Michigan Energy Workforce Development Consortium

Dear MEWDC Members and Partners,


Please join us in welcoming Derrick Meeking, Director of Market Development Initiatives at Walker-Miller Energy Services, as the new Diversity Pillar Committee Co-Vice Chair of the Michigan Energy Workforce Development Consortium (MEWDC).

 

Derrick succeeds Brent Rush, Technical Manager of U.S. Tribal Engagement for Enbridge, who has served as Co-Vice Chair since 2024. We extend our sincere appreciation to Brent for his leadership, dedication, and contributions during his tenure. We are pleased that Brent will continue to serve as a member of the committee.

 

Derrick brings more than 18 years of experience in workforce development and program leadership. He has been with Walker-Miller Energy Services since September 2022. Prior to this role, Derrick served as Director of Workforce Development and Programs at Empowerment Plan; Director of Economic Prosperity and Initiatives at United Way for Southeastern Michigan; and held various career services and training leadership roles at Focus: HOPE. His expertise will be instrumental in advancing MEWDC’s commitment to building and sustaining a qualified, diverse, and future-ready energy workforce for Michigan.

 

Derrick’s contact information is as follows:

 

Derrick Meeking

Director of Market Development Initiatives

Walker-Miller Energy Services

Email: dmeeking@wmenergy.com

Cell: 313.282.2845

 

We look forward to Derrick’s leadership on the Diversity Pillar Committee and to the continued success of the Consortium.

 

Sincerely,

 

Christopher P. HooSang

Co-Chair, MEWDC

Director, Corporate HR & Innovation

DTE Energy

christopher.hoosang@dteenergy.com

 

Caitlin Tetrick

Co-Chair, MEWDC

Senior Executive Director of Total Rewards & Workforce Strategy

Consumers Energy

caitlin.tetrick@cmsenergy.com

 

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Michigan Energy Workforce Development Consortium (MEWDC) is an industry-led partnership of more than 50 representatives of industry, workforce, education and veterans. It was established in 2008 to address current and future workforce issues that are crucial to building and sustaining Michigan’s energy industry.