Representatives from the Logan County Electric Cooperative announced Friday the promotions of Tiffany Stoner to vice president of administration and finance and Michael Wilson to director of business development and communications.
Stoner joined the cooperative in August 2011 as staff assistant and in 2016 was appointed director of finance and accounting. She now adds human resources oversight to her duties.
“This promotion is vital for the organizational structure of the co-op,” said President and General Manager Joe Waltz. “Expanding Tiffany’s responsibilities allows us to bring all elements of human resources under one manager and will translate into greater efficiency and service for our employees and ultimately, our 4,800 members.”
Stoner’s experience with overseeing the cooperative’s finances and employee benefits made her the best candidate for the added responsibility.
“I am honored to continue growing in my career with such an incredible member-focused cooperative,” she said. “We have a great team of employees at the co-op and I am excited for the opportunity to provide them greater support.”
In January 2015, Wilson joined the cooperative as communications specialist and was soon promoted to director of communications. He will now oversee the cooperative’s communications and outreach to the business community that it serves.
“The expansion of Michael’s responsibilities is reflective of his commitment to our members,” Waltz said. “I am confident in his ability to engage our key accounts and to foster strong relationships with our cooperative. His experience working in manufacturing, coupled with his current work in communications, made him the natural choice the role. Michael’s expertise will help solidify the future of the cooperative as we focus on business retention, growth, and economic development in our community.”
“I am eager to pioneer this role for the co-op,” Wilson said. “Our co-op works diligently to communicate with our residential members. Now it’s my mission to connect with our commercial members and support them, while continuing the work of engaging our members.”
Logan County Electric Cooperative is a community-focused electric cooperative created by the local community to efficiently deliver safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to more than 4,800 homes, businesses, farms and schools.
The cooperative is led by and belongs to the members that it serves. The cooperative invests in the community through programs such as Operation Round-Up, annual youth tour to Washington, DC, and college scholarships.