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PSO Gets New President

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American Electric Power has named Peggy Simmons president and chief operating officer of Public Service Company of Oklahoma effective Sept. 8. Simmons replaces Stuart Solomon, who is joining AEP’s generation organization as senior vice president – Generation Services.

Simmons will be responsible for all aspects of PSO’s service, including customer service, distribution operations, safety, communications, external affairs and regulatory functions. She will report to Paul Chodak, executive vice president – AEP Utilities.

“I look forward to working with the team at PSO and our outstanding community partners in Oklahoma,” said Simmons. “As technology and customer needs continue to change, we’ll work together to continue PSO’s great history of delivering exceptional service to our customers while providing the new services, energy resources and technologies that bring value to the areas we serve.”

Solomon will transition to his new role after 14 years leading PSO. During his tenure he was active in numerous nonprofit organizations including the Tulsa Regional Chamber, State Chamber, Tulsa Area United Way, The Nature Conservancy, Gilcrease Museum, Southwest Power Pool and Oklahoma Academy, among many others.

“It’s been a great honor to lead PSO and work with our talented team to serve our customers, communities and the state over the past 14 years,” Solomon said. “I’m very proud of what we’ve accomplished together. I’m confident Peggy will continue strengthening PSO’s partnerships and connections to those we serve.”