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Ryan Kelso has worked for New Braunfels Utilities for eight years in several different roles throughout the company. (Courtesy NBU)
New Braunfels

New Braunfels Utilities CEO Ryan Kelso looks forward to the next five year’s challenges, opportunities

By Shaheryar Khan, Sierra Martin

The New Braunfels Utilities Board named Ryan Kelso as the organization’s next CEO in Dec. 2023.

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