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Exelon Promotes David Fein to Senior Vice President, Governmental and Regulatory Affairs
Exelon Promotes David Fein to Senior Vice President, Governmental and Regulatory Affairs
- Jun. 20, 2018
David Fein ‘89 of Deerfield, Illinois, who has spent the past 26 years in the energy industry as either a lawyer, policy advocate, or government and regulatory affairs expert, was elevated to Senior Vice President, Governmental and Regulatory Affaris at Exelon Corporation. At Exelon, Fein has been a distinguished strategic leader and has led numerous regulatory and legislative policy initiatives to benefit the company and competiitve energy markets across the country.
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