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2/13/2009
Apogee Interactive Names James Malcom Chief Financial Officer
Web Applications Company Helps Drive Energy Efficiency Behavioral Changes Among Utility Customers
Feb. 11, 2009 - Apogee Interactive has named James E. Malcom chief financial officer of the Atlanta-based company that develops energy efficiency and customer self service Web applications for energy companies nationwide.
Malcom comes to Apogee with more than 20 years in corporate finance and accounting, which began with the firms KPMG and Ernst & Young in Atlanta. His career steadily expanded to include senior posts as chief financial officer, corporate controller, vice president and treasurer for such area companies as Heidelberg USA, LecStar Telecom and Powertel.
"We're delighted to bring Jim onboard as our company is experiencing the largest consecutive annual growth rates in the company's 15-year history," said Susan Gilbert, president and chief executive officer of Apogee. "The foundation of our business is to help utilities help consumers become more energy efficient. The demand for our software's analytical capability and engaging Web presentation continues to climb as national interest in energy efficiency rises," Gilbert said.
Malcom will provide oversight for all financial operations of the company and work with other members of the management team to provide strategic direction for Apogee. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia with a bachelor's and master's degree in business administration, and a certified public accountant licensed in Georgia.
Apogee Interactive Inc. (www.apogee.net) is the leading provider of online solutions to energy utilities. Founded in 1994, Apogee's online energy analysis and customer self service Web applications are currently in use by more than 400 electric and gas companies across the US. Its clients span a wide range of investor-owned, municipal and cooperative energy companies including Southern Company Services (NYSE: SO), American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP), Entergy (NYSE: ETR), the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Tennessee Valley Authority, Salt River Project and Jackson EMC.
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