OneVizion Appoints Energy Infrastructure Executive Walt Farrell to Board of Directors

Oct 1, 2026

President and CEO of Atlanta Gas Light and Chattanooga Gas brings large-scale utility operations experience to OneVizion's board.

ATLANTA - Oct. 1, 2026 - PRLog -- OneVizion, a configurable infrastructure execution platform, today announced the appointment of Walt Farrell to its board of directors. Farrell is President and Chief Executive Officer of Atlanta Gas Light and Chattanooga Gas, Southern Company Gas subsidiaries that together deliver natural gas to approximately 1.8 million customers across Georgia and Tennessee.

Farrell's background spans economic development and utility operations at scale. Before leading Atlanta Gas Light and Chattanooga Gas, he served as vice president of economic development for Georgia Power and held a director role at the Georgia Department of Economic Development. His appointment brings an energy-sector operating perspective to OneVizion's board.

"Walt's experience running Atlanta Gas Light and Chattanooga Gas gives us an operator's view of how energy companies actually get built and run, not just an outside opinion on where the market is headed," said Bradley Velotta, President and CEO of OneVizion. "Energy leaders are managing the same kind of growing complexity in coordinating people, capital, and infrastructure that we see across telecom, and Walt has spent his career in exactly that work."

"OneVizion is working to solve problems across industries in an increasingly complex economy,"
said Farrell. "I look forward to learning more and supporting the Board in understanding ways this could bring value to growing industries with evolving workflows."

About OneVizion

OneVizion is an AI-enabled low-code enterprise workflow management platform designed to manage complex infrastructure programs across telecommunications, utilities, energy, and other asset-intensive industries. Built on Linked Record Architecture®, OneVizion enables organizations to centralize data, eliminate disconnected systems, and adapt to change without sacrificing scale or control. The platform serves as a single system of record for projects, assets, processes, and compliance—helping organizations execute with clarity, confidence, and speed.

Built to Adapt. Engineered to Scale. Ready for What's Next.

For more information about OneVizion and our solutions, visit OneVizion.com or contact our team at [email protected].

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