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Feature Story:
Aligning the organization to focus on our strategic efforts and developing our people
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Company Confidential
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Greetings!
Earlier today, Andrés Gluski, AES CEO, announced organizational refinements that will help take the company to the next level by placing additional attention on our areas of strategic focus, further clarifying roles and responsibilities within the organization, and investing in the development of people to their fullest potential. The changes we're making will help develop our people through experiences while building our competitive advantages.
You can read Andrés's message below. If you have any questions, you can submit them at any time to Ask the ELT. We will address your questions in our next Quarterly Update on September 11 and The Spotlight newsletter.
AES Communications
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A message from the CEO: Focusing on our strategic efforts and developing our people
Over the past two years, we worked to fully transition to our market focused Strategic Business Unit (SBU) structure enabling us to achieve the scale necessary to drive results and growth through world-class operations. Earlier this year, we built on these efforts by focusing our strategy for success. Throughout these efforts, we've continued to strengthen our culture to make the way we work an advantage by making it easier for us to innovate, collaborate and get things done.
Today, we're announcing refinements to the organization that will further our progress.
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Monthly CIO Cybersecurity Message
In this month's CIO Cybersecurity message, Elizabeth discusses how cybercriminals are evolving their tactics to target businesses like AES. She reminds us of the dangers of spear-phishing and shares a recent story that involved actual spear-phishing message that was used by a cybercriminal to target an AES Arlington person. She also provides tips to help you spot a potentially dangerous message.
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Elizabeth Hackenson, Chief Information Officer and SVP of Global Business Services, inducted into CIO Hall of Fame
CIO Magazine recently announced the 2014 inductees to the CIO Hall of Fame and Elizabeth Hackenson, AES Chief Information Officer and SVP of Global Business Services, was among the six people recognized. This prestigious award honors IT leaders whose work has shaped the IT/business landscape, demonstrating both creative vision and practical leadership in information technology.
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AES Eletropaulo ranked as Brazil's 13th Most Sustainable Company, according to Portal IMPRENSA
AES Eletropaulo, part of the Brazil Startegic Business Unit, was recongized for its sustainability efforts by Portal IMPRENSA for being the 13th Most Sustainable Company in Brazil. This achievement marks the seventh consecutive year AES Eletropaulo has been ranked.
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September 11: Quarterly Update
September 24: Global Development Call |
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Nitbelle Aizprua is Always On for Safety
Putting safety first has to be a permanent mindset when we're on the job, we're with our families and loved ones at home, and we're doing things in our communities. Nitbelle Aizprua is committed to creating a work environment free of incidents and is Always On for Safety. Nitbelle is an Operations Leader at AES Changuinola, a hydroelectric plant in Panama, part of the Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean (MCAC) Strategic Business Unit (SBU).
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AES Arlington is energized with new collaborative work environment
To deliver on our mission of improving lives by providing safe, reliable and sustainable energy solutions in every market we serve and to be successful in an increasingly competitive marketplace, we need to turn the way we work and how we work together into a competitive advantage. AES Arlington recently completed the transformation of their office, creating a more efficient and collaborative work environment, which represents the company today and meets the needs for the future
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AES Panama delivers $83 million in infrastructure to indigenous communities
Improving lives and making a lasting difference in the communities in which our businesses operate has always been part of AES' Values and mission. Our people working in AES Panama, part of the Mexico, Central America, and Caribbean (MCAC) Strategic Business Unit (SBU), are bring that to life by improving the lives of more than 200 families in Charco La Pava, Valle del Rey and Changuinola Arriba.
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