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Prior to Southwest Generation, Rob Witwer practiced business law in Colorado as
an associate in the Denver office of a Washington D.C.-based law firm, as a
partner in a Denver-based law firm, and as Assistant General Counsel and
Deputy Chief Compliance Officer for Molson Coors Brewing Company.
In those roles, he counseled senior management in a wide variety of corporate
and transactional matters, including mergers, acquisitions, corporate governance,
corporate finance, executive compensation, securities and disclosure, strategic
planning and compliance.
From June 2005 to January 2009, Mr. Witwer served in the Colorado House of
Representatives, where he represented western Jefferson County, Colorado.
In addition to his legislative experience, Mr. Witwer served as Assistant Director
of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, where he worked on public lands
and energy policy for the State of Colorado.
Mr. Witwer has a law degree from the University of Chicago Law School and a
bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, from Amherst College. He, his wife and 4
boys live in Golden, Colorado.
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Nancy Alexander has been a Human Resources professional for the past 20 years.
Previously, Nancy served as Corporate Director of Human Resources for a
publicly-traded energy company. She has also had experienced working in an
international company based in the UK, which manufactured medical systems,
with locations across the globe. Nancy has participated in several mergers and
acquisitions with a company whose strategic plan embodied an aggressive growth
strategy. In her role as a leader in human resources, she led the strategic planning
process for the human resources component of the business as well as created and
managed the HR corporate annual budget.
Nancy's experience ranges across the spectrum of human resources to include:
staffing; training and development; compensation; compliance; labor relations;
employee relations; due diligence work; and integration efforts after an acquisition.
Ms. Alexander holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology along with a second major
in Business from South Dakota State University and the University of Wyoming
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Randy Fox has over 25 years of experience in environmental, safety, and scientific
programs. His responsibilities include the management of air quality permitting,
air quality sampling, environmental audits, environmental agency negotiations,
remedial evaluations, toxic release inventories, Phase I & Phase II site assessment,
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans, Storm Water Plans, National
Environmental Policy Act projects, and safety compliance. Mr. Fox has authored
several technical papers and has been as guest lecturer on air quality compliance
and meteorology, for graduate-level environmental compliance courses.
Mr. Fox holds a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from the University of
Missouri and a Master of Science in Atmospheric Science from the University of
Michigan.
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Barbara Nevins has 18 years of power industry experience in finance, project
development, restructuring, and asset management of regulated and non-regulated
facilities. Working with companies such as Public Service Company of Colorado,
Citizens Power, Kinder Morgan and Black Hills Corporation her experience includes
financial modeling and analysis, development of financial policy recommendations,
restructuring of above market utility power purchase contracts, divestiture of
non-strategic assets, generation project development, contract negotiation,
regulatory compliance and contract management.
Ms. Nevins holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geology from The Colorado College, a Master
of Science in Geology from Oregon State University, and a Master of Business
Administration from the University of Colorado.
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Verne Oswald has over 35 years of experience in construction management,
operations and maintenance, and development of various energy projects
throughout the United States. His responsibilities include the development
and management of new Greenfield and Brownfield projects, working on
permitting for air quality and environmental permits during the development
of a new projects, and responding to requests for proposals from major utilities.
Mr. Oswald attended Washburn University.
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