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Centennial Anniversary Invitation List DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation PSC Employees - Current 1 Kane Betty Ann Chairman 2 Fort Joanne Doddy Commissioner 3 Ahern Veronica Office of General Counsel (OGC) 4 Anderson Benita Office of Human Resources (OHR) - Chief 5 Antonio Noel OGC 6 Armstead Kellie Office of Consumer Services (OCS) 7Aylor Aaron OCS 8 Bagayoko Ahmadou Office of Technical & Regulatory Analysis (OTRA) 9 Benati Jason OTRA 10 Berry Craig OGC 11 Beverly Richard General Counsel 12 Bowman Dr. Phylicia Fauntleroy Executive Director 13 Briggs Marvin Office of Commission Secretary (OCMS) 14 Brown, II James OGC 15 Clay, Jr. Jesse Office of Deputy Executive Director for Administrative Matters (ODEDAM) - Director 16 Cleverdon Daniel Office of the Chairman 17 Daves Aminta Office of Executive Director (OED) 18 Davis Carmen OCMS 19 Doe Hazel OCMS 20 Doherty Brian OTRA 21 Durham Stacey OCMS 22 Ford Kenneth OCS 23 Frazier Tiffany OGC 24 Fujihara Dr. Roger OTRA 25 Glick Kenneth OGC 26 Hale LaWanda OCS 27 Harris Alphonzo OCMS 28 Herskovitz Richard OGC 29 Hinton Cary Office of the Chairman 30 Howley John OTRA 31 Hu Dr. Grace OTRA 32 Hughes Kenneth OGC 33 Jackson Donald OTRA 34 Jordan Linda OCS - Director 35 Lee Angela Office of Commissioner 36 Lincoln-Stewart Kim OGC 37 Lipscombe Christopher OGC 38 Martinez Paul ODEDAM 39 Moskowitz Margaret OCS 40 Newkirk Wendy Office of the Chairman 41 Nurse Karen OCS 42 Nwude Dr. Joseph OTRA - Deputy Executive Director for Regulatory Matters 43 Ogbue Udeozo OTRA 44 Ongweso Dr. Edward OTRA 45 Otiji Ihekwaba (Felix) OTRA 46 Oudkerk Mavis OCMS Page 1 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 47 Parker Anjanette OTRA 48 Patterson Damon OCS 49 Popoola Fatai OCFO 50 Pryce Sophia OHR 51 Scoggins Gurmeet OCFO/AFO 52 Shelley Naza OGC 53 Singh Manmohan OTRA 54 Skrynnikov Timour OTRA 55 Smith Maurice OCS 56 Spears Mable Office of Commissioner 57 Speight Sanford OGC 58 Starks Christopher OCMS 59 Taylor Natalie OHR 60 Walker Patricia OCS 61 Walt Lara OGC 62 Wells Vanetta AFO 63 Westbrook-Sedgwick Brinda OCMS - Director 64 Wilson Rodney OTRA 65 Wright Darnice ODEDAM 66 Young, Jr. Virgil OTRA PSC Employees - Former 67 Avery George Chairman 68 Patterson Elizabeth Chairman 69 Worthy Patricia Chairman & Commissioner 70 Davenport Howard Chairman & General Counsel 71 Johnson Marlene Chairman 72 Cartagena Angel Chairman & OGC 73 Yates Agnes Chairman & Commissioner 74 Stratton William Commissioner (Could not locate) 75 Long Dr. Wesley Commissioner 76 Newsome Belva Commissioner (Could not locate) 77 Meyers Dr. Edward Commissioner & Acting Chairman (2) 78 Rachal Anthony Commissioner 79 Morgan Rick Commissioner & Office of Commissioner 80 Murphy Lee Lori Commissioner 81 Moore Lloyd First General Counsel 82 Avery Daryl General Counsel 83 Crocker Lawrence General Counsel 84 Robinson Tim General Counsel 85 Doxie Melvin L First Executive Director 86 Kerr James Executive Director 87 Flores Daniel Chief of Staff 88 Reiser Norman Director of Accounting & Finance 89 Brown Ellen Director of Accounting & Finance & Financial Analyst 90 Willis Holt Eve Chief, Office of Human Resources 91 James Freda Chief, Office of Human Resources, Accounting & Finance, OCMS Page 2 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 92 Jordan-Webb Vivian Director Office of Consumer Services (OCS) 93 Flores Anna Director Office of Consumer Services 94 Archer Karen Director Office of Consumer Services 95 Pozza Gordon First Director - Office of Economics 96 Loube Dr. Robert Director - Office of Economics 97 Huriaux Richard Director - Office of Engineering 98 Jordan Mary First Director - Office of Commission Secretary 99 Brooks Dr. Christine Director - Office of Commission Secretary 100 Wideman-Davis Dorothy Director - Office of Commission Secretary 101 Addison Agnes OCMS 102 Akinsheymoin Lanre Office of the Comptroller 103 Allen Charlet OGC & ODEDAM 104 Allen Sabrina OGC 105 Amsterdam George Securities 106 Arnold Mercia Economics 107 Arocho Antonio OGC 108 Bah Alpha OGC 109 Belcher Cheryl Accounting & Finance 110 Bell James Engineering 111 Benson Doris AFO 112 Benson Mildred OGC 113 Bethea Lillian IT 114 Bhagat Ashraf Securities 115 Blue Angela Office of Commissioner 116 Boddie Kemberly OTRA 117 Bost Samuel OCS 118 Bowie Dona OGC 119 Boykin Nicole OTRA 120 Brown Milton OGC 121 Burgess Taris OGC 122 Burney Dr. Dona Accounting & Finance 123 Bush John OCS 124 Bussey Roy Securities 125 Caballero Aida OCS 126 Carroll Maria OGC 127 Cartmell Kenneth Office of Commissioner 128 Cherukuri Sushasini OCMS 129 Class Edgar OGC 130 Coates Larry Accounting & Finance & Securities 131 Colvin Dr. Jeffrey Economics 132 Conopask Dr. Jeffrey Economics 133 Cooks Patricia Office of the Chairman & OGC 134 Crawford George OGC 135 Cross Phillip OGC 136 Cureton Shirley OCMS 137 Dabney Haulsey Shirley OCS Page 3 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 138 D'Ari Paul OGC 139 Davis Matilda Office of Commissioner 140 Dean Tracey OGC 141 Dobson Douglas Economics 142 Domon Margo Office of the Chairman & OGC 143 Driver Robin OGC 144 Edwards Aubrey Office of the Chairman 145 Ellison Daisy Economics & OED 146 English Dr. William Engineering 147 Fenster Dr. Larry Economics 148 Fesson William OCS 149 Finch Arthur OGC 150 Fitzgerald Pamela OGC 151 Florence Toni OGC 152 Floyd Cynthia OGC 153 Ford Jeffrey OGC 154 Foster-Davis Frankie Office of the Chairman 155 Francis Bernadette OTRA 156 Fullas Abebe OCS 157 Gillard Brandon OGC 158 Goff Maurice Securities 159 Goodwin Mary Office of the Chairman 160 Grant LaNay OHR 161 Greaves Aldane Accounting & Finance 162 Green Harold OCMS 163 Gregg John OGC 164 Haggans Gail Tawanna 165 Hairston Debra 166 Haliburton Troy OCS 167 Hall Theresa OCMS 168 Hampton Catharina Office of the Commissioner 169 Hansen Robert Engineering 170 Harris Chulee OTRA 171 Harvey Tamu OCMS 172 Hayes Edward OGC 173 Haymes Alan D. Economics 174 Henderson Yvonne Securities 175 Hendricks Myra OCS 176 Hicks Twanna OHR 177 Hill Blanche OHR 178 Holt Lisa OGC 179 Hopson Paula Office of Commissioner 180 Hurd, Jr. Leon Accounting & Finance 181 Jaiyeola Adesina Engineering 182 Jang Dr. Showling Economics 183 Johnson Annette Office of the Commissioner & OCS Page 4 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 184 Johnson Terrence OCMS 185 Johnson Valerie Accounting & Finance 186 Jones Michelle OGC 187 Jumper Steven Comptroller 188 Kelly Andrew OCS 189 Kelly Joyce OCS 190 Khan Lystra Office of the Executive Director & OCS 191 Kulick Richard OCMS 192 Latimer Patrice OGC 193 Lewis Talila OGC & Founder of HEARD 194 Lewis Curtis AFO 195 Logan-McNair Sharon Accounting & Finance 196 Malone Cassandra Office of the Commissioner 197 Malone Merrick Office of the Chairman 198 Mariam Dr. Yohannes Economics 199 Marshall Coralette Office of the Commissioner 200 Matheson Mark OCMS 201 Matheson Andrea Pope Office of the Chairman & OGC 202 McClendon-Greene Sebrina Office of the Commissioner & OGC 203 McClure Loretta Engineering 204 McFarland Willie OCMS & Securities 205 McIver Christopher OCS 206 McKnight Anthony Office of Commissioner 207 Mills Pamela OGC 208 Minyard James Economics 209 Moorman Thomas OGC 210 Moreland Terrell Office of Commissioner 211 Murray Willieree OGC 212 Murray Tracy OCMS 213 Nagelhout Mary OGC & Office of Commissioner 214 Newell Juanita OGC 215 Newton Terry OHR 216 Niami Dr. Farhad Economics 217 Nicholson-Meade Delvone Engineering 218 Nixon Alison Securities 219 Nunez Mario OCS 220 Obi-Chibs Anthony IT 221 Obioha Kanu OCMS 222 Oladipup Cole OCMS 223 Oliver Michelle OTRA 224 Osborne Calvin OGC 225 Oyefusi Dr. Ola Economics 226 Packey Dr. Daniel Economics 227 Parks Adrienne OGC 228 Patankar Anita OGC 229 Perkins Christine OCMS Page 5 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 230 Perkins Margie OCMS 231 Pettus Carla OGC 232 Pettus Steven OCMS 233 Poindexter Jacqueline OGC 234 Pollard William Engineering 235 Pope Carmen Securities 236 Purkayastha Dr. Das Economics 237 Raman Kadaba Engineering 238 Rathke Justin OCS 239 Raymond Ubaldus Economics 240 Redmond Thomas OGC 241 Reed Jacqueline Office of Commissioner 242 Reed Presley OGC 243 Robinson Rosa OCMS 244 Rogers Chantele OTRA 245 Sachiyo Eden OGC 246 Scarlett-Simmons Josephine OGC 247 Scarpelli Brian OCMS 248 Sears Arick OCMS & OGC 249 Shamsid-Deen Veda OGC & Securities 250 Simpson Charles Comptroller 251 Sims Roberta Office of Chairman & OGC 252 Sims Michael Accounting & Finance 253 Sisak Mary OGC 254 Slaughter Leigh OGC 255 Smith Stacey OGC 256 Smith Battle Wanda OCS 257 Somwaru Rudolph Engineering 258 Spears Donald OCS 259 Spence Shannon AFO 260 Stewart Christine OCMS 261 Stewart Jeffrey OGC 262 Stokes Willie OHR 263 Stokes Ayana Office of Executive Director (OED) 264 Stokes Winifred Office of the Chairman & OGC 265 Surles Adele OCS 266 Swann Andre OHR 267 Tengen Bobvala Office of Executive Director (OED) 268 Tengen Adolf Comptroller 269 Thayer Whiting Engineering 270 Thompson Delores - Accounting & Finance & Office of Commissioner 271 Tiamiu Larry Comptroller 272 Tievsky Charles OGC 273 Townsend Keith OGC 274 Webber-Washington Sheryl OCS 275 Wedderburn Daniel OCS Page 6 of 14 DC PSC - CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY INVITATION LIST Last Name First Name Affiliation 276 Westernick Carol OTRA 277 Wexler Pamela Office of Commissioner 278 Whitesides Issaya Office of the Executive Director 279 Wilkins LaVerne Office of Commissioner
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