While some days are packed with meetings, he has been able to check some Chicago ‘must dos’ off his bucket list. He’s been to a show at Second City, attended a Bulls game, and has even tried the iconic Chicago hot dog. When asked if he’s going to root for the Cubs or Sox this season, he’s was mum on his baseball allegiance – for now.
As a former New Yorker, Gil is no stranger to a hot dog, but what surprised him most about the Chicago-style delicacy was not the lack of ketchup, but the color of the relish.
“I tried the Chicago hot dog, no ketchup, that’s what they told me. And with that crazy-green relish, I mean bright green. That can’t be natural, right?”
With Gil settling in and getting to know the team and the communities he serves; he’s now focused on the future. His vision for continuing ComEd’s legacy of providing reliable, affordable service for its customers – while implementing the new state law and moving toward a fully clean energy economy.