
Kissam was named president–Electric Operations at Dominion Energy South Carolina in 2019, and he assumed his current position in January 2022.
Kissam serves as 2nd Vice Chair and as a board and executive committee member for the South Carolina Manufacturers and Commerce organization. He also is a member of the Palmetto Business Forum. He previously served as Chairman of both the Central South Carolina Economic Development Alliance and the Southeastern Electric Exchange, and is a past board member of the Clemson University Board of Visitors.
Kissam earned a bachelor’s degree from The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, where he served as Regimental Commander of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets. He also received an Honorary Doctorate …….
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We meet Mondays at Newberry Hall in vibrant downtown Aiken. Our lunch buffet opens at noon, meeting starts at 12:30 pm, and we adjourn at 1:30 pm. Please stop by the registration table so we can get your information. Come join us!
W. Keller Kissam is president–Dominion Energy South Carolina. He oversees Dominion Energy’s regulated utility in South Carolina serving about 1.2 million electric and gas customer accounts. Prior to the merger […]
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