ComEd economic development program helps candy manufacturer invest in new $100 million facility that will bring hundreds of jobs.
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Empowering Communities
Supporting communities and making a difference in people’s lives drives us to do better.
The reasons for supporting causes are varied but always personal for these ComEd employees.
To shine a light on the extraordinary legacy of women and girls, ComEd employees share what Women’s History Month means to them.
Not just anyone can say they transformed into a STEM star during a pandemic. But students who recently participated in a virtual educational program from ComEd can.
“When companies like ComEd find the importance of being diverse and inclusive, it promotes a good atmosphere and workforce.”
February 20 is National Love Your Pet Day, an opportunity to celebrate the special relationship many of us have with our pets. (Though let's be honest, isn't that every day?)
When ComEd Area Operator Shermann Thomas isn’t maintaining and repairing powerlines, you can find him educating his TikTok followers about Chicago’s history.
To help South Side residents advance in their careers, ComEd sponsored the resource room and funded computer equipment for a new education and workforce center in Chicago’s Chatham neighborhood that offers job training and career counseling.
ComEd employees reflect on the importance of recognizing Black achievements.
“It’s important that on Martin Luther King Jr. Day we pause and reflect on (Dr. King’s) words and apply what he said to how we live today.”
The Will Group, a Chicago-based lighting technology and electrical company, has been a long-time business partner of ComEd. But the company’s impact goes beyond creating energy solutions for its clients.
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