Glenn English Chief Executive Officer, NRECA

It’s no secret that those of us working in the electric cooperative industry take a great deal of pride in the quality of our work. We strive each and every day to uphold the cooperative principles and improve the quality of service that we provide to our consumer-owners. So it should come as no surprise that as some of us approach retirement or the prospect of a career outside of electric cooperatives, we would look at ways to maintain the relationships that we have built with both the people and issues associated with our industry. That is why I am proud to announce that we have formed the Electric Cooperative Alumni Club.

What is the Electric Cooperative Alumni Club?

The Electric Cooperative Alumni Club is a group of active and passionate former electric cooperative employees, CEOs and directors. The mission of this club is to foster and sustain political activism, concern for community and provide information and opportunities to maintain relationships so you can stay in the co-op family.

What are the Advantages of Membership?

This exclusive club will provide you with up-to-date critical information on important electric cooperative issues so you can continue making a difference in affecting legislation. To keep updates and information as current as possible, the core of all communication will be internet-based.

• Access to Your Own Alumni Club Community on Cooperative.com
• Legislative Policy Updates
• Concise Leading Stories from Electric Co-op TODAY
• Access to Health & Retirement Information
• Stay Connected and Maintain Relationships with Peers
• Opportunities to Meet New People
• Regardless of where you live you can stay plugged in!

By staying connected and involved with the alumni club you help strengthen and ensure the future of electric cooperatives and their ability to provide quality power at an affordable rate to its consumer owners. When alumni participate in the political process on behalf of electric cooperatives they help maintain a connection between legislators and the broad range of issues facing our grassroots consumers each and every day.

Who is Eligible to Join?

Membership is open to anyone who has worked as a direct employee or served on the board of an electric cooperative for at least one year–and to current employees and directors who are within six months of their last working day.

Members share some common interests such as keeping in touch with their peers, staying informed on a range of critical issues and a desire to be engaged in political activism long after they have left their service to electric cooperatives.

Interested in Joining?

Just complete the registration form and you will receive more information and an enrollment form in the mail in the coming weeks.

Fax: 703-703-5561 | Mail: NRECA, Attn: Simon Hare, 4301 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22203