Centrus Energy announced yesterday the appointment of two new senior vice presidents. Kevin Alldred and Elmer Dyke will join the company as senior vice president of business strategy and senior vice president of business operations, respectively. Alldred will focus on strategic business planning and the development of new business through project development, contractual arrangements, and strategic business alliances, Centrus said. Dyke, meanwhile, will focus on all aspects of the company’s Low Enriched Uranium (LEU) business, including the sourcing, sales, and delivery of LEU, “As we work to refocus our business and meet our customers’ needs, I am delighted to welcome these seasoned veterans to the team,” said Centrus President and CEO Daniel Poneman said in a statement. “With our vision of making Centrus a trusted and reliable nuclear fuel and services provider in the coming years, their intimate knowledge of the industry and the market will make them a valuable addition to our management team.” Alldred and Dyke’s appointments will be effective on Oct. 1 and Sept. 1, respectively, Centrus said.
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