Artesian Resources Corporation Announces Leadership Changes
Key Highlights
- ➤Raymond T. Kelly named Chief Information Officer, overseeing technology and cybersecurity
- ➤Pierre A. Anderson named Chief Administrative Officer, overseeing HR, safety, security and facilities
- ➤Deirdre S. Smith named Vice President of Operations and Planning, overseeing water operations
- ➤Daniel W. Konstanski named Vice President and Chief Engineer, leading engineering functions
- ➤Nicki Taylor says changes support growth, coordination and operational excellence
Expert Statements
Nicki Taylor, President and CEO of Artesian Resources Corporation
“These leadership changes reflect both the continued growth of Artesian and the strength and depth of our management team.”
Nicki Taylor, President and CEO of Artesian Resources Corporation
“Ray, Pierre, Deirdre, and Daniel each bring valuable experience, perspective and leadership to their respective areas.”
Nicki Taylor, President and CEO of Artesian Resources Corporation
“This structure allows us to build on their individual strengths while enhancing coordination across critical areas of our business and maintaining our focus on providing safe, reliable and responsive service to our customers and communities.”
NEWARK, Del., Oct. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Artesian Resources Corporation (Nasdaq: ARTNA) today announced several leadership changes designed to align the company’s management structure with its continued growth and evolving business needs. The changes strengthen leadership across technology, administration, operations, and engineering.
Raymond T. Kelly, CPA, has been named Chief Information Officer, overseeing Artesian’s Information Technology organization, including enterprise technology, operational technology and cybersecurity. Kelly has been leading the department’s daily operations and strategic management, consistently exceeding the expectations of his role. He is responsible for the technology systems and infrastructure that support Artesian’s business and utility operations, including enterprise applications, data and analytics, business process automation, technology infrastructure and cybersecurity, as well as the operational technology systems that support the reliable and secure operation of Artesian’s water and wastewater facilities.
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