President of WEC Energy Resigns After Suffering a Stroke

Posted Thu, Nov 29th, 2018

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Allen Leverett, President of WEC Energy Resigns

It was recently announced that the president of WEC Energy Group Inc, Allen Leverett, resigned from his position after suffering a stroke the previous year. The 52-year-old executive, whose take-home pay was reported by Salary.com at $4.1 million last year, has been on medical leave leading up to his resignation, but will continue to serve on the board. WEC Energy Group, based in Milwaukee, WI, serves 4.4 million customers across four states with $1.2 billion in profit recorded in 2017.

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