Randolph EMC’s 87th Annual Meeting This Friday, June 20

ASHEBORO, N.C. – Randolph Electric Membership Corporation will celebrate its eighty-seventh annual meeting of the membership Friday, June 20,at Southwestern Randolph High School in Asheboro. The doors will open at 5 p.m. for members to register and enjoy free homemade ice cream, various informational displays and live music. Country singer Brandon Davis will provide live music from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The Birthday Party Rock Star will entertain children during the business meeting.

Members of the press are invited and should alert Nicole Arnold, Communications and Public Affairs Manager, of their intent to attend. Press badges and scripts will be available to those reporters who register with Arnold.

The business meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the theme “Focus Forward.” Members will elect directors for districts 1, 3 and 6 and will hear reports from board President Tammie Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer Lee Isley, and Chief Executive Officer Dennis Mabe. Following the business meeting, the co-op will hold drawings for registered members to win various door prizes, including cash and bill credits, gift cards, bicycles of all sizes, small appliances and local pottery.

"This year’s theme, Focus Forward, reflects both our commitment to innovation and our responsibility to the communities we serve,” said CEO Dennis Mabe. “As we gather for our annual meeting, we look ahead — driven by our mission to deliver reliable and affordable energy now and for generations to come."

The annual meeting process provides an opportunity for members to exercise one of their most important rights as a member-owner — to vote for the board of directors. On Friday, members should bring their registration card, which can be found on the front cover of the June issue of their Carolina Country magazine. You can learn more about the annual meeting on our website.

About Randolph EMC: A community-focused electric cooperative, Randolph Electric Membership Corporation efficiently delivers affordable, reliable and sustainable energy to nearly 33,000 homes, businesses, farms and schools. Randolph EMC is led by and belongs to member-consumers in areas of Randolph, Moore, Montgomery, Chatham and Alamance counties. Visit randolphemc.com to learn more.