Indiana Electric Cooperatives
Holly Huffman, CCC, is a seasoned communication professional with extensive experience in the electric cooperative sector. Since April 2006, Holly has served as a Communication Support Specialist at Indiana Electric Cooperatives, where notable contributions include impactful design and editing for Indiana Connection magazine, as well as creative writing and content production. Prior to this role, Holly was a Marketing Assistant at Wabash Valley Power Association from June 1998 to April 2006, where responsibilities encompassed branding, event organization, database management, and marketing research. Holly holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Public Relations from Ball State University, earned between 1991 and 1999.
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Indiana Electric Cooperatives
Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) was America’s first electric cooperative service organization. Since we started in 1935, the citizens and employers in the communities we serve have been our owners, and we’ve always put their needs first. Today, we serve more than 1.3 million individuals, families, farms and businesses in 89 Indiana counties. With more than $2.4 billion in system infrastructure, we’re providing Hoosiers with the reliable electric power they need — and we do it with an emphasis on environmentalism, sustainability and efficiency. America was founded on a cooperative spirit. Working together, helping each other for mutual benefit—this is the American way. And for good reason: cooperative organizations provide economic, social and cultural benefits for their members that they often wouldn’t be able to get otherwise. That’s the way it is with electric power cooperatives. At IEC, we work hard for our members and the communities we serve. We support our 38 member distribution cooperatives with an array of services that include job and safety training, government relations, regulatory compliance support, professional development training and communication. We also have significant involvement with youth services throughout the state, including a youth tour to Washington D.C., youth energy camp and partnerships with schools, 4-H clubs and FFA groups to bring educational support through vocational and scholarship programs. Our members have always come first — that’s the cooperative spirit. And it’s a spirit that focuses on today and tomorrow. Because, as the landscape continues to evolve, we want to make sure our members always have access to safe, reliable and affordable electric power.