New appointment at WGL and Washington Gas
WGL Holdings, Inc., the parent company of Washington Gas and other energy-related subsidiaries, has announced the election of Mr. Stephen C. Beasley to the boards of directors of WGL Holdings and Washington Gas, effective 5 March, 2015. With the election of Mr. Beasley, the number of directors for WGL Holdings and Washington Gas currently stands at 10.
“Mr. Beasley is a well known leader in the energy and natural gas industry. He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to our company including a broad understanding of the world-wide energy grid,” said Terry D. McCallister, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of WGL Holdings and Washington Gas. “We are delighted to have Mr. Beasley join our Board of Directors and look forward to his contributions.”
Mr. Beasley previously served as the President of El Paso Corporation’s Eastern Pipeline Group and was a member of El Paso Corporation’s Corporate Executive Committee. In this role, he was Chairman and President of Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company and ANR Pipeline Company, two of the largest and most complex natural gas transmission systems in the US.
Mr. Beasley is currently serving on several corporate boards and previously served as an outside director on the Board of Directors for Williams Pipeline Partners L.P, Southern Union Company and C Sixty Inc.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology from The University of Texas at Austin, serves on several of The University of Texas System development and advisory boards. He is active in his community serving as Chair of The Brookwood Community and The Briarwood School in the Houston, Texas area.
Adapted from press release by Hannah Priestley-Eaton
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