2018 Inaugural Future of Energy Symposium Speakers Packet final!

FEBRUARY 27, 2018 7:30 AM — 12:00 PMTEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY—SAN ANTONIO AUDITORIUM, ONE UNIVERSITY WAY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78224 CPS Energy  145 Navarro  San Antonio  cpsenergy.com

TABLE OF CONTENTSDESCRIPTION PAGEABOUT CPS ENERGY & THE SYMPOSIUM ………………………………………………………. 4AGENDA ...……………………………………………………………………………………………….... 6SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES ……………………………………………………………………………… 7SESSION I: CHIEF ROUNDTABLE …………………………………………………………………. 16SESSION II: A VIEW OF THE INDUSTRY & OUR EVOLVING BUSINESS MODE ……. 18SESSION III: CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEACON ………………………………………………. 20SESSION IV: ENERGY & ITS FOUNDATIONAL ROLE FOR OUR SMART CITY ……….. 22SESSION V: PHYSICAL & CYBER SECURITY NOW AND IN THE FUTURE .…………... 24SESSION VI: FIRESIDE CHAT ..…………………………………………………………………….. 26ABOUT TEXAS A&M – SAN ANTONIO …………………………………………………………… 28PRE-EVENT DINNER …………………………………………………………………………………… 30 2

PEOPLE 2nd Annual Future of Energy SymposiumFIRST! CPS Energy is the largest vertically-integratedCPS Energy’s municipally owned electric and gas utility in theemployees are U.S. As part of our People First philosophy,committed to CPS Energy is proud to host the 2nd Annualproviding world- Future of Energy Symposium. The Symposiumclass energy will feature President & CEO, Paula Gold-solutions to meet Williams, senior leadership and top industrythe diverse and thought-leaders. The event will focus on fiveunique needs of central themes:our customers,while acting as an  Leveraging data to meeteconomic engine to customers’ needs &drive value and expectationsgrowth in ourcommunity.  Energy & its foundational role for our smart city  Physical & cyber security— now & in the future; and our path forward  Fireside chat with Mayor Ron Nirenberg 3

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AGENDASESSION PARTICIPANTS TIMEBreakfast All 6:45 AMWelcome & opening 7:30 AMremarks Monica Taylor, CPS Energy, Emcee Dr. Homer Guevara, Board Vice Chair, Welcome 8:00 AMSession I: Chief roundtable Chad Johnston, CPS Energy, Safety Messagediscussion Richard Quesnot, CPS Energy, Invocation Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson, TAMU-SA,Session II: A view of the WelcomeIndustry & our evolvingbusiness model CPS Energy ChiefsSession III: Customers are Paula Gold-Williams, CPS Energy 8:30 AMour beacon – They demand & Ralph Cavanagh, Natural Resource Defense Councildeserve the best servicesBreak Felecia Etheridge, CPS Energy 9:15 AMSession IV: Energy and itsfoundational role for our All 9:45 AMSmart City Dr. Cris Eugster, CPS Energy 10:00 AM Dr. Massoud Amin, ProfessorSession V: Physical & cyber Clint Vince, Dentons 10:30 AMsecurity now and in the future Fred Bonewell, CPS Energy 11:15 AMSession VI: Fireside chat Dr. Jefferey Addicott, St. Mary’s University 11:45 AM Ofir Hason, CyberGymClosing Remarks Paula Gold-Williams, CPS Energy Mayor Ron Nirenberg, City of San Antonio Thank you for being a CPS Energy Customer 5

BIOGRAPHIES Dr. Jeffrey Addicott, Professor and Director of Law, St. Mary’s University Lt. Colonel (U.S. Army, ret.) Jeffrey F. Addicott is a Professor of Law and the Director of the Center for Terrorism Law. An active duty Army officer in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps for twenty years, Addicott spent a quarter of his career as the senior legal advisor to the United States Army’s Special Forces. As an internationally recognized authority on national security law, Addicott not only lectures and participates in professional and academic organizations both in the United States and abroad, but he has also testified before Congress on a variety of legal issues. Apart from teaching a variety of courses at the law school, Addicott served as the Associate Dean for Administration at St. Mary’s University School of Law (2006-2007). He has also been a regular contributor to national and international news media outlets to include FOX NEWS Channel, MSNBC, CNN, BBC, New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal and USA Today. Addicott is a prolific author, publishing over 60 books, articles and monographs on a variety of legal topics. Mr. Addicott’s educational background includes a LL.M., S.J.D., 1994, University of Virginia School of Law, 1992, LL.M., The Judge Advocate General’s School, 1987, J.D., University of Alabama School of Law, 1979, and a B.A., University of Maryland. Dr. Massoud Amin, Professor, University of Minnesota, Chairman, IEEE Smart Grid Dr. Massoud Amin is the Director of the Technological Leadership Institute (TLI), holds the Honeywell/H.W. Sweatt Chair, is a professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE), and a University Distinguished Teaching Professor Award Recipient at the University of Minnesota. He is Chairman of the IEEE Smart Grid, a Fellow of the IEEE and ASME and, from June 2010 to August 2017, was a member of the Texas Reliability Entity, a utility industry regional entity that oversees reliability. From January 2013 to August 2017, he also served as a board member of the Midwest Reliability Organization. Previously, Dr. Amin held positions of increased responsibility including Area Manager of Infrastructure Security, Grid Operations/Planning, Energy Market and Risk and Policy Assessment at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in Palo Alto, CA. Dr. Amin has also advised the White House, governors and other agencies about innovative solutions and pragmatic strategies to prevent against advanced threats. In addition, he founded various masters and graduate programs in technology and security. Dr. Amin holds B.S. (cum laude), and M.S. degrees in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, and M.S. and D.Sc. degrees in systems science and mathematics from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. 6

BIOGRAPHIES Fred Bonewell, Chief Safety & Security Officer, CPS Energy Mr. Fred Bonewell oversees CPS Energy's Enterprise & Public Safety, Cyber & Physical Securi- ty, Fleet Operations, Business Continuity, and Labor Relations. As a result of a behavior-based safety program, the company continues to experience a reduction in employee accidents through the promotion of safety awareness. A similar approach is being implemented externally to encourage safety among contractors as well as customers. Bonewell has more than 30 years of progressive leadership experience in employee health and safety, risk, workers’ compensation, and labor relations. In 2016, he was recognized by the National Safety Council for Distinguished Service to Safety. He has worked for Louisville Gas & Electric, Florida Power & Light, and others. Ralph Cavanagh, Attorney and Co-Director of Natural Resources Defense Council Mr. Ralph Cavanagh has focused on removing barriers to cost-effective energy efficiency and on the role that electric and natural gas utilities can play in leading a clean energy transition. From 1993 to 2003, he served on the U.S. Secretary of Energy’s advisory board. He has taught energy law and policy at Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School, the U.C. Berkeley Law School, and the University of Idaho. Currently, he is a board member of the Bipartisan Policy Center, the Alliance to Save Energy, the Northwest Energy Coalition, Renewable North- west, and the Center for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Technologies; he also chairs the advisory board for the U.C. Davis Energy Efficiency Center. Cavanagh has received many awards, including the Heinz Award for Public Policy, the Bonne- ville Power Administration’s Award for Exceptional Public Service, the University of Missouri’s Crystal Award, and the Lifetime Achievement in Energy Efficiency Award from California’s Flex Your Power campaign. He is a graduate of Yale University and Yale Law School. He is based in San Francisco. 7

BIOGRAPHIES Felecia Etheridge, Chief Customer Engagement Officer Ms. Felecia Etheridge oversees customer experience and engagement initiatives at CPS Energy. She is responsible for ensuring consistent and exceptional customer experiences across major customer channels and touchpoints. Prior to joining CPS Energy in August 2016, Ms. Etheridge led her own consulting company. She has also worked at Pacific Gas & Electric Company, TXU, Assurance Energy and Global Customer Solutions. She has extensive experience in customer service, smart meter implementation, customer operations, energy delivery, regulatory relations, federal affairs, and human resources. Ms. Etheridge is a graduate of Harvard’s Advanced Management Program, and has a B.B.A. in International Marketing from Texas A&M University. Dr. Cris Eugster, Chief Operating Officer Dr. Cris Eugster is responsible for overall operations and strategy for CPS Energy including over 7500MW of generation capacity, 12,600 miles of electrical distribution, 1,500 miles of electrical transmission, and 5,300 miles of gas distribution system. He is also responsible for corporate strategy including the integration of new technologies and the development of new products and services for our customers. Dr. Eugster was formerly a partner with McKinsey and Company. He has a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University, and a Master of Science and Doctorate from M.I.T. – all in Electrical Engineering. 8

BIOGRAPHIES Paula Gold-Williams, President & Chief Executive Officer, CPS Energy Ms. Paula Gold-Williams was named President & Chief Executive Officer in July 2016 after serving nine months in an interim role. Since 2008, she has served CPS Energy as Group Executive Vice President - Financial & Administrative Services and Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer for the nation's largest gas and electric municipal utility. She also has served in other capacities such as chief administrative officer and controller. Gold-Williams joined CPS Energy in 2004 after holding various positions in several San Antonio businesses, including regional controller for Time Warner Cable and Vice President of Finance for Luby's, Inc. Gold-Williams is a Certified Public Accountant and a Chartered Global Management Accountant. She earned an Associate of Fine Arts degree from San Antonio College, a Bachelor of Business Administration, with a concentration in Accounting from St. Mary’s University, and a Master of Business Administration, in Finance & Accounting from Regis University. Ofir Hason, Chief Executive Office and Co-Founder, CyberGym Mr. Ofir Hason is the CEO and Co-Founder of CyberGym. A graduate of the Israeli Defense Forces’ prestigious Intelligence Corps Unit (8200). Mr. Hason has over 15 years of experience in the development and characterization of complex applications, products, and critical networks. Mr. Hason served more than seven years as a senior manager in Israel's National Information Security Authority (NISA/ISA). Mr. Hason, the former head of the Israel Shin Bet security agency's cyber unit, has a Masters degree in Information Systems from Ruppin Academic College, Israel and an M.B.A. in Management Information Systems, Netanya Academic College, Israel. He has previously been involved in two successful technology start-ups in Israel. 9

BIOGRAPHIES Karen Kirwan, Chief Information Officer, CPS Energy Ms. Karen Kirwan is responsible for the strategic direction and operations for Enterprise Information Technology. Karen is an experienced C-Suite executive with demonstrated experience in strategic development, business transformation, business analytics, digital presence, and achieving operational excellence. She specializes in aligning organizational strategy with operations and leading business transformations that drive profitability while enhancing the customer experience. Prior to joining CPS Energy, Kirwan served as a senior executive at Gartner, and has held executive positions at brand name companies such as Pillsbury, LensCrafters, US Cellular, and Exelon. She is the founder of her own management consulting firm and held key executive positions in several industries focusing on digital business transformation. Kirwan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems and Accounting from Central Michigan University, and is a graduate of the Center for Creative Leadership based out of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Carolyn Shellman, Chief Legal Officer, CPS Energy Ms. Carolyn Shellman oversees CPS Energy's Legal, Audit, Compliance & Ethics, Gov- ernmental Affairs, People & Culture and Facilities functions. Before joining CPS Energy in 2006, Shellman served as Vice President & General Coun- sel for the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT). Prior to that position, she was a partner at the law firm of Hunton & Williams LLP and a partner at Bickerstaff Heath & Smiley LLP. She also has served as the Director of Hearings as well as the Secretary of the Commission at the Public Utility Commission of Texas. Shellman is a graduate of Vassar College and has a law degree from the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the State Bar of Texas and the State Bar of Oklahoma. 10

BIOGRAPHIES Mayor Ron Nirenberg, City of San Antonio Ron Nirenberg was elected mayor of San Antonio on June 10, 2017. As Mayor, he serves as an ex-officio member of the CPS Energy Board of Trustees. He has been committed to public service most of his life, including serving as a program director for the Annenberg Public Policy Center. He was first elected to the San Antonio City Council in 2013. The former District 8 councilman helped guide one of the fastest-growing areas in the state and pursued policies that celebrated the city’s diversity. He has championed smart planning, economic development, sustainability and government accountability. Mayor Nirenberg is committed to nurturing San Antonio’s diverse economy, promoting its leadership on an international stage and pursuing strategies that foster resilience and equity in all sectors of the city. As a tri-chair of the SA Tomorrow Plan, he is committed to building a city that works for all, adapts to rapid growth, and advances innovation and opportunity for local businesses while balancing sustainability goals. - Richard Quesnot, Grid Support Manager, CPS Energy Mr. Richard Quesnot is responsible for managing the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) End Point Management for over 1 million devices in the CPS Energy service territory. Quesnot joined CPS Energy in 2013 with over 20 years’ experience in Leadership and Project Management. He is a graduate of Texas A&M - San Antonio with a Bachelors of Applied Arts & Science-Business. 11

BIOGRAPHIES Monica Taylor, Director Executive Brand & Management, CPS Energy Ms. Monica Taylor is the Director of Executive Brand & Outreach for CPS Energy. In her role, she supports and highlights CPS Energy’s senior executives, relative to their extensive thought leadership within the general business, the energy industry and community commitment. Taylor’s professional background includes experience in public relations, marketing and promotions, having served in leadership roles for the San Antonio Spurs and the March of Dimes. Taylor also served for seven years as the morning news anchor and co-host of Fox San Antonio’s morning show. Taylor is a San Antonio native who graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio where she received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications with a concentration in Public Relations. Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson, President, Texas A&M University— San Antonio Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson is the second president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio (TAMU-SA), one of the fastest-growing universities in Texas and the only Texas A&M System University located in a major metropolitan city. Dr. Teniente-Matson has more than 25 years of experience in higher education with a track record of achievement that supports campus growth, including faculty and student success, economic development, financial stewardship and broad-based entrepreneurial leadership. Prior to her appointment at TAMU-SA, she worked as Vice President for Administration and Chief Financial Officer of California State University Fresno. An advocate of continuing education, Dr. Teniente-Matson earned a Bachelor of Arts in Management from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, a Master of Business Administration from the University of Alaska Anchorage and a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Fresno State. 12

BIOGRAPHIES Clint Vince, Chair, Denton’s Energy Sector, Co-chair, Dentons' Global Energy Practice Mr. Vince is rated as one of the leading energy attorneys in the U.S. and has directed the expansion of the U.S. Energy team into a premier practice that includes professionals spanning the continent coast-to-coast, offering a full range of services to energy industry clients. Vince remains at the forefront of energy developments and continuously handles some of the highest profile cases in the industry. Vince is a past editor-in-chief of the Energy Law Journal and has served as co-chair of the prestigious Keystone Policy Center, a think tank known for its work in the energy and environmental fields. Prior to joining Dentons, he was the managing partner of the Washington, D.C. Office of Sullivan and Worcester LLP, where he was also director of the firm’s energy practice. He served for many years as co-chair of Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson and Hand, where he was the founder and chair of the firm’s Energy and Environmental practice. Vince earned his BA from Trinity College at Hartford Connecticut and hold a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center. 13

SESSION I @ 8:00 AM RCPS ENERGY CHIEF  AGENDA Contact  Introduce attendees to CPS Julius Moore, CPS Energy Energy’s Leadership  Review the plan for the morning Email: [email protected]  Introductions Office: (210)353-2637  Strategy review Mobile: (210)414-4211 Tammy Flemons, CPS EnergyEmail: [email protected]: (210)353-2044Mobile: (210)232-3130 14

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION Paula Gold-Williams President & Chief Fred Bonewell, Executive Officer Chief Security & Safety Officer Karen Kirwan, Chief Information Felecia Etheridge, Officer Chief Customer Engagement Officer Carolyn Shellman, Chief Legal & Dr. Cris Eugster, Administrative Officer Chief Operating Officer 15

SESSION II @ 8:30 AMA VIEW OF THE INDUSTRY & OUR EVOLVING BUSINESContact  AGENDAMonica Taylor, CPS Energy  A view of an industry inEmail: [email protected] transitionOffice: (210)353-4259Mobile: (210)382-7324  How CPS Energy seeks to paveTanya Hernandez, CPS Energy the way to increasingly better service a smarter CityEmail: [email protected]: (210)353-4758Mobile: (210)439-8662 16

SS MODEL Ralph Cavanagh, Attorney and Co-Director of Natural Re- sources Defense Council Paula Gold-Williams, President & CEO, CPS Energy 17

SESSION III @ 9:15 AMCUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEACON—THEY DEMAND & DEContact  AGENDANora Castro, CPS Energy  Giving our Customers the Power to Dream, Yesterday, Today & TomorrowEmail: [email protected]: (210)353-4249Mobile: (210)278-2587 18

ESERVE THE BEST SERVICES Felecia Etheridge, Chief Customer Engagement Officer, CPS Energy 19

SESSION IV @ 10:00 AMENERGY AND IT’S FOUNDATIONAL ROLE FOR OUR SMContact  AGENDALori Johnson, CPS Energy  CPS Energy and industry Email: [email protected] perspectives / trends offering Office: (210)353-2386 the technologies, tools, and Mobile: (210)288-8015 platforms required to meet future customer demands  Strategic conversation around technical & legislative complexity to the energy industry  CPS Energy story of solutions approach 20

MART CITY Dr. Massoud Amin, University of Minnesota, Chairman, IEEE Smart Grid Dr. Cris Eugster, Chief Operating Officer, CPS Energy Clint Vince, Chair, Denton’s Energy Sector, Co-chair, Dentons' Global Energy Practice 21

SESSION V @ 10:30 AMPHYSICAL & CYBER SECURITY NOW AND IN THE FUTUContact  AGENDAJulius Moore, CPS Energy  Security approaches that enableEmail: [email protected] real-time monitoring of allOffice: (210)353-2637 aspects of physical andMobile: (210)414-4211 cybersecurity including Smart Cities 22

URE Dr. Jeffrey Addicott, Professor and Director of Law, St. Mary’s University Fred Bonewell, Chief Safety & Security Officer, CPS Energy Ofir Hason, Ofir Hason, Chief Executive Office and Co-Founder, CyberGym 23

SESSION VI @ 11:15 AM  AGENDAFIRESIDE CHAT  The Power of Alignment & Contact partnership—Moving our City Monica Taylor, CPS Energy forward Email: [email protected] Office: (210)353-4259 Mobile: (210)382-7324 KJ Feder, CPS EnergyEmail: [email protected]: (210)353-4831Mobile: (210)632-1963 24

Paula Gold-Williams, President & CEO, CPS EnergyMayor Ron Nirenberg, City of San Antonio 25

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY— SAN ANTONIOAs a comprehensive four-year university, Texas A&M—San Antonio’s vision isto serve as an economic, research and social catalyst that will becomenationally recognized for student and academic success, embracing all stu-dents, especially those from underrepresented communities.A&M-San Antonio embodies the rich culture and heritage of the surroundingSan Antonio communities.Visit tamusa.edu for more information. San Antonio has been coined as “Military City USA” which is important as more than 17 percent of A&M-SA students identify as military-connected. In addition, A&M-SA is the only Purple Heart University in San Antonio. The University has been recognized for the establishment of Military Cultural Competence Training. CPS Energy is the largest municipally-owned electric and natural gas company in the United States, providing competitively-priced power through a diverse generation portfolio to the Greater San Antonio area. 26

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY — SAN ANTONIOLEADERSHIP Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson University President Auditorium—One University Way, San Antonio, TX 78224 27

PRE-EVENT DINNERSpeakers DinnerFebruary 26, 20186:00 —8:00 P.M.The Plaza Club100 W. Houston,San Antonio, TX 78205Frost Building Floor 21Dress Code:Business attireCar Service:A ride to the Plaza Club has been arranged for speakers. Transportation departsat 5:45 p.m. Please meet at the lobby before departure time.Directions to the Plaza Club:The Plaza Club is located in downtown San Antonio, at the intersection of Main St.and Houston Street in the Frost building. Walking from the Hotel Valencia, go north towards E. Houston St. and enter the Frost Building from Houston Street. Driving from 281 heading South take the Commerce Street Exit, and turn right. Follow Commerce Street for approximately 11 blocks. Turn right at the light at Flores Street. Turn right at the next light at Houston Street. Turn right onto Main Street and the Frost Bank parking garage entrance will be directly to the right. From I-35 heading South take the Lexington, Main, & San Pedro Exit. Turn left on Main Street. Follow Main to the light at Houston Street. Immediately after you pass Houston Street, the Frost Bank parking garage entrance will be directly to the right.Please contact your liaison foradditional assistance. 28

Thank you for joining us!We look forward to seeing you at dinner on February 26 and at the 2ndAnnual Future of Energy Symposium on February 27.#FutureOfEnergy@cpsenergy @cps_energy @cpsenergy Search: CPSEnergyVideo 29