MDU Assets Group Inc. has appointed Michael S. Della Rocca and Marian M. Durkin to its board of administrators. Each deliver in depth trade expertise to the corporate because it transitions to a pure-play regulated vitality supply enterprise following the spin-off of building companies subsidiary Everus Building Group later this yr, it stated in an announcement.
Della Rocca, an government with a 35-year profession in engineering and building, brings deep trade data and strategic acumen, having performed management roles at AECOM and McKinsey & Firm, MDU Assets stated.
Durkin’s authorized experience and utility trade background are a powerful complement to the board. Her earlier roles at Avista Company and United Airways present a novel perspective on regulatory and operational issues, MDU Assets stated.
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“Marian and Michael deliver in depth, related expertise to our board that can assist our efforts to information MDU Assets’ strategic initiatives as the corporate turns into a pure-play regulated vitality supply enterprise late this yr when it spins off Everus Building Group”, Dennis W. Johnson, chair of the board, stated.
Della Rocca will serve on the audit, environmental, and sustainability committees, whereas Durkin will contribute to the compensation, nominating, and governance committees.
Della Rocca earned a bachelor’s diploma in civil engineering and a grasp’s diploma in transportation engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Moreover, he holds a grasp’s diploma in enterprise administration from St. John’s College and is a licensed skilled engineer.
Durkin earned a Juris Physician and Grasp of Legal guidelines from Mitchell Hamlin College of Regulation and a bachelor’s diploma in political science from Manhattanville Faculty. She is licensed to follow regulation in Illinois, Minnesota, and Washington.
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