Energy company leader to step down next year

Tampa Electric Co. President and CEO Nancy Tower joined the utility’s parent company, Emera, in 1997.

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Courtesy. Tampa Electric Co. President and CEO Nancy Tower plans to retire in mid-2021.
Courtesy. Tampa Electric Co. President and CEO Nancy Tower plans to retire in mid-2021.
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TAMPA — Tampa Electric Co. President and CEO Nancy Tower has announced her planned retirement from the company, effective mid-2021. 

Tower joined the utility’s parent company, Halifax, Nova Scotia-based Emera Inc., in 1997. Prior to being named president and CEO of Tampa Electric Co., also known as TECO, she served as Emera's chief corporate development officer. 

 

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