Marketing professionals in Electric utilities

Marketing leaders at ten electric utilities, from Exelon, Duke Energy Corporation and Pacific Gas and Electric Company to Omaha Public Power District and Orlando Utilities Commission, make up this group, and only Jenny Norris at Entergy holds a title below director. Bring them a program launch such as energy efficiency, EV or solar offerings, a customer education campaign, or a question on marketing to business versus residential customers.

10 professionals10 companiesData retrieved October 1, 2026

Professionals to explore

  1. Brandy Spainhoward

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    Experience: Director, Utility Marketing · CenterPoint Energy

    At CenterPoint Energy, Brandy Spainhoward has been Director, Utility Marketing (since 2021) after Manager, Marketing (2019–2021), leading a team that develops strategy, creative and execution for the company's programs, offerings and brand. At Vectren, Brandy was Manager, Marketing (2014–2019), Lead, Creative Services Specialist (2013–2014) and Lead Communications Specialist (2012–2013). Promoting utility programs and offerings to customers is the obvious question for Brandy.

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  2. Jamie Chesler

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    Experience: Senior Director, Solutions Marketing and Customer Communications · Pacific Gas and Electric Company

    Jamie Chesler holds two current Pacific Gas and Electric Company titles, Senior Director, Solutions Marketing and Customer Communications since 2026 and Director, Solutions Marketing since 2022, and was Senior Manager, Marketing Strategy (B2B and B2C) there (2010–2022). Jamie was also General Manager Marketing Services & Aftermarket (2006–2010) and Manager Marketing Services (2003–2006) at Atlas Material Testing Technology, and lists crisis communications among Jamie's strengths. That suits questions on customer communications when something goes wrong.

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  3. Jenny Norris

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    Experience: Manager of Integrated Marketing Team, Product · Entergy

    Jenny Norris is Manager of Integrated Marketing Team, Product at Entergy (since 2022) and was Manager of Growth Marketing there (2019–2022); the team covers brand development, customer segmentation, persona and messaging development and marketing strategy for Entergy and its 5 operating companies. Jenny's NOLA Media Group roles were Senior Marketing Strategist, Lead (2015–2019), Multi-Media Account Executive, Retail & Automotive (2012–2015) and Classified Account Executive, Real Estate (2006–2012). Segmentation and messaging questions fit Jenny.

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  4. Kate Thomas

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    Experience: Director, Corporate Marketing and Communication · Omaha Public Power District

    Director, Corporate Marketing and Communication at Omaha Public Power District since 2016, Kate Thomas was Manager, Communication and External Affairs (2012–2016) and Sr. Communications Specialist (2011–2012) at Conagra Brands, and Corporate Communications Manager (2009–2011) and Communications Project Manager (2008–2009) at West Corporation. Kate describes communication strategy work across professional services, asset management, consumer packaged goods and public utility sectors, a fit for questions on corporate messaging for a utility.

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  5. Kristina Marsh

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    Experience: Director of Marketing · Consumers Energy

    Kristina Marsh has been Director of Marketing at Consumers Energy since 2023. Kristina's other Consumers Energy titles are Senior Product Marketing Manager (2020–2023), covering marketing and communications for the commercial and industrial customer sector, Senior Marketing Manager, B2B (2022–2023) and Senior Marketing Manager, Residential (2020–2022); Kristina was also Sr Marketing Communications Leader at DuPont (2020). Having held both B2B and residential titles, Kristina can compare marketing to business and home customers.

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  6. Luz Aviles

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    Experience: Vice President, Marketing & New Products · Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC - The Reliable One)

    Five Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC - The Reliable One) titles belong to Luz Aviles: Vice President, Marketing & New Products since 2025, Vice President Customer Experience & Sales (2017–2025), Director Of Sustainability (2013–2017), Director Of Customer Service (2009–2013) and Manager Community Relations (2008–2009). The new products, sustainability and customer service titles suit questions on launching a new utility offering and supporting the customers who take it up.

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  7. Margaret Luh

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    Experience: Director of Marketing · New York Power Authority

    Clean energy and sustainability products are what Margaret Luh has marketed as Director of Marketing at New York Power Authority since 2020, including energy efficiency, LED lighting, solar and renewables, storage, EV infrastructure and electrification. Margaret was a Consultant, Corporate Strategy & Marketing (2018–2020), VP, Marketing at Level Solar (2015–2017), VP, Global Strategy at SapientRazorfish (2014–2015) and Marketing Strategy and Operations (Consultant) at Bloomberg (2011–2014). Clean energy product marketing is Margaret's question to take.

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  8. Matt Buecker

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    Experience: Director Marketing · Exelon

    Since 2025, Matt Buecker has been Director Marketing at Exelon, a role covering enterprise-wide marketing and communications strategy. At Baltimore Gas and Electric, Matt was Sr. Manager Marketing & Customer Education (2022–2025), Manager, Marketing Programs (2016–2025) and Sr. Marketing Specialist (2008–2016); Matt was also Director - Campaign Management at Affinion Group (2006–2008). Customer education and program marketing at a utility are the questions to bring Matt.

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  9. Michael Marshall

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    Experience: Managing Director, Marketing Strategy & Execution · Duke Energy Corporation

    Duke Energy Corporation titles for Michael Marshall are Managing Director, Marketing Strategy & Execution since 2023, Director, Marketing Strategy and Insights (2019–2023), Manager, Marketing (2012–2019), Manager of Customer Experience & Marketing (2010–2012) and Sr. Internal Audit Associate (2008–2010). The Marketing Strategy and Insights title makes Michael a fit for questions on the customer research behind utility product marketing.

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  10. Teri Kerrigan

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    Experience: Director, Marketing and Brand · American Electric Power

    American Electric Power has had Teri Kerrigan as Director, Marketing and Brand since 2017. Teri was Marketing Project Manager at AAA Club Partners (2014–2017), Director, Membership Sales at AAA Ohio Automobile Club (2009–2014), Senior Marketing Manager at AAA-The Auto Club Group (2000–2008) and Communications Specialist at The AES Corporation (1995–2000). The brand title, with membership sales and marketing work at AAA, fits questions on a utility's brand.

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Choose the right perspective

For new product and program launches, start with Luz Aviles, Margaret Luh or Jamie Chesler; for brand and corporate communications, Teri Kerrigan or Kate Thomas. Kristina Marsh is the pick for comparing business and residential marketing, Michael Marshall and Jenny Norris for segmentation and customer research, and Matt Buecker and Brandy Spainhoward for customer education and program promotion.

Questions to take into the conversation

  1. 01How do you get residential customers to enroll in an efficiency or time-of-use program when most only think about the utility when the bill arrives?
  2. 02What changes when you market an EV charging or solar offering to commercial and industrial customers rather than households?
  3. 03How do rules on cost recovery shape what a utility can spend marketing a program?

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