Browse the detailed record of transactions filed by Abraham Spencer, Chairman of the Board. Insider active across 4 companies, notably NRG Energy, INC.. Aggregated, 33 reports have been recorded. Total volume traded: €229k. The latest transaction was filed on 15 May 2026 — Cession. Regulator: SEC (Form 4). All data is accessible without signup.
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Spencer Abraham is an experienced American corporate director and public-policy leader, best known for serving as Chairman of the Board of Uranium Energy Corp. and as a director of PBF Energy Inc., Two Harbors Investment Corp., and NRG Energy, Inc. He is also the founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Abraham Group LLC, an international strategic consulting firm he launched in 2005. His career blends energy policy expertise, regulatory experience, and corporate governance leadership. Before entering the private sector, Abraham held senior U.S. government roles. He served as U.S. Secretary of Energy from 2001 to January 2005 under President George W. Bush. In that role, he was involved in national energy security policy, domestic oil and gas development, nuclear energy policy, environmental management programs, and nuclear nonproliferation initiatives. Earlier, he served as a U.S. Senator from Michigan from 1995 to 2001, after holding a range of public and political positions. In the boardroom, Abraham is often associated with companies operating in regulated and capital-intensive sectors, particularly energy and real assets. At PBF Energy, he has served on the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee and previously on the Compensation Committee. At NRG Energy, he serves as an independent director with experience relevant to policy, strategic oversight, and the energy transition. At Two Harbors Investment Corp., he contributes to board-level governance and compensation oversight. At Uranium Energy Corp., his chairman role is especially significant given the company’s focus and the importance of nuclear and uranium policy in its business environment. Across these roles, Abraham is generally viewed as a director with strong insight into public policy, stakeholder engagement, and risk oversight in highly regulated industries. His background in government and energy policy positions him as a board leader who can help companies navigate regulatory complexity, strategic positioning, and long-term governance priorities.