BLACK HILLS CORP (BKH)
Sector: Utilities
Sector: Utilities
BLACK HILLS CORP - Executive Compensation
Sr. Vice President and Chief Information and Transformation Officer
Executive Compensation
Don Redden serves as Senior Vice President and Chief Information and Transformation Officer at Black Hills Corp., a diversified energy company providing essential electricity, natural gas, and sustainable solutions across the United States. In this pivotal role, he leads the company's information technology strategy, digital transformation initiatives, cybersecurity operations, and enterprise-wide innovation efforts. Redden is responsible for aligning IT infrastructure with Black Hills Corp.'s growth objectives, enhancing operational efficiency, and driving customer-centric technologies to support the company's commitment to reliable energy delivery and environmental stewardship. With over 25 years of progressive leadership in the energy and utilities sector, Redden brings a proven track record of delivering transformative results. Prior to joining Black Hills Corp. in 2021, he served as Chief Information Officer at NV Energy, where he spearheaded a multi-year digital modernization program, including the implementation of advanced analytics platforms and cloud migration strategies that reduced costs by 20% and improved system reliability. His earlier career includes key IT executive positions at PacifiCorp and Puget Sound Energy, where he optimized enterprise systems, enhanced data governance, and fortified cybersecurity defenses amid evolving regulatory landscapes. Under Redden's guidance at Black Hills Corp., the organization has accelerated its adoption of AI-driven tools, streamlined enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and bolstered resilience against cyber threats, positioning the company as a forward-thinking leader in the energy transition. A strategic visionary and collaborative leader, Redden holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Washington and is actively involved in industry groups such as the Utilities Technology Council, advocating for innovative IT practices in the utilities sector.