Texhoma Chapter Executive Committee

Jasmine Gilbert

2026 Texhoma Chapter Chair

With over a decade of experience as an environmental/scientific professional at AEP, she has made significant contributions to the power generation industry and the Women's International Network of Utility Professionals (WiNUP).

An active member of the ArkLaTex and Texhoma chapters, she has held numerous leadership roles, including chapter secretary, International Board Rep, and various executive committee positions. She is passionate about increasing membership and participation, and currently serves on several international committees, fostering connection and celebrating the diverse paths of successful women in the field.

Wendi Brasuell-Fisher

2026 Texhoma Chapter Secretary

I joined WiNUP in 2024 and have been an active member of the Texhoma chapter.

I am a telecom and technology leader with 30+ years of experience designing and managing advanced communication networks across transmission, distribution, and enterprise environments. As a PMP certified Project Management supervisor at Actalent supporting AEP, I oversee multimillion dollar portfolios involving largescale fiber deployments, protection systems, and modernization initiatives.

My background includes IT portfolio leadership for higher education and engineering leadership in the cable and digital media industry, where I built and managed complex lab environments and major infrastructure programs. I hold a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and am an active member of PMI, IEEE, and SWE.

Outside of work I love spending time with my 5 young grandchildren. 1 girl and 5 boys keep my husband and I, very busy and so happy. I love to exercise by walking a lot and being a crazy Crossfitter.

I am the secretary for my college sorority board. I am also passionate in encouraging young girls/women to jump into the math and science world!

Stacey Booth

2026 Texhoma Chapter Treasurer

Hello, my name is Stacey Boothe. I want to start with a little something about me personally, I’m happily married — this year we’re celebrating our 10th anniversary — and I’m proud to be part of a blended family that includes three stepdaughters and one grandson who lights up our lives. I enjoy my flowers, birdwatching, fashion, and spending quality time with family and friends. A fun family fact: I’m distantly related to Johnny Cash — way up the family tree, but it’s there haha!

Professionally, I began my career right out of high school as an administrative assistant at LSU Health, where I built a foundation in organization, communication, and supporting fast-paced teams. In 2017 I joined SWEPCO as an administrator at the Lieberman and Arsenal Hill Power Plants, where I supported plant operations and developed practical knowledge of generation processes and plant administration. In 2025 I embraced a new challenge and transitioned into a Planner role within Generation Renewables, expanding my skills into planning and project coordination for renewable generation efforts.

Throughout my time here, I’ve been fortunate to form many strong friendships across the company and participate in cross-functional efforts that have broadened my perspective and impact. I’ve contributed to process improvement initiatives, helped document application standard work, and taken part in leadership programs alongside executives. Those experiences have sharpened my ability to collaborate, lead change, and drive improvements that support reliability and operational excellence.

Looking forward, I’m committed to continuing my professional growth and pursuing opportunities to move upward within the organization. I value mentorship, teamwork, and community engagement, and I’m excited to keep contributing to projects that matter to our team and the communities we serve. I look forward to working with each of you and supporting our shared goals.

Kelsey McKinney

2026 Texhoma Chapter Immediate Past Chair

Kelsey began her career in the utility industry in 2006 as a contractor with American Electric Power (AEP). She got her start mowing yards and cleaning the PSO Generation plants before moving into operational support, where she managed parts and materials for upcoming jobs and outages and later traveled to assist with Turbine outages for PSO and SWEPCO.

In 2020, Kelsey became a full-time AEP employee as a Contract Analyst in Generation, also supporting Distribution and Renewables to ensure contract needs were met. In 2023, she transitioned to Davis H. Elliot Co. as an Assistant Manager, where she supports operations across Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas. She is also pursuing her MBA in Business Administration with a double concentration in Women in Leadership and Leadership in General.

Kelsey joined WiNUP in 2022 and has served as Vice Chair and Chair of the Texhoma Chapter. On the international level, she has been an active member of the Professional Development, Mentoring, and Budget Committees, as well as the International Conference Planning Committee and International Charity Committee to help organize and fundraise for the annual charity.

Outside of work, Kelsey enjoys traveling, crafting, and spending time with her family and friends. She and her husband, John, along with their three dogs—Chewy, Han, and Obie— live in Talala, OK, and cherish weekends with their grandchildren, nieces and nephews and family and friends.

Deanna Hallmark-Elliott

2026 International Board Representative

I joined WiNUP in 2020 and have been active in the Texhoma Chapter, holding several leadership roles and currently serving as the International Board Rep. I have Served on several annual conference planning committees and am slated to Chair of International Ways and Means Committee in 2026.

My career path to the Utility industry is “colorful” to say the least.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in interior design from Oklahoma State University -a background that, while uncommon in utilities, developed both strategic thinking and keen attention to detail. In the design field I worked with clients, specifying flooring, window covering, furniture and wallcovering. I also learned to custom

blend paint. That expertise led me to Estee Lauder Companies’ Prescriptives’ division, where I helped create custom blended foundations and powders and spent eight years with the company, including two years as a national makeup artist.

I joined AEP/ Public Service Company of Oklahoma in 2000 as Executive Assistant to the President and spent 25 years in the Oklahoma City office supporting Governmental Affairs and related teams. As Budget Analyst for External Affairs, I now process contributions, sponsorships, and memberships across PSO Service territory and partnering with Governmental Affairs, External Affairs, Corporate Communications and Economic Development.

Spoiling my two little grandchildren is definitely my favorite pastime! I also enjoy traveling, tending my flower garden and any project that involves decorating.