Thomas P. Wohlfarth

Director/Board Member at

Heart of Virginia Council

65 year

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Thomas P.
Wohlfarth is currently the Director at Heart of Virginia Council, Partnership For Housing Affordability, and a Member at Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Previously, he worked as the Chief Accounting Officer & Senior Vice President at Dominion Energy, Inc. and Virginia Electric & Power Co. He also held the same position at Dominion Energy Services, Inc. He graduated from Washington & Lee University with an undergraduate degree in 1984.

Thomas P. Wohlfarth active positions

Companies	Position	Start
Heart of Virginia Council	Director/Board Member	-
Partnership For Housing Affordability Partnership For Housing Affordability General GovernmentGovernment Partnership For Housing Affordability is a regional nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing local housing challenges through education, policy advocacy, and resource navigation. Since launching the Richmond Regional Housing Framework in 2020, the organization has helped implement solutions to increase housing opportunities. Through research, policy initiatives, partnerships, and public engagement, the organization works to advance housing affordability and stability in the Richmond area. The non-profit company is based in Richmond, VA. It operates the Housing Resource Line, connecting callers to financial assistance and housing resources. The group highlights regional issues such as a shortage of rental units, high eviction rates, housing cost burdens among workers, limited multi-family zoning, and a decline in affordable housing stock.	Director/Board Member	-
Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants	Corporate Officer/Principal	-

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Former positions of Thomas P. Wohlfarth

Companies	Position	End
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.	Comptroller/Controller/Auditor	2009-06-30
DOMINION ENERGY, INC.	Comptroller/Controller/Auditor	2009-06-30
Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Electric UtilitiesUtilities Provides gas and electricity services	Comptroller/Controller/Auditor	-

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Dominion Energy, Inc. Dominion Energy, Inc. Electric UtilitiesUtilities Produces and distributes electricity, natural gas and related services	Utilities
Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Electric UtilitiesUtilities Generates electricity	Utilities
Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Electric UtilitiesUtilities Provides gas and electricity services	Utilities
Washington & Lee University Washington & Lee University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants
Heart of Virginia Council
Partnership For Housing Affordability Partnership For Housing Affordability General GovernmentGovernment Partnership For Housing Affordability is a regional nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing local housing challenges through education, policy advocacy, and resource navigation. Since launching the Richmond Regional Housing Framework in 2020, the organization has helped implement solutions to increase housing opportunities. Through research, policy initiatives, partnerships, and public engagement, the organization works to advance housing affordability and stability in the Richmond area. The non-profit company is based in Richmond, VA. It operates the Housing Resource Line, connecting callers to financial assistance and housing resources. The group highlights regional issues such as a shortage of rental units, high eviction rates, housing cost burdens among workers, limited multi-family zoning, and a decline in affordable housing stock.	Government