Charles John Wilder's Resume (Last updated October 22nd 2008)

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Charles John Wilder

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Charles John Wilder is known by many to be a maverick businessman, capable of turning around failing companies. While this is a true assessment of the man professionally, what many may not be aware of is John’s deep commitment to giving back to communities. Through volunteerism, contributions, and his family foundation Mr. Wilder seeks to help those in need and boost the communities in which he lives and works. United Way is special to Mr. Wilder, who has been a longtime United Way Tocqueville Society member. The success of TXU’s 2005 campaign saw Wilder named CEO of the Year, and as such, he helped TXU earn the Spirit of Caring Award for the 2006 campaign and the Outstanding Campaign Growth and Pacesetter of the Year Awards in 2007. By means of the John and Susan Wilder Foundation, the Dallas United Way was able to form TLC Camp for Youth, a free summer program that serves lower income children and teens. TLC Camp for Youth encourages, equips, and empowers thousands of urban youth and their mentors through its programs. Charles J. Wilder began his career in the energy business more than 25 years ago with the Royal Dutch/Shell Group. In 1998, he was brought onboard as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Entergy, and in 2004, he joined TXU as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), later becoming Chairman of the firm. Born in Missouri, Charles Wilder graduated from Southeast Missouri State University magna cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. Mr. Wilder also received his Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. Wilder currently resides in Dallas, Texas, where he enjoys reading, sports, traveling, and spending time with his wife and three children.

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