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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.
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Katie is motivated to work safely by her son, Sam (age 2); husband, Tim; and daughter, Livy (age 3).
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At the Vanguard of Change
09/10/2017
Repair work was safely accomplished at the Cleco substation near Bevil Oaks.
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The Team Who Powered Solutions for Customers Served by Substations Damaged in Harvey
09/08/2017
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Entergy’s Employee Resource Groups Earn National Recognition
08/22/2017
James with his family (left to right): youngest daughter, Madonna; oldest daughter, Madison; and wife, Barbara.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with James Barry
08/22/2017
Ashley, pictured here with her husband Jake, has enjoyed working on Entergy Arkansas’ Stuttgart Solar Project.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Ashley Peterson
08/11/2017
Ashley Peterson is a customer service representative for Entergy Arkansas and has been part of the Entergy family for almost 13 years.
Entergy student interns chatting with employees about the various departments within the company
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Entergy Interns get a Jumpstart on their careers
08/11/2017
Kristin, pictured here with her husband, Jarrod, says that their son, Jace, and daughter, Jacki, motivate her to live and work safely.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Kristin Batulis Masoner
07/31/2017
Kristin Batulis Masoner is a senior customer service specialist for Entergy Louisiana and has been part of the Entergy family for five years.
Steve Pilgrim is director of business and economic development for Entergy Texas and also serves as the chair of the Greater Conroe Economic Development Council.
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'Five questions' with Steve Pilgrim of Entergy Texas
07/25/2017
In today's installment of 'five questions,' we sit down with Steve Pilgrim, director of business and economic development, to discuss why cities within our service area are good places to operate a business
