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Don the gown, toss the cap and hail the conquering graduates! FirstEnergy abounds with the newly degreed this season, as 13 employees from across the company have recently completed college degree programs as part of FirstEnergy’s Educate to Elevate Program – which is designed to provide a path for employees to secondary education. “To have more than ten graduates…

FirstEnergy Corp. has named Stephen Avila to the role of Vice President of Customer Care, effective June 3. Avila will lead the work leveraging innovative technologies and data analysis to drive a superior customer experience. He will oversee the company’s key functional groups that manage customer accounts and payments, provide customer care and self-service options…

Whether they are planting trees, reading books to kids or sprucing up community centers, FirstEnergy employees are always finding new ways to live our core value of Stewardship. Recently, 20 of our employees – affiliated with the Veterans & Allies Employee Business Resource Group (EBRG) – participated in food drives that made a difference in…

Make sure your oven and range are clean so they cook more efficiently. Match the size of pots and pans to the burner to make the most of the heat energy. Keep lids on pots and pans to reduce energy waste and help food cook faster. Use a slow cooker if you can – they…

2024 Walk, Rock, Roll & Run Event a Success Employees joined forces in early May for the Walk, Rock, Roll, and Run event in downtown Cleveland to show their support for the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio. Together, the team raised over $17,000, surpassing their initial goal of $8,000. In fact, they were the top…

As communities along Lake Erie prepare for the mass arrival of mayflies this summer, Ohio Edison employees are proactively working with local municipalities to keep roads along the lakeshore safe by temporarily turning off streetlights to deter swarms of the insects. Mayflies are attracted to streetlights and can create hazardous driving conditions when large numbers…

If you’re at home and the temperature is right, open windows and stay cool for free. On hot days, run ceiling fans in occupied rooms to make the air feel cooler. On cold days, open window treatments to take advantage of warming sunlight.