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Dear Daily Power Report Readers:
Attached to this message you'll find "Restructuring Today's Top CEO Interviews of Year 2000," a 28-page compilation of exclusive interviews of leaders of the new converging energy and communications industries. The book is filled with insights into what CEOs forging the new industry expect and how they are planning for the unexpected: Kenneth Lay, Enron, dean of the energy industry, spent 45 minutes telling veteran editor George Spencer about Enron's huge success on the web, his formula for success and how Enron is looking at "every industry in the world." May 5, 2000 David Sokol of MidAmerican Energy told about their key role in federal legislation. October 31, 2000 David Freeman, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, told how they make big money from southern California turmoil. July 6, 2000 Glen McCullough of TVA was a member of the three person board when interviewed but is expected to be named chairman and CEO soon. July 21 & 24, 2000 Wayne Brunetti, Xcel, although not widely known as yet, heads one of America's largest utilities operating from the Ontario border to the Arizona-Mexico border. October 4, 2000 Steve Baum of San Diego Gas and gave shocking news of underscheduling. October 8 & 9, 2000 Robert Best at Atmos Energy collects LDCs from his office in Dallas. April 21 & 24, 2000 Paul Lewis, the former IBM web expert brought in to run Essential.com, talked about life on the internet. September 13 & 14, 2000 John Kean Jr may be the most innovative gas industry executive. He was not satisfied running a group of LDCs he got from his father. Judi Johansen, when interviewed was at the helm of the federal agency that dominates Pacific Northwest pricing and transmission policy. May 24 &26, 2000 Harvey Padewar is CEO of Duke's unregulated family of companies and told of the firm's aggressive growth plans. June 8, 2000 Eugene Lockhart CEO of the leading firm in our business. December 8 & 11, 2000 John Rowe EEI Chairman and Exelon co-CEO. December 29, 2000 These interviews are just a click away -- simply open the attached PDF file (rtceo2000.pdf). The book is free of charge and copyright restriction has been relaxed, so feel free to pass it along to anyone you think might benefit from the insights within. We simply ask that you not change the document or send an excerpt. We hope you and your colleagues find Restructuring Today's Top CEO Interviews of Year 2000 very useful and entertaining. Your friends at The Power Marketing Association - rtceo2000.pdf
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