October 27 - October 29

Region 7 Meeting

San Antonio, TX

Region 7 Meeting

This is your connection to local utility technology professionals and events. By interacting with UTC Regions, you can:

✨Meet other professionals in the industry.
✨Find educational opportunities for you, your colleagues, and your staff.
✨Get involved in local technology issues that affect us all.
✨Learn about UTC Committees and other member benefits.
✨Hear directly from UTC Leadership and get your burning questions answered

Don’t wait any longer! Register today!

To become a UTC member, contact Karnel Thomas.

Utility Registration

$300 for the first registrant and $90 for each additional registrant.

Once the first registration for $300 has been processed please contact support@utc.org for instructions on how to register additional attendees at the discounted rate.

**If your company is a member of UTC and you are not seeing the member rates on the registration site please contact support@utc.org for assistance.

Vendor/Associate Rate**

$650 – Members

$895 – Non-Members

**These rates are for non-sponsoring vendor companies. See below for sponsor registration instructions.

Speakers:

All speakers will be registered complimentary by UTC staff.

Sponsors & Exhibitors:
Sponsors:

Sponsors may receive complimentary or discounted rates depending on their level of participation.

Before registering through the website please click here to email and confirm any applicable comps or discounts.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations received on or before Monday, October 5 will receive a refund less a 25% administrative fee. There will be no refunds after October 5; however, substitutions may be made without penalty. Cancellations and substitutions must be received in writing to support@utc.org

Questions? Please email UTC support for assistance by clicking here.

Sponsorship Contract – Click here

Sponsor Information

E: sales@utc.org

Conference / Registration Information

E: support@utc.org

Sponsor Quick Facts – Coming Soon

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Hotel Shipping Guidelines – Coming Soon

Badge Request Form – Coming Soon

Exhibit Floor plan – Click here

For questions contact support@utc.org or call 202.833.6812

Embassy Suites Riverwalk Hotel

About Region 7

Region 7 includes:
Have any questions or are interested in hearing more about how UTC can play a role in your company? Contact our Region 7 officers:
Chair: Gabriel Garcia, CPS Energy
Vice-Chair: Richie Cepeda, Lower Colorado River Authority
Secretary/Treasurer: Kile Griffith, CPS Energy
Photography Consent: Registration constitutes permission for UTC to use registrant’s image in photographs, video or other medium for marketing, promotional and other business purposes.

SPEAKERS

President and CEO, Utilities Technology Council

Senior Vice President of Policy and General Counsel, UTC

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Rusty Williams

Jimmy R. (Rusty) Williams is President and CEO of the Utilities Technology Council (UTC.) UTC is a DC-based global trade association that represents electric, gas, and water utilities on their mission-critical information and communications technologies.

Williams, a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Alabama, has more than three decades of extensive utilities industry experience. He worked at LightRiver Technologies for seven years, where he served as Vice President, Sales. Before LightRiver, Williams worked for nearly four years as Director of Business Development at AFL Telecommunications. He also worked for more than 25 years at Southern Company, where he held various telecommunications and IT management positions.
Williams, a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Alabama, has more than three decades of extensive utilities industry experience. He worked at LightRiver Technologies for seven years, where he served as Vice President, Sales. Before LightRiver, Williams worked for nearly four years as Director of Business Development at AFL Telecommunications. He also worked for more than 25 years at Southern Company, where he held various telecommunications and IT management positions.
As President and CEO, Williams will lead UTC’s staff as the association continues to be a trusted advocate and thought leader on regulatory issues and emerging technology, as well as a valued training source in the utility telecommunications and networking space.
Williams earned his BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Brett Kilbourne