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Xcel Energy names Rob Berntsen new executive vice president and chief legal and compliance officer

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Xcel Energy today named Rob Berntsen as the company’s executive vice president and chief legal and compliance officer. Berntsen takes over the role from Amanda Rome, who held the position on an interim basis while also serving in her role as executive vice president, group president – utilities and chief customer officer. “With two decades’ experience working in the energy sector, Rob is well suited to guide us forward as we lead the nation’s transition to a clean...

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