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According to internal documents obtained by Crain’s, Chicago-based Exelon determined that David Fein, the company’s senior vice president in charge of state government relations and its most visible executive in Springfield, violated its code of conduct in his interactions with several women at the company.
* Steve Daniels in Crain’s with an update today…
David Fein, who led state government relations for Exelon, no longer is employed there. […]
“Over the weekend, Exelon and David Fein agreed that it is in our mutual best interest for David to leave the company,” Exelon said in a statement. It said it would have nothing to add “at this time.” […]
A spokesman had no immediate comment on whether Fein was granted a severance or who would now lead government relations in Illinois. Exelon is heading into a crucial fall veto session in Springfield in which it’s lobbying for the Clean Energy Jobs Act. The bill is aimed at promoting more renewable-energy development in the state, but also providing more revenue to three northern Illinois nuclear plants that Exelon has said are at risk of closure within the next few years.
posted by Rich Miller
Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 2:25 pm
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First the Kevin Quinn-ComEd controversy, and now this at the Exelon mothership. It’s been a tough summer for Illinois’ top electric utility.
Comment by FTR Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 2:38 pm
And Dynegy/Vistra is closing plants.
Comment by 360 Degree TurnAround Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 2:46 pm
that sure changed from the first story that popped this morning.. quick..
Comment by NotRich Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 2:51 pm
“Oh, you meant final final warning…”
– MrJM
Comment by @misterjayem Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 3:02 pm
Funny how public exposure changed a slap on the wrist to a death sentence. Under the bus you go…we need our bailout.
Comment by DD Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 3:38 pm
You mean a corporation where the leadership throws money around to get what it wants also has a harassment problem - shocking!
Comment by Nobody Sent Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 3:48 pm
You’re out. Finished at Faber. Expelled. I want you off this campus at nine o’clock Monday morning, and I’ve contacted your local draft boards and told them that you were all, all eligible for military service.
Comment by 47th Ward Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 3:53 pm
@47th
Thank you for the comic relief at the end of a Monday! Animal House is so incredibly quotable for so many purposes
Comment by Shevek Monday, Aug 26, 19 @ 5:06 pm