ECG
Sallie Coleman began their work experience as a Senior Auditor at Beatty Schival & Associates in 1995, where they focused on auditing non-profits and also performed tax work, consulting, and write-up functions. In 1998, they moved to MEAG Power and served as a Senior Accountant until 2000, when they were promoted to Manager of Accounting. Sallie joined Electric Cities of Georgia in 2009 as the CFO and later became the Senior VP & CFO in 2015. In this role, they managed all financial areas of the company, directed the human resources area, oversaw the communications and member training staff, and had responsibility for analytical services and member solutions groups.
Sallie Coleman completed their Bachelor's degree in Accounting at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, from 1988 to 1992. During the same period, they also obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Accounting from the Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee. Additionally, there is no information provided about any additional certifications they may have obtained.
ECG
Electric Cities of Georgia (ECG) is a non-profit organization serving 52 public power members in Georgia. ECG provides strategic and technical services to our members to maximize the performance of their utilities and, to a greater extent, create successful communities with economic prosperity and opportunity. Our services include Engineering & Energy Services, Training & Safety, Joint Purchasing, Aggregated Services (e.g. bidding on Tree Trimming, Meter Testing, and Pole and Padmount Inspection), Pole Attachment Services, Hosted Solutions (cloud-based software to handle Inventory, Work Order/Fixed Asset Management and Outage Tracking), Analytical Services, Legislative & Regulatory, Economic & Community Development, and AMI Smart Metering project management.