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Constellation reveals its board of directors

Holden Wilen
·4 min read
Constellation reveals its board of directors
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Brown will join the board of directors for Constellation when it becomes Baltimore's newest and largest publicly traded company in the coming weeks. Constellation unveiled the 10 members of its board ahead of a planned split from Chicago-based Exelon Corp. (NYSE: EXC) expected to occur by the end of the first quarter. Members of Constellation's board will play a vital role in shaping the vision for what will once again be the biggest Baltimore-based company.

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