Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated ·PEG

Utility-led enterprise with nuclear and regulated ops split

Energy · Fortune #409 · Hybrid structure · 13K employees · Newark, New Jersey

View as of:
4
CEO span
↓ tighter than peers (avg 11)
4
Avg span
moderate
2
Max depth
2 levels
4.8 yr
Avg tenure
stable vs FY2024
50%
Internal hires
near industry avg
Consolidated financials FY2025 · period end 2025-12-31 · 10-K
Revenue
$12.2B
Operating income
$3.0B
Net income
$2.1B
Total assets
$57.6B
Shares out
499M

Sourced from Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated DEF 14A · filed 2026-03-12 ↗ View on SEC

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PSEG’s structure is defined by a clear split between its regulated utility and nuclear generation, with both led by presidents reporting directly to the CEO. This page maps the current executive org, highlights recent leadership changes, and compares PSEG’s lean utility-focused model with peer utilities.

What to model

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Latest signal Geisha J. Williams joined as Independent Director

Elected to the Board effective March 1, 2026.

Source · See change log

Scenario views in the chart

  • Add Enterprise COO Role Introduce an enterprise-wide COO to coordinate utility and nuclear operations, potentially reducing CEO span.
  • Consolidate Nuclear Under Utility Ops Move nuclear leadership under the PSE&G COO to streamline operations, reducing standalone nuclear governance.

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The people

Who's running this

5 executives identified as Named Executive Officers in the most recent SEC proxy. Bar length scales with tenure.

internal

Ralph A. LaRossa

Chair of the Board, President & Chief Executive Officer

Executive

4 yr

4 reports

Daniel J. Cregg

Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer

Finance

6 yr

0 reports

internal

Kim C. Hanemann

President & Chief Operating Officer, PSE&G

Utility Operations

5 yr

0 reports

Charles V. McFeaters

President & Chief Nuclear Officer

Nuclear Generation

3 yr

0 reports

Grace H. Park

Executive Vice President & General Counsel

Legal

1 yr

0 reports

The pay

Executive compensation

From the most recent DEF 14A Summary Compensation Table. 1 named executive officers disclosed. Bar length scales with total compensation.

Ralph A. LaRossa $13.9M
Base salary
$1.39M
Stock awards
$9.00M
Non-equity incentive
$2.56M
Pension change
$734K
Other
$183K
Fiscal year
FY2025

The skin in the game

Beneficial ownership

Insider stock holdings and the company's ownership requirements for executives and directors. Disclosed in the most recent DEF 14A.

Stock ownership requirements
Director cash retainer

Directors must hold shares equal to six times the annual cash retainer.

The businesses

How Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated divides the work

3 divisions report into the group CEO. Tile size scales with estimated headcount.

Enterprise Management

500 employees

Chair, President & CEO (Ralph A. LaRossa)

Enterprise leadership, strategy, capital allocation, and governance across PSEG.

Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G)

11K employees

President & COO, PSE&G (Kim C. Hanemann)

Regulated electric and gas distribution serving New Jersey customers.

Nuclear Generation

2K employees

President & Chief Nuclear Officer (Charles V. McFeaters)

Operation and oversight of PSEG’s nuclear generation assets.

The thesis

Why this org is unusual

Public Service Enterprise Group’s most distinctive feature is its explicit separation between regulated utility operations and nuclear generation at the CEO level.

The CEO directly oversees both the President & COO of PSE&G and a standalone President & Chief Nuclear Officer, reflecting the operational, regulatory, and risk complexity of nuclear assets. This structure keeps nuclear governance elevated rather than embedded within general operations.

Finance and legal remain centralized enterprise functions reporting directly to the CEO, reinforcing tight capital allocation and regulatory oversight in a heavily regulated industry. Compared with diversified utilities that fold generation into broader operations, PSEG’s structure highlights nuclear as a peer to the core utility business rather than a subordinate function.

  • Standalone Chief Nuclear Officer reporting to CEO
  • No separate enterprise COO role
  • Lean C-suite relative to peer utilities

The comparison

How Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated stacks up

Relative to large regulated utilities such as Duke Energy and Exelon, PSEG maintains a leaner enterprise center with fewer C-suite roles but a clearer operational split for nuclear assets. Peers often embed nuclear leadership under broader generation or operations executives, whereas PSEG elevates it to a direct CEO …

C-suite size

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated
5

Reporting depth

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated
2 levels
4 levels
5 levels

Avg C-suite tenure

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated
5 yr
5 yr

Has COO / Has CAIO

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated ✓ COO — no CAIO
Exelon ✓ COO — no CAIO
Duke Energy ✓ COO — no CAIO
Dominion Energy — no COO — no CAIO
NextEra Energy ✓ COO — no CAIO

Current signals

What changed recently

The most notable recent change was the appointment of Grace H. Park as EVP & General Counsel, strengthening enterprise legal leadership.

  • new
    Geisha J. Williams Independent Director

    Elected to the Board effective March 1, 2026.

    Source
  • new
    Grace H. Park Executive Vice President & General Counsel

    Appointed to EVP & General Counsel role effective September 16, 2024.

    Source

Leadership Timeline

Year-over-year executive structure based on SEC proxy and annual filings.

FY2025
DEF 14A filed 2026-03-12
CEO
Ralph A. LaRossa
CEO span
4
C-suite
5
Avg tenure
4.8 yr

Nuclear operations remained a standalone CEO-level function.

Named executive officers (5)
  • Ralph A. LaRossa - CEO since 2022
  • Daniel J. Cregg - CFO since 2019
  • Kim C. Hanemann - President & COO, PSE&G since 2021
  • Grace H. Park - EVP & General Counsel since 2024
  • Charles V. McFeaters - President & CNO since 2023
FY2024
DEF 14A filed 2025-03-13
CEO
Ralph A. LaRossa
CEO span
4
C-suite
5
Avg tenure
4.2 yr

Legal leadership later transitioned in 2024.

Named executive officers (5)
  • Ralph A. LaRossa - CEO since 2022
  • Daniel J. Cregg - CFO since 2019
  • Kim C. Hanemann - President & COO, PSE&G since 2021
  • Tamara L. Linde - EVP & CLO since 2021
  • Charles V. McFeaters - President & CNO since 2023
FY2023
DEF 14A filed 2024-03-13
CEO
Ralph A. LaRossa
CEO span
4
C-suite
5
Avg tenure
3.9 yr

Early period of current CEO’s leadership team.

Named executive officers (5)
  • Ralph A. LaRossa - CEO since 2022
  • Daniel J. Cregg - CFO since 2019
  • Kim C. Hanemann - President & COO, PSE&G since 2021
  • Tamara L. Linde - EVP & CLO since 2021
  • Charles V. McFeaters - President & CNO since 2023

Year-over-year changes

FY2024 → FY2025

Legal leadership transitioned while overall executive structure remained stable.

  • CEO span: 4 → 4
  • C-suite size: 5 → 5
  • Avg tenure: 4.2 → 4.8 yr
  • new Grace H. Park - EVP & General Counsel (DEF 14A, 2025-03-13)
  • departed Tamara L. Linde - EVP & CLO (was EVP & CLO) (DEF 14A, 2026-03-12)

The board

Board of directors

2 directors. 1 of 2 independent (50%). Source: most recent DEF 14A.

Ralph A. LaRossa

Chair Inside

Chair, President & CEO, PSEG

Willie A. Deese

Independent

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the CEO of Public Service Enterprise Group?

Ralph A. LaRossa has served as Chair, President and CEO since 2022.

What type of organizational structure does Public Service Enterprise Group use?

PSEG uses a hybrid structure with regulated utility and nuclear operations led as parallel businesses under the CEO.

How many direct reports does Public Service Enterprise Group's CEO have?

The CEO currently has four named direct executive reports.

How has Public Service Enterprise Group's leadership changed recently?

Recent changes include the appointment of Grace H. Park as EVP & General Counsel in 2024 and the addition of a new independent director in 2026.

Does Public Service Enterprise Group have a COO?

There is no enterprise-wide COO; operations are led by the President & COO of PSE&G reporting directly to the CEO.

Sources

  • 8-K Filing, Jan 21, 2026
  • DEF 14A Filing, Mar 2025
  • SEC EDGAR: Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated DEF 14A Proxy Statement
  • SEC EDGAR: Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated 10-K Annual Report

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