CFO appointed President of Grid Development, new CFO hired
NOVI, Mich., April 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- In a move designed to more fully support the expansion and development of its regional business and growth objectives, ITC Holdings Corp. (NYSE: ITC) has appointed Chief Financial Officer Edward M. Rahill to President of ITC Grid Development, LLC. and has named Cameron M. Bready to succeed Rahill as Senior Vice President and CFO of ITC Holdings Corp. Bready will also serve as Treasurer, a position formerly held by the company's chairman, president and CEO, Joseph L. Welch.
In this newly created position, Rahill will manage ITC Grid Development and its subsidiaries and will be responsible for identifying, developing and implementing new business opportunities including new projects and partnerships.
Rahill had been managing the business activities of ITC Grid Development while simultaneously acting as ITC Holdings' CFO. Growing business opportunities for ITC Holdings including ITC Great Plains, LLC, ITC Panhandle, LLC, the upper Midwest and other regions of the country have prompted the company to make the management shift.
'Ed's dedication, focus and efforts while CFO have helped ITC achieve remarkable financial and industry success. Focusing his leadership and insight on ITC Grid Development will be invaluable,' said Welch. 'As ITC continues to aggressively pursue regional transmission projects in the Great Plains and upper Midwest states, however, it has become clear that we need to dedicate Ed's expertise full-time to ITC Grid Development.'
Rahill joined ITC as CFO in 2003 and oversaw the company's rapid transition from a privately-held venture to a NYSE-listed public corporation in 2005. Rahill will continue as Senior Vice President of ITC Holdings Corp.
As Senior Vice President, Treasurer and CFO, Bready brings 15 years of financial and accounting experience to the company. Bready will be responsible for the company's accounting, finance, treasury, and other related financial functions.
'We are pleased to welcome Cameron to ITC,' said Welch. 'His skills, leadership and experience in the utility industry will position ITC for continued financial performance and as a recognized leader in the electric transmission industry.'
Most recently, Bready served as vice president of finance at Northeast Utilities in Hartford, Conn., where he was responsible for the financial assessment and structuring of the company's FERC regulated transmission and state regulated distribution infrastructure investments in the Northeast.
