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Power Principle: A Conversation with Entergy Texas' James Stephens
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12/18/2016

Photo of James’ family: (standing left to right) son, Ethan, daughter-in-law, Jaci, daughters, Chrissy and Mel, daughter-in-law, Courtney and son, Billy; (sitting left to right) James holding grandchildren, Dawson and Cheyenne, and James' wife Ellen holding grandchildren, Everly and Wilder.
Photo of James’ family: (standing left to right) son, Ethan, daughter-in-law, Jaci, daughters, Chrissy and Mel, daughter-in-law, Courtney and son, Billy; (sitting left to right) James holding grandchildren, Dawson and Cheyenne, and James' wife Ellen holding grandchildren, Everly and Wilder.

James Stephens is a senior safety specialist for Entergy Texas at the Port Arthur Sabine Station. James joined the Entergy family 33 years ago.

James’ Power Principle

I hold myself accountable to employees whom I work with every day. I try to motivate employees to have a safe, productive day and encourage a questioning attitude.

What Makes Him Proud

I am most proud of being married to my wife Ellen for 35 years, raising four wonderful children, watching them grow into adults and spoiling my four wonderful grandchildren.

Projects He Enjoys

I don't really have a favorite project. But I do enjoy being involved with other departments and employees throughout the company in any project that creates a “safety-first” environment.

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Texas  Employees  Power Principle  Safety  TX Employees  TX Safety 
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