We're pleased to partner with them to support their work. We look forward to continuing to work with them in 2018 on important PG&E updates and energy policy initiatives," said PG&E Community Relations Manager Jimi Harris. Representatives from outlets such as The Post News, Sun Reporter and Sacramento Observer and other media outlets learned about PG&E's Time of Use rate plan and how customers can better manage their energy usage. During the one-hour session, they also received information about how PG&E's Black Employee Resource Group supports the community, the company's PowerPathway workforce development program, the ways PG&E's supplier diversity program assists diverse suppliers and the role GPS plays in damage prevention to PG&E equipment. CBM Executive Director Regina Brown Wilson said PG&E's support shows the company is "all about their customers and the people they serve." She praised PG&E for their interest in making sure the community is informed about issues affecting them.