TALLAHASSEE —
Isilio Arriaga was sworn in on Tuesday to
the five-member Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) which regulates the
state’s investor-owned electric, gas, water, wastewater, and telecommunications
companies.
Commissioner Arriaga will serve a partial term on the Commission ending
January 1, 2007, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of Chuck
Davidson. Arriaga was most recently an Independent Management
Consultant for Ferrell Schultz Consulting, Inc. He served on the Board of Directors
of the Venezuelan-American Chamber of Commerce as well as the Council of the
Bi-National Chambers of America (CBCA), and is a trustee member and former
president of the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. Arriaga served as a
Congressman in the Republic of Venezuela from 1988 until 1993, where he co-sponsored
the first Privatization Law in the nation. As an International Consultant,
Arriaga was a strong advocate of the promotion of U.S. enterprises in Latin
America.
Arriaga, 57, received a Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering from
New York University and holds a Bachelor’s degree from Pratt Institute (NY).
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