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In Episode 4 of Humanizing Affordability, Jason Rodriguez sits down with Emeka Anyanwu, CEO of Lincoln Electric System, to talk about how his upbringing in Nigeria shaped the way he approaches infrastructure, leadership and the responsibility utilities have to the communities they serve.
From data centers and speed to power to customer bills, transparency and community trust, Emeka makes the case for a more deliberate approach to growth, one that brings customers into the conversation and ensures the infrastructure we build delivers value to the people ultimately paying for it.
From data centers and speed to power to customer bills, transparency and community trust, Emeka makes the case for a more deliberate approach to growth, one that brings customers into the conversation and ensures the infrastructure we build delivers value to the people ultimately paying for it.
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