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The Executive Leadership Council to Honor Exelon with 2026 Corporate Award for Investment in Leadership and the Next Generation of Talent

PR Newswire•14/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Exelon will receive the 2026 ELC Corporate Award on October 30, 2026
  • ➤Exelon invested almost $114 million in workforce development programs since 2019
  • ➤More than 19,000 people participated in Exelon programs during 2025
  • ➤Exelon and the Exelon Foundation provided more than $45 million to nonprofits in 2025

Expert Statements

Michael C. Hyter, President and CEO of The Executive Leadership Council

“Exelon understands that a strong leadership pipeline begins long before someone receives an executive title. It begins with access, preparation, mentorship and the opportunity to grow”

Michael C. Hyter, President and CEO of The Executive Leadership Council

“As The ELC celebrates 40 years of developing leaders who perform at the highest levels of business, Exelon's sustained investment in people and communities reflects the kind of long-term commitment that keeps that pipeline strong. We are proud to recognize Exelon with the 2026 ELC Corporate Award.”

Calvin Butler, President and CEO of Exelon

“Leadership at Exelon starts with a responsibility to serve, whether that means showing up for our customers, investing in our employees or helping a young person see a future for themselves in an industry they may never have considered”

Calvin Butler, President and CEO of Exelon

“We are honored to receive The Executive Leadership Council's Corporate Award during its 40th anniversary year. This recognition belongs to the people across Exelon whose work every day strengthens our company, develops talent and creates opportunity in the communities we are privileged to serve.”

The Executive Leadership Council to Honor Exelon with 2026 Corporate Award for Investment in Leadership and the Next Generation of Talent PR Newswire

Recognition comes as The ELC celebrates 40 years of developing leaders and strengthening the leadership pipeline

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