Industry & Services >> CEO Interviews >> May 31, 2001
THOMAS R. SMITH became Executive Vice President'Operations and
Development, PSEG Power and President of PSEG Fossil in October 2000.
Mr. Smith joined PSEG Global Inc. as Senior Vice President, Americas
Region in November 1996. In this capacity, he was responsible for all of
PSEG Global's business activities in North and South America, which
include the region's strategic growth plan, business development,
project management and operations, and maintenance activities. Before
joining PSEG Global, Mr. Smith was Senior Vice President and Regional
Executive of Latin America for the International Generating Company
(InterGen), a Bechtel and PG&E company. Having been with InterGen since
its inception, Mr. Smith built the Latin American organization and
contributed extensively to its project portfolio. Mr. Smith launched his
career in the Independent Power industry as one of the principal
architects for J. Makowski Company, which was acquired by Bechtel and
PG&E company in 1994. Prior to this, he worked in the power systems
division at the General Electric Company. Mr. Smith received a
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of
Cincinnati, and also holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School. Profile
Group?
Mr. Smith: Public Service Enterprise Group, or PSEG, has three main
components: a US generation business ' PSEG
