opportunities to purchase and use power from other states are ...
RBC Capital Reaffirms Their Buy Rating on Duke Energy (DUK)
In a report released on January 13, Shelby Tucker from RBC Capital maintained a Buy rating on Duke Energy (DUK – Research Report), with a price ...
New voluntary solar program helps Duke Energy customers in North Carolina, South Carolina support clean energy
Duke Energy has made proposals to the North Carolina Utilities Commission and the Public Service Commission of South Carolina to help customers in both states to receive the benefits of solar energy ...
Noblesville property owners upset over Duke Energy project
Upgrading power systems can require cutting down trees. But law doesn't always require companies to compensate homeowners.