S. Marce Fuller S. Marce Fuller was recently
named president and chief executive officer of Southern Energy Inc., a
unit of Southern Company, one of the world's largest independent power
producers with assets of nearly $14 billion.
Fuller, 39, has been serving as executive vice
president of Southern Energy and president and CEO of affiliate Southern
Company Energy Marketing. She succeeds Tom Boren, who is retiring after
more than 30 years with Southern Company.
In her new role, Fuller will direct Southern
Energy's worldwide operations, which include electric power production,
delivery or trading facilities in the United States, Argentina, China,
the Philippines, the Bahamas, Chile, England, Germany, the Netherlands,
Brazil and Trinidad and Tobago.
"Marce Fuller's management expertise and
broad experience in our industry make her uniquely qualified to lead Southern
Energy's continued growth as one of the world's leading independent energy
companies," Dahlberg said. "She has been a key player in Southern
Energy's development and will provide the continuity we need as the company
moves forward."
"We have a great depth of talent in place
at Southern Energy, and that is helping us deliver on our strategy of
expanding our growth in the competitive energy supply business,"
Dahlberg added.
Fuller, who joined Southern Energy in 1992, had
overseen the operations of Southern Company Energy Marketing, a partnership
formed in 1997 by Southern Energy and Vastar Resources Inc. Southern Company
Energy Marketing provides energy trading, marketing and financial services
and other energy-related commodities, products and services to customers
in North America.
Previously, Fuller was Southern Energy's senior
vice president of the North American division, responsible for managing
the development and acquisition of power generation assets as well as
oversight of the management and operations of assets and business units
in North America.
From 1992 to 1994, Fuller served as international
project director, responsible for business development activities in Latin
America, the Caribbean, Australia and New Zealand.
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