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Employees are our greatest asset and as part of our People First initiative, we want to recognize the people behind the power. Our employees are a major factor in Dairyland being a Great Place to Work and a sustainable and reliable power provider. The employee spotlight series features an employee each month, shining a spotlight on their interests and what it’s like to be a part of the Dairyland team.

Employee Spotlight On
Greg Flege
Vice President, Transmission

What is your job at Dairyland?
Vice President, Transmission – leading and supporting all Transmission departments including System Operations, Operations & Planning Engineering, Transmission Construction and Maintenance, Vegetation Management, Field and Fleet Operations, Innovation and Demand Response.

What makes Dairyland a great place to work?
Dairyland’s commitment to excellence, innovation and its employees was obvious from my first day on the job. We continue to evolve as an organization in our pursuit of those things, but that commitment remains the same.

What led you to work in this field?
I’ve been interested in the electric utility industry since working for my hometown utility during summer breaks. The people I worked with made a lasting impression and I enjoyed seeing the work we did everyday translate to good things in the community.

Life outside of work. Tell us about your favorite things.
Discovering new ways to enjoy the beautiful area we live in with my family. We hike, bike, fish and boat, and have yet to run out of new things to try. I also like to golf, although, I am no longer very good at it. Fortunately, my growing appreciation for the game itself has kept pace with my declining skills.

What is your favorite quote?
“The best investment you can make is in yourself.” -Warren Buffet

What was the best thing that happened to you this month?
My daughter asking me if I would take her hunting.

Dream vacation?
My wife and I are foodies. Portugal or Italy would be a great experience!

Where’s your favorite local spot?
Diggers Sting (La Crosse) and Pete’s Hamburger Stand (Prairie Du Chien).