Fred Jennings

Fred Jennings has a diverse work experience in various sectors of the utilities industry. Fred is currently serving as the Vice President at Utilities International, Inc., focusing on strategic decision support and modeling tools for customer and regulatory revenue forecasting. Prior to this, they held the position of Chairman and Chief Executive at Loudoun Water for nine years, where they crafted a future vision and strategy for the water and wastewater authority.

Fred has also worked as the Water Client Sector Lead - Americas at MWH Americs, Inc., and as the Managing Director at Black & Veatch, where they were responsible for water and energy client development and major project execution. Additionally, Fred has served as the Principal and Executive Consultant at R.W. Beck Inc., where they provided consulting services for strategy and business planning, IT and operating technology evaluation, and performance management.

Furthermore, they have held leadership roles at Utilities International, Inc., F. E. Jennings & Co., Inc., and Theodore Barry & Associates. At F. E. Jennings & Co., Inc., they created and managed a new firm focused on electric utility projects, while at Theodore Barry & Associates, they specialized in engineering and operations functions in the electric and telecommunications sectors.

Overall, Fred Jennings has extensive experience in strategic planning, project execution, and consulting within the utilities industry.

Fred Jennings attended Tufts University from 1972 to 1976, earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Fred then went on to pursue an MBA at The Wharton School from 1977 to 1979, focusing on Business Strategy.