Judith E. Talavera ā President & COO of AEP Texas at American Electric Power Company
Executive Bio
Judith E. Talavera is President and Chief Operating Officer for AEP Texas, Inc. ('AEP'). Previously, Ms. Talavera was director of Regulatory Services for AEP since November 2008. She began her career with AEP in 2000 as manager of Governmental Affairs for AEP. Before joining AEP, she worked in a number of legislative positions for former Texas State Sen. Mario Gallegos Jr., including serving as her legislative director. She has bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Texas at Austin and has completed the AEP/Ohio State University Leadership Program and Leadership Texas. She serves as a board member on the Senate Hispanic Research Council.
President & COO of AEP Texas Impact on Operations Department's Culture
Judith E. Talavera holds the highest position within the Operations department at American Electric Power Company ā President & COO of AEP Texas, and therefore has influence on the culture of the Operations department.
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