Learning from Leaders: Tonya Berry

What’s Consumers Energy’s biggest strength? For Executive Vice President and COO Tonya Berry, it’s the people. The colleagues and team members at Consumers are the “secret sauce” that make their…
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    • What’s Consumers Energy’s biggest strength? For Executive Vice President and COO Tonya Berry, it’s the people. The colleagues and team members at Consumers are the “secret sauce” that make their best-in-class service possible — supporting each other and working diligently for the communities that they serve. Hear insights like this and more from Tonya in the latest edition of Learning from Leaders!

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