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CHICAGO, December 05, 2024—Gil C. Quiniones, the President and CEO of ComEd, has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Illinois Utilities Business Diversity Council (IUBDC). This announcement was made during the council's year-end board meeting, marking a significant transition in leadership. Quiniones succeeds Rebecca Losli, who served as chairperson throughout 2024 and will continue to contribute as an active member of the IUBDC Board of Directors.
Quiniones brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion within the utilities sector. His leadership is expected to enhance the council's mission of fostering business opportunities for diverse suppliers and ensuring equitable access to the industry. The IUBDC plays a critical role in addressing disparities and advocating for underrepresented businesses, making Quiniones' appointment a pivotal moment for the organization. As he steps into this role, the focus will remain on strengthening partnerships and driving initiatives that support diversity in Illinois' utility landscape.
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