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... ding a collective effort to enhance diversity and inclusion (D&I) within Sempra, its family of companies and in the communities it serves. Previously, Mitchell served as vice president of state governmental affairs and external affairs for San ...

... iversity of San Diego School of Law. Learn more about Paul Yong and his Chinese-American heritage in this Q&A: You are vice president of corporate tax and chief tax counsel for Sempra Energy. Tell us more about your role. What are your depa ...

... pportunity and prosperity are central to advancing equity, we work hard to foster strategic relationships with the communities and customers our operating companies serve. In fact, in the last year alone, Sempra’s family of companies engaged nonpr ...

... l soon move into new homes built by PulteGroup, Inc. in the Houston suburbs, and donated through their Built to Honor program to Operation Homefront. After successfully completing a comprehensive program with Operation Homefront caseworkers and finan ...

... ts for every dollar earned by men. At Sempra, we understand the urgency of this problem and are committed to uplifting women and celebrating their contributions. Sempra and our family of companies continue to invest in and recognize the importance ...

... empra in 2002, Gao has served in various roles of increasing responsibility across multiple functions. She also currently serves as an executive sponsor for Sempra’s employee resource group for women, a group committed to helping cultivate a sense of ...

... affect our operations and compel us to place sustainability at the center of our business strategy and recommit ourselves to building climate resilient energy networks while helping advance a better future for all through climate action. Habitat ...

... s goals. He also oversees the company’s treasury and cash management functions, as well as divestments and other activities related to corporate development in collaboration with Sempra’s three growth platforms. Previously, from 2013 to 2022, Mor ...