Fortnightly Under Forty: Aaron Curtis

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ITC Holdings (Fortis)

Fortnightly Magazine - June 1 2020
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Of the 64 rising stars, we selected eleven of them to highlight. These eleven exemplify the impressive record and pace of accomplishments of the best of our industry's next generation. The inspiring stories of Haben Goitom of Alliant Energy, Jennifer Wischnowsky of Ameren, Keegan Odle of Burns & McDonnell, Delevane Diaz of EPRI, Sean Meredith of Entergy, Illinois Commissioner Maria Bocanegra, Aaron Curtis of ITC, Ana Stachowiak of NYPA, Lisa Dailey of Northfork Electric Cooperative, Abbey Roy of Southern Company, and Brian Van Abel of Xcel Energy are told in part in the interviews that follow. These unique up-and-comers are already leading the industry's transformation and mission-critical groups within their organizations, in some cases as a COO, CFO or division VP.

 

PUF: Tell us about your job and the Cardinal-Hickory Creek project.

Aaron Curtis: I'm a Senior Project Manager, working on the development and construction of transmission line and substation projects in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. With the scope of it in the utility world, it's definitely a once-in-a-lifetime project. We're working with two other utilities in two states and working through a federal environmental review process.

I'm fortunate to be leading the project. It's been a challenging yet rewarding project and I appreciate ITC's leadership and their trust in me.

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