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At a recent NRECA Regional meeting, George Frink was recognized for completing the National Rural
Richard Fowler left, Howard Electric CEO and George Frink …
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At a recent NRECA Regional meeting, George Frink was recognized for completing the National Rural
Today’s electric utility environment imposes new demands on electric cooperative directors, particularly increased knowledge of changes in the electric utility business, new governance skills, and a working knowledge of the cooperative principles.
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