PSEG Appoints Geisha J. Williams to Board, Enhancing Leadership and Industry Expertise

PSEG Welcomes Geisha J. Williams to Board of Directors, Strengthening Industry Expertise

Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) announces the election of Geisha J. Williams to its Board of Directors, effective March 1, 2026. With over 35 years of experience in the energy sector, Williams brings significant expertise to PSEG, particularly in utility management and operational strategy. Her notable tenure as CEO and president of PG&E Corporation, where she led one of the largest dual electric and gas utilities in the United States, positions her uniquely to contribute to PSEG’s mission of providing safe, efficient, and affordable energy solutions. This strategic appointment underlines PSEG's commitment to enhancing its leadership with individuals who possess deep industry knowledge.

Williams's extensive background includes more than two decades at Florida Power and Light, culminating in her role as vice president for Power Systems–Distribution. Her operational experience, combined with a strong strategic vision, resonates with PSEG’s objectives in navigating the evolving energy landscape. Ralph LaRossa, PSEG’s Chair, President, and CEO, commends Williams for her leadership qualities and believes her insights will be invaluable as the company focuses on meeting the demands of a changing energy environment, particularly in terms of sustainability and customer service.

This appointment marks the fifth addition of an independent director to the PSEG Board since April 2022, reflecting a dedicated effort to maintain a balanced mix of experience and fresh perspectives. Williams, a Union City, New Jersey native, is not only recognized for her leadership roles but also serves on various boards, including Siemens Energy and Meritage Homes. Her academic credentials, which include a Bachelor of Science in industrial engineering from the University of Miami and an MBA from Nova Southeastern University, further solidify her qualifications to influence PSEG's strategic direction as it continues to operate New Jersey's largest transmission and distribution utility.

In addition to her board responsibilities at PSEG, Williams's involvement in other energy and utility companies highlights her commitment to the industry. PSEG serves approximately 2.4 million electric and 1.9 million natural gas customers, owning a fleet of 3,758 MW of carbon-free nuclear power generating units in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Her diverse experience will undoubtedly support PSEG's ongoing initiatives to innovate and adapt in the rapidly changing energy sector.