Mr. Bradley served as vice president of Gas Operations for PECO, an Exelon Company, from November 2009 to December 2022. Prior to that, Mr. Bradley served as vice president of Support Services. Originally joining PECO in 1984 as an engineer, Mr. Bradley was quickly promoted to high profile leadership roles in PECO and Exelon Utilities. He has also served as Chief Security Officer at PJM Interconnection LLC.

In 2017, Mr. Bradley was appointed to a three-year term on the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Gas Pipeline Advisory Committee. Active in the American Gas Association, he serves on the executive committee of the Operations Section Managing Committee. He also serves on the Pennsylvania Energy Association Gas board of directors and the Northeast Gas Association board of directors.

Mr. Bradley has a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Widener University and a Masters of Management from Penn State University. He has completed several advanced management programs (Mergers and Acquisitions, Financial Statements, Rates and Regulatory Structure) at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Mr. Bradley is on the board of directors, executive committee, of The Urban Affairs Coalition, completed Philadelphia’s Leadership Inc., was recognized by BEYA with a lifetime achievement award for support of STEM programs in 2014, was inducted into the Springfield High School Hall of Fame for career achievement and has received the YMCA Black Achiever’s Award. In January 2019, Mr. Bradley received the “MLK Justice and Peace” award from the Wissahickon Faith Community. He is an ordained Deacon at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Spring House, Pa.

Ajeenah Amir is a strategist and leader, passionate about equity, inclusion, storytelling and impact. As the director of Civic Engagement and Community Partnerships at Penn Medicine, Ajeenah leads the organization’s work with community and civic partners, and provides strategic direction for Penn Medicine entities, departments, faculty and staff, particularly around meaningful community engagement for health initiatives.

Ajeenah was previously director of the Mayor’s Office of Public Engagement in the City of Philadelphia. In this role, Ajeenah developed and managed numerous and impactful public engagement strategies around key initiatives and Mayoral priorities. Prior to this, she also served as deputy Communications director for Mayor Jim Kenney, managing and advising the communications strategy for a broad portfolio of departments, including the Department of Planning and Development, the Office of Immigrant Affairs, and the Mayor’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion.

Before joining the Kenney administration, Ajeenah worked as deputy press secretary for Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf, and as associate state director for Communications with AARP Pennsylvania. As a proud Philadelphia native, Ajeenah earned her M.S. in Social Policy at the University of Pennsylvania and her B.A. in Journalism from Howard University in Washington, D.C.