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Marie Sylla Dixon Joins Exelon as Senior Vice President of Federal Affairs

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Exelon Corp. (Nasdaq: EXC) has named government and external affairs veteran, Marie Sylla Dixon, as the company’s senior vice president of Federal Affairs. Sylla Dixon will oversee all federal-level governmental and regulatory activities for Exelon, including the development and implementation of industry policies and will provide strategic direction for relationships with key entities, including the U.S. Congress, governmental agencies, the Federal Energy Regulatory C...

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