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power principle: a conversation with entergy mississippi's john reuben cox
10/11/2017
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john reuben with his wife erin and their sons: john calen (standing) and beckett.
entergy employees who shared their personal stories of coming out. pictured from left to right: kim noel, megan norris, margaret saik and mike atwater
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bringing your whole self to work
10/11/2017
in support of entergy’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, employees are recognizing national coming out day by sharing their personal stories on entergy’s employee website of coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or as an ally.
richard powajbo, manager of operations for entergy’s gas distribution business, accepts a 2017 emergency management award from southern gas association. presenting the award is kimberley watson, president, north region pipelines, kinder morgan.
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entergy gas distribution team recognized for emergency response
09/27/2017
on sept.15, entergy employees created a ‘silent table’ display at the echelon building in jackson, mississippi, as a way to remember the sacrifices americans made to defend the united states.
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entergy honors pow/mia with somber remembrance of the ‘empty chair’
09/25/2017
hayley, pictured here with daughters cally and caitlyn, wants to go home each day knowing that she's done all she can to ensure the safety of her co-workers and customers.
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power principles: a conversation with hayley perkins
09/25/2017
hayley perkins is a customer service assistant for entergy mississippi and has been part of the entergy family for three years.
sept. 15 - oct. 15 is national hispanic heritage month, a good time to feature entergy arkansas employee gabe munoz.
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from enchiladas to energy efficiency, munoz’s winding path brought him to arkansas
09/19/2017
gabe munoz, manager of energy efficiency programs for entergy arkansas, explains that in his 1977 brownsville, texas, high school graduating class of 2,600 students, it seems there were only four or so classmates who were not of mexican descent. brownsville, he said, “is not quite mexico. it’s not quite america. it’s brownsville.”
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entergy scores 'best place to work' honor on dei®
09/13/2017
katie is motivated to work safely by her son, sam (age 2); husband, tim; and daughter, livy (age 3).
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power principles: a conversation with katie shepley
09/13/2017
katie shepley, a utility performance manager with entergy texas, has been part of the entergy family for five years.
greg fenn
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at the vanguard of change
09/10/2017
