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‘You had the power to stop this:’ Ex-ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore sentenced to 2 years in prison in scheme to bribe Speaker Madigan
Anne Pramaggiore was still a rising star in Chicago’s male-dominated C-suite corporate world, the newly minted chief executive of Exelon, a major Fortune 100 energy company that delivered power to millions of customers in the Chicago area and beyond.
Anne Pramaggiore led the state’s largest utility for six years. On Monday a judge sentenced her to two years for helping lead ...
In a sentencing memo published late Tuesday, prosecutors asked that ex-City Club president and ComEd lobbyist Jay Doherty be ...
The recommendation for Doherty "is significantly less than what the government otherwise would have recommended" had it not been for the sentences already handed down to his co-defendants, a ...
Sentencing is scheduled next Monday, July 21, for former ComEd CEO Anne Pramaggiore after she was convicted of conspiracy, bribery and falsifying records.
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