When Rose M. Volpe started working for the power company, times were a little different. DTE was still known as Detroit Edison, the world was only starting to heal from WWII and wages were $23 per week. “I started working on Dec. 10, 1945,” Volpe said. “I felt like...
Celebrated annually, National Engineers Week reaffirms the commitment of engineers to making a difference in the work they lead in their roles at organizations across the country. This year’s theme, “Welcome to the Future,” points to how engineering is tackling...
What is our most finite resource? Many would say time. It’s something we can’t get back, and how we use it matters. One important way Trailblazer Rodney Cole, president, DTE Energy Foundation and Corporate Citizenship, uses his time is giving back to the communities...
What makes a person a Trailblazer? It could be someone who’s a leader and lifts others along the way. It could be someone you can count on when a problem arises, someone who executes on creative ideas or someone who gives back in extraordinary ways in their community....
On Veterans Day, we take time to honor those who have sacrificed for our country and freedom. For our VETS employee resource group (ERG), that service extends throughout the year to give back to veterans in our community. One of the ways our VETS group has...
“Everybody can be great because everybody can serve.” Martin Luther King, Jr. DTE’s team is known for serving – from supplying customers with essential energy to volunteering in local communities and supporting statewide nonprofits. But what happens when the lines...
