Entergy Mississippi has opened a $16.6-million facility to serve as its hub for customer service, distribution operations and storm response in DeSoto County.
New leadership strengthens company’s commitment to power life now and in the future
Entergy today announced that Jason Reynolds has been named vice president of federal infrastructure policy and Leroy Nix has been named vice president of strategic policy and stakeholder engagement.
Entergy today announced Seth Cureington has been promoted to vice president, commercial development and portfolio management. He reports to David Ellis, Entergy’s chief customer officer.
Company implements planned leadership succession process. Entergy board elects Chief Financial Officer Andrew Marsh to succeed Leo Denault as chief executive officer, effective Nov. 1. Members of Entergy's senior leadership team are announced.
Program recognizes top high school graduates who give back to their communities
This fall, five Arkansas students who are dependents of Entergy Arkansas employees will further their education with the help of a $5,000 scholarship from the company.
With a focus on safety and operations, effective succession planning ensures continuity in Entergy’s leadership.
A $300-million settlement ends Mississippi’s part in lengthy, multi-state FERC rate dispute
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