What Happened?
Little Rock, AR-based Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation has Appointed Lori L. Burrows as General Counsel
About the Company
The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas comprise 17 electric distribution cooperatives; Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. (AECI), a Little Rock-based cooperative that provides services to the distribution cooperatives; and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp. (AECC), a generation and transmission cooperative.
About the Person
Lori Burrows joined AECC as senior staff attorney in 2012. Burrows has more than 10 years of public utility legal and regulatory experience at the state, regional and federal levels. During her tenure with the cooperatives she has focused on AECC’s Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) representation, in addition to legal work on contracts, power purchase agreements and other energy industry transactions. Prior to joining AECC/AECI, she served as commission legal advisor for the APSC. Burrows also served as assistant attorney general in the consumer utilities rate advocacy division in the Arkansas Attorney General’s office prior to her post with the APSC. She is a 2004 honors graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) William H. Bowen School of Law. Burrows earned a bachelor of arts degree in speech communication from the University of Central Arkansas in 1997. She currently serves as the president of Arkansas Women in Power, which she helped establish earlier this year. Burrows is the past president of the Arkansas Association of Women Lawyers and is a member of the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Greater Little Rock Class XXX.
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