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Atmos Energy

COMPANY

Natural gas utility. It claims a heritage back to 1906, but this company was a spinoff, "Energas", from Pioneer Corporation in 1983. The present name was adopted in 1988. Atmos acquired TXU Gas from TXU in 2004.

Official Website:
http://www.atmosenergy.com/

Industry:
Energy

Ticker:
NYSE:ATO

Corporate headquarters:
Dallas, TX

Sales:
$5.9B (2007)

Employees:
4600

EXECUTIVES

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Robert W. Best
Business
c. 1947   CEO of Atmos Energy
Charles K. Vaughan
Business
c. 1936   Chairman of Atmos Energy, 1983-97

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS OR DIRECTORS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Travis W. Bain II
Business
c. 1934   Texas Custom Pools, Inc.
Robert W. Best
Business
c. 1947   CEO of Atmos Energy
Dan Busbee
Attorney
c. 1932   Locke Purnell Rain Harrell
Richard W. Cardin
Business
c. 1935   Retired Partner, Arthur Andersen
Richard W. Douglas
Business
c. 1947   The Staubach Company
Ruben E. Esquivel
Business
c. 1943   VP at UT Southwestern Medical Center
Thomas J. Garland
Politician
16-Jun-1934   Past Chancellor, Tennessee Board of Regents
Richard K. Gordon
Business
c. 1948   Juniper Capital LP
Thomas C. Meredith
Educator
c. 1940   Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning
Phillip E. Nichol
Business
c. 1935   Former VP, UBS Paine Webber
Nancy K. Quinn
Business
c. 1953   Hanover Capital LLC
Stephen R. Springer
Business
c. 1945   Former VP, Williams Companies
Charles K. Vaughan
Business
c. 1936   Chairman of Atmos Energy, 1983-97
Richard Ware II
Business
c. 1946   Amarillo National Bank


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