Curriculum Vitae: Debra L. Reed

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CURRICULUM VITAE

OVERVIEW

As chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of Sempra Energy, Debra L.
Reed presides over $41.1 billion in assets, operating revenues of more than $10 billion and
17,000 employees who serve 32 million consumers with energy services in the U.S., Mexico,
Chile and Peru.

EXPERIENCE

Sempra Energy, San Diego, CA


DEBRA L. REED Chairman and Chief Executive Officer 2012-Present
Chairman and CEO Earnings of $1.35 billion on revenues of $10 billion (2015)
SEMPRA ENERGY Five year total shareholder return of 110 percent
$41.1 billion in assets
488 8th Avenue 17,000 employees serving 32 million consumers
San Diego, CA 92101

Chief Executive Officer 2011-2012


PERSONAL AWARDS
Earnings of $859 million on revenues of $9.6 billion (2012)
Received a 2016 Cool Appointed to Sempra Energy board of directors
Woman Award from the $36.5 billion in assets
Girl Scouts of San Diego

Named to Institutional Executive Vice President 2010-2011


Investors All-America Earnings of $1.3 billion on revenues of $10 billion (2011)
Executive Team, 2016 $33.3 billion in assets
Named to Fortune Responsible for strategy and planning, external affairs,
magazines Most Powerful human resources and internal audit
Women in Business, 2011-
2015
San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Gas Co., San Diego, CA
Recognized by Institutional President and Chief Executive Officer 2006-2010
Investor magazine as the $6.9 billion in annual operating revenues (2010)
Best CEO in the Electric
Utilities category, 2014
$20 billion in assets
24 million consumers served by 12,000 employees
Awarded the Mark A.
Stevens Distinguished
Alumni of the Year, USC President and Chief Operating Officer 2004-2006
Viterbi School of $7 billion in annual operating revenues (2006)
Engineering, 2013 $14 billion in assets
Received the Exemplary 23 million consumers served by 12,000 employees
Award for Business
Leadership, San Diego President and Chief Financial Officer 2001-2004
Magazine, 2013 $6.3 billion in annual operating revenues (2004)
Recognized by Forbes $12 billion in assets
magazine as one of the 23 million consumers served by 10,800 employees
nations most influential
female CEOs in 2012
San Diego Gas & Electric, San Diego, CA
Named Director of the Year President and Chief Financial Officer 2000-2001
Nonprofit Governance, $2 billion in annual operating revenues (2001)
Corporate Directors Forum,
2012 $5.4 billion in assets
3 million consumers served by 3,000 employees

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Named a Woman of Southern California Gas Co., Los Angeles, CA
Distinction, Girl Scouts of President Energy Distribution Services and Chief Financial Officer 1998-2000
Greater Los Angeles, 2012
Full profit and loss responsibility for the energy
Received a Women Who procurement and distribution operations unit
Mean Business Award for Responsible for all customer and distribution operations for
Exemplary Leadership, San
Diego Business Journal, 2012 approximately 20 million consumers

Received the California Senior Vice President Energy Distribution Services 1995-1998
State Business Leadership Transition Team Pacific Enterprises and Enova merger
Award, Leadership Managed merger integration activities and regulatory
California, 2011
approval process for merger
Named Southern California Served on steering committee for development of strategic
Leader of the Year, plan for newly formed company
Southern California
Leadership Council, 2008 Vice President Human Resources 1990-1995
Received Corporate Leader Oversaw all human resources functions, including
of the Year, Black Business compensation, executive compensation, benefits, labor
Association of Los Angeles, relations, personnel and management development
2008

Named to San Diego Vice President Administrative Services 1988-1990


Magazines 50 People to Core responsibilities included supply management,
Watch, 2007 procurement and insurance
Received Corporate Partner First female and youngest to be named an officer at
of the Year, National Southern California Gas Co.
Association of Women
Business Owners, 2007 Manager Environmental Engineering 1987-1988
Responsible for environmental policy and compliance
Named to the San Diego
Business Hall of Fame, Junior Manager Personnel Relations and Planning 1985-1987
Achievement, 2006
Responsibilities included employee recruitment,
Awarded 2004 Woman of development, labor relations and succession planning
the Year, California Science
Center Manager Personnel Administration 1984-1985
Responsible for employee recruitment and development
COMPANY Weatherization Planning Supervisor 1982-1984
RECOGNITION
Oversaw energy-efficiency for residential and business
Named by Fortune magazine customers
as one of the Worlds Most
Account Executive, Special Projects 1981-1982
Admired Companies for
2015 Responsible for working with commercial/industrial customers
to design energy efficient measures including cogeneration
Recognized by Women
Corporate Directors with a The Procter & Gamble Company, Los Angeles, CA
Visionary Award for
Project Engineer 1976-1977
Leadership & Governance of
a Public Company, 2015 Served as project engineer at paper conversion facility,
completing a project on water quality and use of flocculation
Ranked No. 9 in the S&P 500
Annual Newsweek Green EDUCATION
Rankings, 2015
University of Southern California
Ranked in the top tier of the
Zicklin Index of Corporate B.S. Civil Engineering 1978
Political Disclosure and Graduated summa cum laude; Trustee scholar
Accountability, 2014-2015

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Selected for the Thomson LICENSES
Reuters U.S. Large Cap ESG
Index, 2014-2015 Engineer in Training, CA 1986

Selected as a 2020 Women CURRENT EXTERNAL APPOINTMENTS


on Boards Winning W
Company, 2014-2015 Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL
Board of Directors 2015-Present
Named to the STOXX Global
ESG Leaders Index, 2014- Compensation Committee member
2015
Business Roundtable, Washington, D.C.
Named to Fortune Member 2015-Present
magazines Americas 50 Member of Energy and Environment and Tax and Fiscal
Best Companies for Policy Committees
Minorities, 2014
National Petroleum Council, Washington, D.C.
Selected for the Euronext
Vigeo U.S. 50, 2013-2015, Member 2014-Present
and the Euronext Vigeo
World 120, 2014-2015 The Business Council, Washington, D.C.
Member 2014-Present
Selected for the Dow Jones
Sustainability World Index, USC Viterbi School of Engineering, Los Angeles, CA
2013-2015 Board of Councilors 2012-Present
Selected for the CDP Climate San Diego Regional Economic Development Corp., San Diego, CA
Disclosure Leadership Index,
2011-2015
Member, Chairmans Competitive Council 2008-Present

Selected for the Dow Jones Halliburton Co., Houston, TX


Sustainability North America Board of Directors 2001-Present
Index, 2011-2015 Compensation Committee member
Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee chair
Named to the 100 Best
Corporate Citizens list, The Trusteeship, International Womens Forum, Los Angeles, CA
Corporate Responsibility
magazine, 2010-2015 Member 1999-Present

Received Ethisphere
PAST EXTERNAL APPOINTMENTS
Institutes Worlds Most San Diego Regional Economic Development Corp., San Diego, CA
Ethical Companies
designation, 2009-10, 2012- Board of Directors 2000-2012
2015 Chairman of the Board
First Vice Chair
SUBSIDIARY Second Vice Chair
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Secretary
Received Industry UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering, San Diego, CA
Leadership-Electricity
Council Advisory member 2009-2011
Generation Award, Platts
Global Energy Awards, 2014
(Sempra U.S. Gas and
Avery Dennison Corporation, San Diego, CA
Power) Board of Directors 2009-2011
Member of Audit and Compensation Committees
SDG&E's Energy Innovation
Center achieved Double- American Gas Association, Washington, D.C.
Platinum LEED status by the
Board of Directors 2007-2010
U.S. Green Building Council,
2014

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Received ReliabilityOne Precourt Institute for Energy Efficiency, Stanford, CA
National Reliability
Board of Directors 2007-2011
Excellence Award,
"Outstanding Customer Executive Council member
Engagement" and "Best in
the Nation," 2014 (SDG&E) Genentech, Inc., San Francisco, CA
Board of Directors 2005-2009
Awarded Top Customer Member, Special Committee to Negotiate Sale of Company
Service Ranking in U.S. for Audit Committee chair
Gas Utilities, JD Power and
Associates, 2011-2013 Member of Compensation and Governance Committees
(SoCalGas)
University of Southern California College of Arts, Letters and Sciences
Received No. 1 ranking for Board of Directors 2003-2007
Gas Business Customer
Satisfaction in Western Dominguez Services Corporation, Los Angeles, CA
Region, JD Power and Board of Directors 1995-2000
Associates, 2008, 2013-2014
Compensation Committee chair
(SoCalGas)
Audit Committee member
Received Supply Chain
Leadership Award, U.S. EPA PRINCIPAL STRENGTHS
Climate Leaders, 2013
Thoughtful leadership directed at enhancing long-term shareholder value
(SDG&E)
Capacity to objectively evaluate risks/rewards of business opportunities
Named to the "Top Ten Best
North American Utilities" for Appreciation for, and encouragement of, constructive debate
Smart Grid by Greentech
Media, 2013 (SDG&E) Broad business perspective that has been enhanced by outside board participation
Appreciation for importance of enfranchising and enrolling outside constituents
Awarded Project of the
Year for the Sunrise Openness to feedback and counsel from all levels, including peers and subordinates
Powerlink transmission
project, American Society of Active coach and mentor in development of future leaders
Civil Engineers, San Diego
section, 2012 (SDG&E) Ability to energize teams to produce stellar results

Received Nations Most High level of personal and professional accountability and integrity
Advanced Smart Grid
Award, Power Magazine,
2012 (SDG&E)

Recognized with the


Organizational Leadership
Award, U.S. EPA Climate
Leaders, 2012 (SDG&E)

March 2016

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