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Angela Stokes is an Owner at Rhea Lana's of Winchester and Branch Chief, Executive Resources at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and is based in Winchester, Virginia. She has worked as Human Resources Specialist at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; Branch Chief, Employee Acquisition and Operations at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; and Human Resources Intern at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Angela attended American University between 2007 and 2009 and Indiana University of Pennsylvania between 2003 and 2006.

Pamela Quinlan has more than 15 years of public and private sector experience in energy market regulation and policy. Prior to being named Chief of Staff, Quinlan served as a Technical Advisor to Chairman Glick. She joined then-Commissioner Glick’s office in 2017 from the Commission’s Office of Energy Market Regulation. Before joining Commission staff, she worked in Energy Policy and Regulatory Affairs at Consolidated Edison in New York. Prior to that she worked at Standard & Poor’s and CPower Energy Management. She earned a Master of Science degree in Sustainability Management from Columbia University, where she also earned her bachelor’s degree. She and her husband Eric have a son and live in Washington, D.C.

William \'Doug\' Foster is a CFO at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. He studied at University of Maryland Eastern Shore between 1988 and 1992.

Armani Diggs, MA are a Co-Founder Online Business Coach Strategist Master Trainer Podcast Host at Hello Armani Enterprises; Success Coach Legacy Strategist Speaker at Armani A. Foster, LLC; and Chief, Employee Development at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and are based in Washington, D.C.. They have worked as Learning Policy and Program Specialist at USPS Headquarters, Director of Elearning at Young Government Leaders, and Training Program Analyst at USPS Headquarters. Armani studied at BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Ben Jarrett is a Branch Chief at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and is based in Silver Spring, Maryland. He has worked as Statistical Consultant at Applied Research Lab, Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Energy Industry Analyst at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Ben studied at Indiana University of Pennsylvania between 2008 and 2010 and Westminster College between 2004 and 2008.

Judge Carmen A. Cintron was appointed to the FERC in December 1999. Prior to joining the FERC Judge Cintron was Hearing Office Chief of the Atlanta North Office of Hearings and Appeals, Social Security Administration. As Hearing Office Chief, Judge Cintron was the chief management official responsible for the operations of a hearing office comprised of nine Administrative Law Judges, two Senior Administrative Law Judges and a support staff of fifty employees (attorneys, paralegals and technicians). She became an Administrative Law Judge in April 1994 appointed to the San Jose, California Hearing Office with the Social Security Administration.

Judge Cintron was an attorney at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for 14 years. For 12 of those years she served in the FCC’s Common Carrier Bureau. Judge Cintron also worked as a Trial Attorney for the Puerto Rico Justice Department in the Federal Litigation Division. In addition, she worked in the Puerto Rico House of Representatives as Legal Advisor to the Judiciary Committee on Civil Law.

Judge Cintron has a bachelor's degree in business administration, magna cum laude and a Juris Doctor degree, cum laude, from the University of Puerto Rico. She was the recipient of the Resumil Award for the highest cumulative average in criminal law. While in law school, she was an intern in the U.S. Attorney's office in San Juan, Puerto Rico. She also worked in the Clerk's office in the U.S. Federal District Court for Puerto Rico implementing the Speedy Trial Act for both the Puerto Rico and Saint Thomas Federal District Courts

Cheryl Harkness is a Chief, Employee Aquisition and Operations at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and is based in United States. She has worked as Human Resources Specialist at United States Air Force, Human Resources Deputy Director at Marine Corp Community Services, and Executive Resource Program Specialist at United States Air Force. Cheryl studied at NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY between 2002 and 2006.

Dennis Grey is a Branch Chief, Customer Support Services at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and is based in Port Republic, Maryland. He has worked as Not sure what I didn't do there at Edwards Caterers, Service Director at The Halifax Club, and IT Specialist at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Dennis attended Detroit Country Day School between 1986 and 1990 and Michigan State University between 1990 and 1995.

Mr. Boyer has 34 years of experience as a civil engineer and engineering geologist in consulting, state government, and three federal agencies. His expertise includes all aspects of investigation, evaluation, design, and construction of dams and water resource structures. He has extensive experience in the evaluation of geologic hazards (landslides, faults, ground subsidence, and erosion); investigation, design, and construction of hard-rock tunnels; natural and man-made slopes; pipelines; levees; canals; roads and highways; open-pit mines; and other civil works structures in over 40 states and South America. While with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Risk Management Center, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, he has been a team leader and senior engineer for numerous project reviews, including New Melones Dam, a 632-foot-high embankment dam in California. He is co-principal designer of Ridges Basin Dam, a 275-foot-high earthfill embankment in southwestern Colorado. Doug served a detail with the State of Colorado, Division of Water Resources, as Chief, Dam Safety Branch where he was responsible for program administration and supervision of the state’s dam safety program. He has published over 25 technical papers on the investigation, design, and construction of embankment and concrete dams. He is an invited lecturer at the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation SEED Seminar, International RCC Conference, FEMA-sponsored Dam Design Workshop, and local universities. He provided technical review for the San Diego County Water Authority of the geotechnical investigations and foundation design for the 318-foot-high Olivenhain Dam constructed in southern California. He is a former vice president of the US Society on Dam and former board of director for the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and a Certified Engineering Geologist.