MLEC welcomes Sarah Cron

18 Mar 2019


Mille Lacs, Mille Lacs Energy Cooperative

Sarah Cron replaces Brian Zelenak, who left Mille Lacs Energy Cooperative in mid-November. Cron comes to MLEC from Two Harbors, where she was the marketing manager at Cooperative Light and Power for over 18 years. Cron and her husband love the outdoors and are excited to explore the Aitkin area.

According to Board President, Harold Harms, “Sarah brings 19 years of cooperative senior management and sales/marketing experience to us. Sarah is active in the community and the cooperative community as well, having been on the board or committees for Great River Energy, MREA, Touchstone Energy, Leadership Duluth and more. The board believes the skills, experience and energy Sarah brings will be crucial as we look at expanding services in an ever-changing industry to continue to be our members trusted energy expert.”

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